M600 Rearsets

Looking for a set of rear sets for a 98 M600

the original hanger brackets look pants, also don't want passenger pegs and have hi level pipes so the original hanger plates are no longer fit for purpose

any recommendations or suggestions

been through the exercise on my bsa café project of making my own because I could not find anything suitable and hoping to avoid this with the monster

[Yorkie]

You do not have to spend a fortune, and in most cases you just need an in-line pressure switch to finish them off:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/142409762283

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/391784084857

I have similar on my 900SS.

Yorkie

[350TSS]

I have the race supplies direct ones and am very happy with the quality for the price. You will need a brake pressure switch as there is no place to mount (and never will be) a standard Ducati mechanical switch. This is actually a benefit as the hydraulic switch is only about £4 and will be much more reliable

Thanks for the replies

in line pressure swith is no issue, can either use the banjo bolt type or a normal pressure switch with the banjo bolt adapter - have used these on other projects

[Flip]

I have some DP ones on my 900 which have been on for years but there are plenty out there of the same design. Only thing to look out for in addition to the rear brake switch is that if you plan to use low level pipes you will need to come up with brackets and possibly spacers too- these were an option with the Ducati ones back in the day.



More importantly, we need to see photos of the BSA please!!!

[CarloL]

FLip , off topic , do you have your front brake braided lines cable tied?

When I purchased my bike the lines where rubbing the front fender on suspension compression or from turning, have them cable tied back but it looks ****

Where did you get your belly pan and fitting kit

Originally Posted by CarloL

FLip , off topic , do you have your front brake braided lines cable tied?

When I purchased my bike the lines where rubbing the front fender on suspension compression or from turning, have them cable tied back but it looks ****

Where did you get your belly pan and fitting kit

belly pan fitting kit available on ebay

brakes lines , loosen banjo bolt turn line so it clears what ever , hold line in place and retighten banjo bolt

[CarloL]

Originally Posted by popelli

belly pan fitting kit available on ebay

brakes lines , loosen banjo bolt turn line so it clears what ever , hold line in place and retighten banjo bolt

Thank you sir!

Just ordered a Belly pan off Skidmarx , they include the fitting kit