Attack performance rearsets

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EL_BOMBERO

Discussion Starter · Oct 18, 2021

Just installed my new attack performance rearsets. This was a direct install with no mods for the track. I removed the rear brake light switch. It took me about 40 minutes to install and make adjustments. To get it just right for me. I will post pictures soon. Also I had to order them thru racing program. Should b available to public very soon.

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XCLR8TN

· #2 · Oct 29, 2021

EL_BOMBERO said:
Just installed my new attack performance rearsets. This was a direct install with no mods for the track. I removed the rear brake light switch. It took me about 40 minutes to install and make adjustments. To get it just right for me. I will post pictures soon. Also I had to order them thru racing program. Should b available to public very soon.

Are they listed specifically for the R7?

I checked their site a few days ago for rearsets, nothing listed. Still nothing listed as of today but this is exciting, as I wanted to go with them for rearsets.

Pics please!

EL_BOMBERO

Discussion Starter · #3 · Oct 29, 2021

You can try contacting them directly. I got it thru race program. I put bike back in garage and forgot to take pictures of them. But I will do it this weekend.

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EL_BOMBERO

Discussion Starter · #4 · Nov 2, 2021

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Here a couple of pics

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saywhen

· #5 · Nov 3, 2021

Those look great! I contacted them yesterday about some race parts. Anybody thats looking just needs to call. they have several part available for the r7 just not on their website yet

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Red soopaman

· #6 · Nov 3, 2021

EL_BOMBERO said:
Here a couple of pics

Where did you get your quick shifter from and does it autoblip down?

EDS

· #7 · Nov 3, 2021

Can't have auto-blip with a mechanical throttle cable. You'd need a bike with ride-by-wire.

Red soopaman

· #8 · Nov 3, 2021

#bigfacts….but where did you get the quick shifter from the gytr isn’t good

EL_BOMBERO

Discussion Starter · #9 · Nov 4, 2021

I got it from Ebay, only upshifts. But they have it available for gp shift or standard shift. It plugs right, very easy to install and cheaper than gytr.

GnarDoggs

· #10 · Nov 24, 2021

What's the retail on the attack rear sets?

NovaJump

· #11 · Dec 7, 2021

GnarDoggs said:
What's the retail on the attack rear sets?

As of 12/5/2021 the price is $489.98 not including shipping.

NovaJump

· #12 · Dec 15, 2021

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EL_BOMBERO said:
Just installed my new attack performance rearsets. This was a direct install with no mods for the track. I removed the rear brake light switch. It took me about 40 minutes to install and make adjustments. To get it just right for me. I will post pictures soon. Also I had to order them thru racing program. Should b available to public very soon.

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Here are a couple of pics of the installation of Attack Performance rearsets on my R7. I am 6'5" with a 36" inseam, so I needed more room. I currently set for all the way down and back.

The shift side in this picture the lever is about a 1/4" low for me and the lever length is about 1/4" long. You can see the shift rod is too short for this setting so ordering a longer one.

On the brake side it is also set all the way down and back. I decided to keep the brake light for now so I reused the stock components and added a short connector from the spring to the lever. I had to relieve (dent) the exhaust shroud under the brake lever to get room for movement. The brake lever itself is about 1/4" too high, maybe 3/8" adjusted to its lowest point. I might make a shorter clevis or see about a different lever or lever end.

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LuckyOctober

· #13 · 10 mo ago

Do you find that setting the peg all the way down and back helped? Was it worth the price? I am 6'2 and 32 inseam and I am looking at replacing the rearsets - the stock ones are just a little too tight

RaleighMP

· #14 · 10 mo ago

Also looking at the Attack rear sets. I’m curious how much you can adjust the pegs vs the stock ones. It seems like graves also has the issue where it pushes into the exhaust.

LuckyOctober

· #15 · 10 mo ago

I actually just found out recently that there is an "Adrenaline Pack" for the R7 with adjustable rearsets by Gilles Tooling and they even have the R7 logo on them. Gilles Tooling designed these rearsets specifically for the R7. Search those up they look absolutely stunning

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