1100 Evo subframe different to 1100S subframe?

[ungeheuer]

G'Day Ducatters,

Am I right in thinking that the '09 Monster 1100S rear subframe is different to '12 1100 EVO rear subframe?

EVO pillion footrest hangers are much less awful than the 696/796/1100 type....  but a distant memory makes me think that EVO passenger footpeg hangers on 1100S is not a doable thing....

Please chime in with your wisdom.

[stopintime]

Doable? Everything is doable 

[ungeheuer]

Doable? Everything is doable 

....see.... when I said ....'wisdom'..... I hadn't anticipated it arriving in the form of Norwegian philosophy.

By way of gratitude, I have some.... specially selected cold beer here for you (when it's safe to travel to these pox ridden parts) 

[stopintime]

Stu is responsible for the everything is doable attitude. Probably because he knows how.

[ungeheuer]

I have other options and so if this isn't a straightforward bolt on possibility, I'll be paying Mr Rizoma a call.

[stopintime]

IIRC there is a company who makes assemblies for the 1100 much like the EVO ones. CNC Racing maybe?

[Howie]

The S and Evo have the same part numbers for the frames.

[stopintime]

https://www.carbon4us.com/en/696-795/6082-passenger-footpegs-carbon4us-monster.html

... maybe more.

[stopintime]

... what was that about beer? 

Aha!!! This should be in Acc & Mods 

[ungeheuer]

https://www.carbon4us.com/en/696-795/6082-passenger-footpegs-carbon4us-monster.html

... maybe more.

Ah... yes.  Now that I see those, I remember Raux had something very like those on his 696.   Seeing that cross-piece is reminding me why I think it's not going to work out with EVO pegs.  

(I've had a pair of EVO footpeg hangers offered to me, so the wondering is really all about will they bolt straight on).  

The S and Evo have the same part numbers for the frames.

The frames, yes.  The rear subframes, not so sure.  But you're right, I should just go compare the part numbers.

[ungeheuer]

... what was that about beer? 

Aha!!! This should be in Acc & Mods 

http://www.ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=198.msg1442072#msg1442072   

[stopintime]

http://www.ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=198.msg1442072#msg1442072   

Reminds me of the Monty Python joke .....  similarities between making love in a canoe and Budweiser?

[ungeheuer]

..both make the beast with two backsin' water?

"both make the beast with two backsing close to water"  

[Speeddog]

I think you're SOL.

Early M1100 has the Gen1 and Gen2 style chicken wing footpeg assembly with integral pillion bits.
Late M1100 has S*R style footpeg assemblies and the seperate S*R style pillion bits.
Part#'s are totally different on the subframes between the 2.

Yes, Lars is correct and anything is possible.
Yes, you are receiving yet more Norwegian Philosophy.
If you had asked a New Zealander, he'd have had a foolproof plan of how you could do it with scrap of paper and a chocolate bar and you'd be done already.

[ungeheuer]

I think you're SOL.

Part#'s are totally different on the subframes between the 2.

Thanks Speeddoggie - question answered   

If you had asked a New Zealander, he'd have had a foolproof plan of how you could do it with scrap of paper and a chocolate bar and you'd be done already.

Similar in Australia, except it's done with a length of number 8 fence wire.