Can anyone tell me if Battle Factory rearsets can be used on the road, i.e. can you fit the brake light switch?

I'm looking at these http://redline-ci.com/aftermarket/Rear%20Sets%20Images/BA03-H02-90B.htm and was going to email the supplier but thought I'd get a quicker response here.

Cheers

we got mine working on my tsr rearsets ok mate
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Cheers

I'll get them working somehow even if it's not standard.

Going to order the Battle Factory front & rear stands too. Nice website, only just found it.

Use a hydraulic brake light switch. It replaces the rear banjo bolt or, requires a longer banjo bolt and sits above the hose banjo.

Chester362 wrote:Use a hydraulic brake light switch. It replaces the rear banjo bolt or, requires a longer banjo bolt and sits above the hose banjo.

Where do find that? Cheers

The aprilla rs250 uses one on the rear i think .

joeking78 wrote:

Chester362 wrote:Use a hydraulic brake light switch. It replaces the rear banjo bolt or, requires a longer banjo bolt and sits above the hose banjo.

Where do find that? Cheers

Just type hydraulic brake light switch into google.
Plenty of places worldwide that have them. You want a motorcycle specific one really. Replaces the banjo bolt and has waterproof boot over the terminals.

I ordered a set from redline last year and waited 4 months for them to arrive!!! What a nightmare company to deal with. I personally think they are cheap looking and not worth the money. Never mind the break light issue. Been on a shelf ever since they arrived. The stock honda rearsets are far superior in my opinion. I ended up buying a nice footpeg off ebay for $15 and machined a stepback plate myself for the stock rearset. Waste of $400...Spend it on your motor or something.