Adjustable Motorcycle Rearsets

Motorcycle rearsets and footpegs include components designed for rider ergonomics, control and the technical setup of the foot-control area: adjustable rearsets, passenger footpegs, heel guards, mounting plates, delete caps and replacement parts. This collection includes model-specific products for road, sport and racing motorcycles.

The correct choice always depends on the actual motorcycle setup. Footpeg position, linkages, standard or reverse shift compatibility, exhaust routing, side stand, brake-light switch and other aftermarket parts can vary between applications.

Adjustable motorcycle rearsets

Adjustable motorcycle rearsets can, when supported by the specific kit, change footpeg height and setback to adapt the riding position to the rider. Racing-oriented kits may include knurled footpegs, dedicated shift and brake levers, adjustable toe pegs, heel guards and replaceable components.

Some kits support both standard shift and reverse or GP shift, while others require additional parts. Always verify this on the individual product page and against the motorcycle configuration.

Passenger footpegs, heel guards and components

The collection also includes passenger footpegs, mounting plates, heel guards, passenger-footpeg delete caps and dedicated replacement parts. These products should not be confused with a complete rider rearset kit: function, package contents and fitment are specified on each product page.

For replacement parts, check the original rearset kit code, mounting side and compatibility with the specific rearset series already installed.

How to choose the correct motorcycle rearsets

• Check motorcycle make, model, year and version.
• Verify whether the item is a complete kit, passenger footpeg or individual component.
• Check adjustment positions and shift configuration when applicable.
• Verify compatibility with exhaust, side stand, brake-light switch, quickshifter and fairings.
• For spares and accessories, always match the component code to the installed rearset kit.

Rearsets for road and track use

On the road, adjustable rearsets can help tailor ergonomics to the rider and riding style. On track, footpeg position, grip and linkage precision become especially important for maintaining a consistent riding position under braking, cornering and acceleration.

Intended use remains product-specific: homologation, configuration and fitment must always be checked before purchase.

Manufacturer technical information

For CNC Racing products in this collection, you can also consult the official CNC Racing website for manufacturer specifications, applications and technical documentation.

Useful links

• Motorcycle accessories for components and customisation.
• Motorcycle chassis components for ergonomics, handlebars, triple clamps and control.
• Motorcycle electronics for quickshifters, ECUs, wiring and controls.
• Engine and fairing protection for exposed motorcycle components.
• Motorcycle exhausts for complete systems and racing components.
• CNC Racing for other technical components from the same brand.

Frequently asked questions about motorcycle rearsets

Are motorcycle rearsets universal?

Usually not. Rearset kits, mounting plates and replacement components are commonly specific to a motorcycle make, model, year or rearset series.

Are adjustable rearsets and rear-set foot controls the same thing?

Not always. A rear-set system changes the foot-control position compared with the original setup; an adjustable system offers one or more positions, but geometry and adjustment range depend on the product.

Can I use reverse or GP shift?

Only with kits that support it. Some allow both standard and reverse shift, while others require an additional component or support standard shift only.

Does this collection include replacement parts?

Yes. In addition to complete kits, the collection includes passenger footpegs, heel guards, mounting plates, caps and other components. The product page specifies exactly what is included.

How do I verify fitment?

Check motorcycle make, model, year, version, product code and mounting notes. If an aftermarket exhaust, quickshifter or other component is installed, also verify any specific clearance or installation requirements.