ok so being a dealer of so many brands I've been able to use 3 types of rear sets Bonamici,Woodcraft and Vortex and what I have found is the Woodcraft gives the best ground clearance. not sure why the don't include a right side heal guard,but those so far the ones I will start to recommend for the faster types of riders that are requiring more lean angles. there's about a good solid inch of difference in peg location
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I've only ran Vortex but probably wouldn't again. I've heard from others even at full height they are still too low (hasn't been a problem for me). I've had the bearing in the shifter fail on 3 out of 4 arms, one of them had failed from brand new, it still works when it does, but is very notchy and harder to shift. Also Vortex flips your shift pattern from stock unlike Woodcraft, so if you run regular shift you need to buy a GP shift quick shifter or vice versa. It doesn't matter for dual direction shifters, but for single direction shifters it makes it confusing.
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Also with Woodcraft you have to remove a washer from behind your stock brake pedal to reuse on their rearsets, which makes reselling your stock rearsets more difficult unless you want to buy a replacement washer from them from Kawasaki. There is nothing I can see special about this washer, I don't know why Woodcraft doesn't just buy 100 of them from Home Depot and include it for their customers.
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