Interesting. So, assuming they frame plates are the same, the Brute pegs would be a little lower and further forward than the f4's. Just more evidence of the fantastic attention to detail.
Carl I think the brutie rear sets are different because they are used differently on the bikes. F4 riders use the rear sets when they ride to help maintain body position for weight transfer. Brutie riders use them as a place to rest their feet. Body position on brutie bikes is maintained by a different mechanism
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