Old Monster New Fenders

[Brent]

Hey,
Can you put new front/rear fenders (2000-present) on a older (1999 - older) M900
Thanks in advance

[ducpainter]

Not sure about the rear, but the front is a no go.

The older forks have cast mount points right on the fork lowers.

The newer bikes have plastic strap affairs with different spacing.

[Brent]

so even between 2000 and 1999 there different

[ducpainter]

so even between 2000 and 1999 there different

I forget which year they changed the mounts.

The bolt hole spacing is very different.

Which forks do you have?

[Brent]

I have a 1999 and I'm looking for new fenders but i cant seem to find them and the CF fenders i do have look crappy so if i cant find anything i might have them painted

[stopintime]

  http://www.desmoworld.com/shop/de/ducati-monster/m600-m750-m900/ducati-monster-fairing/kotflugel-3

  http://www.monsterparts.com/c/Carbon/Carbon.html

These guys might have something or at least know where you should look

[zooom]

what DP is getting at is the bolt mount spacing...if you could post a pic of your lower fork legs to define exactly which set-up you have, we could better offer answers/solutions...

[Raux]

I think old SS fenders work as well.

[Duck-Stew]

I think old SS fenders work as well.

Yes, '92-'98 SuperSport front fenders will bolt onto 1999 Monster stock forks.  They changed to the plastic strap mounting in 2000...

[Brent]

Thanks for all the help ill try and get a pic up as soon as i can

The rear SS wont fit because there a single sided swing arm right?

[Raux]

Thanks for all the help ill try and get a pic up as soon as i can

The rear SS wont fit because there a single sided swing arm right?

yeah you'll need a monster. but possibly an 888 fender

[ducpainter]

The SuperSport models all have double-sided swingarms.  Only the Superbike models (other than the 749/999 series) had single-sided swingarms.

SS rears won't work because of the shock arrangement. The swinger is completely different.

There were different rear monster fenders that fit the different material swing arms...steel and aluminum.

yeah you'll need a monster. but possibly an 888 fender

888 was slightly different too I think. There were different iterations of the mount points on the very early Monster and 851/888