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LighTech | BMW S 1000 RR Rearsets

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May 19, 2010

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LighTech of Italy has announced new purpose-built rearsets for BMW’s new S 1000 RR superbike.

According to LighTech, the rearsets were "created thanks to the know-how gained over decades of professional racing all over the world."

Make of Ergal 7075 and available only in black, these rear sets can be adjusted and fitted with adjustable footpegs.

Also interesting is the reverse gearbox option, which LighTech claims as an exclusive.

Rear sets for BMW S 1000 RR with fixed footpegs come at selling price of €398 and €448 for rear sets with adjustable footpegs.

The USA importer is: OPP Racing

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