Ducati Monster Forum

has anyone assembled rearsets from fastfromthepast.com?

I don't think I'm stupid, but I can't figure out what mounting plate I need for an 04 620.

I think all he sells are Tarozzi rearsets, no?  I've never seen a set on a Monster.  I've used them on several vintage restorations, and currently have a set on my Aermacchi.  I typically fabricate my own mounting plates, but if there are some commercially available for your bike that'd be much easier!

You might give Jim a call.  He's good folks and easy to deal with.  He's located in Atlanta, GA and is pretty knowledgable in my experience.

Tarozzi's are usually for vintage/old bikes that need something different or rearset parts are unavailable, like my Suzuki GS650 from 1981, I don't think they make a set for something as modern as a monster. However, you could always order the parts individually and fab up a mounting plate with a local machinist.

Small world, huh?  I owned a GS650GL back during the stone age.  First bike I ever spent my own money to buy!   [moto]

I agree with your assessment of Tarozzi parts.  Typically used for vintage projects.  They would, however, look stunning on a Monster.   [thumbsup]

I think you would be happy to know that there is a Suzuki GS community that is just as helpful and tight knit as the DMF. They're a whole lot more active, because 9 times out of 10, a GS has been sitting in a garage for at least a decade. I know mine was before I restored it...

yeah, I'd love it if I could bolt these onto something and slap them on my monster:

(http://www.fastfromthepast.com/catalog/16-0013pro.jpg)

These are what you need :

(http://bellissimoto.com/images/051610101224_big.jpg)
(http://bellissimoto.com/images/021010101224_big.jpg)

I'm actually putting a set on one of our custom builds at the moment, and they are very nice.

Get them here - http://bellissimoto.com/DucaBikeRearsets.html (http://bellissimoto.com/DucaBikeRearsets.html)

And don't forget to say that your a forum member in the payment notes so you will receive a 10% discount via partial refund after ordering.

HOOOOLY make the beast with two backs!

 [bow_down]

classic monster rearsets under $300??!?! I didn't even know ducabike made any for our bikes!

One question, is there any sort of passenger peg bracket like the rizomas or cc's available?

Same here - I've been looking for rearsets similar to these! Obviously I wasn't looking hard enough :(
I would love to know if you can get a passenger attachment for these?? The wife might get a bit cranky if I take away here pegs  >:(

Unfortunately there is no passenger peg attachment available for these - at least not yet.

They really are nice in person, I can't wait til I can actually ride the bike with them on.

 [moto]

wow those are really nice.  I've looked at your ducabike selection before and never noticed those.

I know the FFP ones had the same problem, but I hadn't gotten there yet. Any suggestions on hanging low pipes?

 [clap] I'm stoked on these. How about for high mounts?

Anyone?

i mean I suppose I could get an exbox or boomtubes or something, but that adds up to some expensive rearsets.

If I owned a Monster these would fit on I would let you know how they work with each exhaust first hand, but unfortunately I don't at this time.

That said, I can't see why they won't work with either high or low mounts, but if somebody purchases them and realizes they won't work - just send them back for a full refund (just don't damage them).

I'll post up some pictures of them mounted on my ST4 soon for you guys to drool over though.

 [drink]

I wonder how hard it would be to add some mounting tabs to a S2R frame for those...

Not hard, I used some steel plate and drilled some holes to mount the s*r passenger rearsets on my 900

Looking at pictures it seems that you are right... it wouldn't be hard at all.  Biggest problem is keeping the kickstand bolted on, and that's easy.  Or maybe it's the longer shift linkage... either way, not a hard project methinks

Considering how the spacing of the S*R passenger peg mounts is actually the same exact distance as the rearset mounting holes.... Not hard at all.

 ;D

Hi-

I have Leo Vince High-mount exhausts on my 2000 M750 and the hanger (for the can) is mounted on the passenger part of the the stock rearset. I noticed that your Monster rearsets don't have that provision. Would I relocate the hanger for the can onto the subframe? I don't have to have a pillion (M750 is terrible for passengers unless they weigh <150#).

Those are some attractive rearsets, and I think I will have to buy some once I get some more $$$ for my build.

get some muffler clamps for like a set of 748/916/996 mufflers and just reshape them a small bit and use some round conduit clamps from Home Depot and you mount the cans to the subframe grab handles....that is what I have done in the past...

I had them on my monster for some time

(http://supertjeduc.zenfolio.com/img/s2/v1/p881172178-4.jpg)

They are very good , think i bought them on ebay.it for about 220$

Nice rearsets - why does the S4rs get shafted w/a $624 price tag while the old Monsters are $279?

But aren't the mounts back further and higher than the classic monster bracket mounts?

Very much so... but I think he was talking moving the ones for the passenger pegs, or using them as a template for new ones.

Judging by supertjeduc's pic, these ones really bring the pegs up and back quite a bit...

thanks for the response.  it's not the clearance I'm worried about, but rather there's nothing to hang a low mount exhaust off.

it'd be a shame to have such pretty rearsets and ugly pipe straps.

This is my concern as well. I want to avoid fugly pipe straps if at all possible, while maintaining the low pipes. New exhaust is not in the budget for me this year.

Found these , with pasanger pegs
http://www.styleandperformance.it/index.php?page=shop.browse&category_id=50&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=71&lang=en (http://www.styleandperformance.it/index.php?page=shop.browse&category_id=50&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=71&lang=en)

I have the S&P rearsets on my S4r (07').  Nice product, fits great....except they will need clearance work near the chain.  I had to take a die grinder to the back side and make a bit more room, as the chain was nearly touching the backside of the rearset while the bike was on the sidestand.

Here's how DMF member Juan worked out the low-mount Leo Vinces with rearsets:

http://flic.kr/p/9c2XYR (http://flic.kr/p/9c2XYR)

I'm considering cutting my stock 900 peg brackets to remove the whole passenger section so I've been looking into the best way to deal with the missing stock exhaust mounting point. This is simple solution.