| Ok original thoughts
and info still below, but what Sato Racing finally did
with these Rear Sets is they went back to the design
phase likely for the release of the CB1000F which is VERY
closely related to the Hornet and they did indeed find a
way to allow Reverse Shift without interfering with the
QuickShifter/AutoBlip electronics and it is awesome! 



OK so this is the last piece of my
track bike build puzzle and it has also been the most
wishy-washy as information out of Japan keeps changing...
As a distributor of Sato Racing products I was hoping
they would come through with rear sets that allow GP
shift and initially it looked like that was NOT going to
happen then they started working on designs for the newer
CB1000F model which is almost idential to the Hornet SP
and it looks like they found a solution to adding reverse
shift without messing up the factory Quickshift /Autoblip
electronics, but I still as of 08/24/26 do not have
confirmation that this is going to be available for the
Hornet...
I will no doubt still install their
rear sets as the quality is amazing and double ball
bearings instead of bushing gives me the exact engagement
and feel I have come to expect from my rear sets, but if
they do not have an option for Reverse shift pattern with
the electronics then I am going to modify their base
model rear sets and use the factory pivot arm on the bike
to add a rotating shift platform like they used to do on
the older CBR600RR's and 1000RR's. I am currently waiting
on a few more parts to arrive to complete this mock up
Idea #1

Idea #2 -
Problem Solved
This rotational axis will allow GP Shift with a different
lever from on the Sato Racing Base Plate

Essentially this is
the way the Sato Racing Rear sets for the Hornet SP have
been designed on the shifter side.

I am going to
install this type of pedal with the rotational axis to
allow the Reverse Shift

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