Hello I am looking at setback controls from Crossroads Performance and Storz Performance. I am torn between the two I like the idea of the storz controls switching the shiftpattern from 1 down 3 up to 1 up and 3 down (its and 86 so laugh all you want). I like Crossroads mounting brackets better. The storz uses a billet mount on the back three primary cover bolts while the crossroads uses a solid billet bar that attaches to the two exhaust mount bolts. Please lemme know what everyone thinks or know of another company that sells setbacks.

I like the standard pattern myself. Keeps my foot from getting confused.

Banke makes rearsets. And there's a guy on the Yahoo Sportster Owners Club that will make you a set to your specs.

Hey Crim - can you either post or PM me the info on that guy on the Sportster Owner's Club if you have it?

Speedy

Hey same as with Speedy 818 What is this guys name? and does he charge less than Storz $450 or Crossroads $500. I have also seen setbacks from custom chrome for like $950!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey, Jason's Sporty, I don't know where you're from, but I think you're referring to what we call 'rear-sets'.

Jason's Sporty - don't know what year bike you've got - but I've been e-mailing this guy today & he can only do earlier bikes, since that's what he has.

I've been thinking about rears for my bike - I don't think (correct me if I'm wrong) that the traditional engine mounted controls are the way to go. I think they'd vibrate too much & defeat the purpose of the rubber-mounted engine to begin with. I think I might just get a shift linkage for the left side & figure out some sort of linkage for the rear brake & use the passenger pegs. Might be a couple hundred, but far less than the $700 for anything else on the market, plus, it should work with the stock exhaust.

Speedy

Hey I have an 86 883 I have the Screaming Eagle 2-into1 system on it. I am from Erie Pennsylvania. its a city of 150,000 150 north of pittsburgh. We have great riding weather starting in may to about the middle of october. after that we gotta live in igloos!

I think Crim might have been talking about chainsikle, he makes quality rearsets at a fair price. I think the address is
http://home.comcast.net/~chainsikle/wsb/html/view.cgi-catalog.html-.html or it might be easier to just do a search chainsikle rearsets

Hey Thanks for the link shoei. By the way nice Buellster. change it to custom mixed pearl white with a stretched tank and 1200 sport shocks and front end and that is what my bike is.

I forgot about Chainsickle. I was thinking of Neon Don Thigpen of the Southern Sportster group out of NC and there abouts.