Using SS/M carburettor-engined machine as donor.

for information , please contact
http://www.twowheelclassics.co.uk

Kit to include:-

28mm Frame
Clock bracket
Aluminium fuel tank (unpainted)
Aero cap
Fiberglass tank panels (in red)
Seat
Fairing
Battery box
Oil breather tank
Footrest kit
Exhaust
Electric panel, (behind headstock)
Paintwork (red or yellow)



However they can buy:-

Campagnolo wheels
280mm discs
Nitron rear shock
Marzocchi MIR,s (whilst available)
etc

all the trick little bits and pieces.

Hi Dick,
Very nice kit, do you think I could fit the front fender on my bike.
Look the same but I am not sure.
On the online store they have very nice parts but can not see this front fender.
Thank you
Carl

Bonjour Carl,
Do I understand that you would like to fit a front mudguard on your bike ,like the one on the blue and red machine ?
If that's your bike in the picture then it looks like a standard SS fitment to me .....correct me if I'm wrong, but it's all a bit modern for me.
salut,
Dick

Yes Dick, it's my bike and the front, swingarm and wheels are coming from a 750SS.
It's long story why I did that and still not sure if I did the right choice doing that.
I still have all the original parts so it's easy if I want to put it back the way it was when I bought it from Francesco Romanelli in 1986.
Yes if it's possible to buy it, I would like to fit a mudguard like the one on the blue and red bike.
And yes, my writting is a lot better in french!!

Merci
Carl

Hi Guys, is that an early monster front fender? Lou

That sure looks like the fender off a model year 2000 Monster with the 43mm Showa forks. See page 165 of Falloon's "Belt-Drive Two-Valve Twins" book. Everybody on this forum should have at least one copy of that book.
Bill

Thank you guys,
Now I know where to look to find it.
The Falloon's "Belt-Drive Two-Valve Twins" book, is not easy to find.
I saw it on Ebay but it was so expensive $$$.

Carl
Thank's again

Hi Guys,
Forks are off a ST3 and fender off a 2000 monster as stated earlier.
Old Blue