Graves Motorsports WORKS Kawasaki ZX-6R Adjustable Rearsets
These Motorcycle Rearsets are designed for factory level racing teams. Every feature of these Rearsets is extremely specific in design to meet the needs of professional technicians and racers. At Graves we put 31 years of racing and manufacturing into the development of our products. WORKS rearsets include race spec shift knuckle and quick shift length shift rod (FTEcu sensor length).
Graves 2019-2025 WORKS Kawasaki ZX6 rearset features
Adjustable foot peg location
Adjustable shift lever ratios
Double roller bearing levers
Folding lever tips
3.55 M1 foot pegs
Carbon Heal Guard (left side only - right uses thin stock guard by rider preference).
Constructed from USA grade 7075 and 6061 billet aluminum
Professional hardware
Shift Knuckle
Shift Rod (specific length for FTEcu shift sensor)
NOTE: If you are not using reverse shifting with the FTEcu dual direction sensor, you will need to purchase a universal rod kit to obtain the correct positioning. The OEM shifter will have issues in some positions as it interferes with the kickstand.
100% developed, tested and manufactured in the USA (Van Nuys California) by Graves Motorsports team of specialists. Professional race kit rearsets contain no instructions.
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