This is my m900 when I first bought it. That day I removed the front fairing and chopped the tail.



Later i decided i was sitting up way to strait so i had to go with clip ons. Later i was looking on the internet and saw a couple of monsters with full fairings for racing. After doing all the research i decided 1098 fairings would be my fairings of choice. I know some people will say "why not just buy a 1098", and i have reasons for that. I like the 1098 but i dont like the squared tank, I like the round monster tank. Im also stationed in Okinawa Japan and bikes are way overpriced here so a 2008 1098 is about $20,000 my monster about $5,000 after everything is said and done with the fairings I spent about $6,500. Lastly I like to customize beyond bolt on parts so this was a good project for me. Well here it is with all the fairings on.

Beautiful ... Except for whatever those knobs are
Sticking up around the wind screen.

 I love it! When you consider that a Monster originally was a superbike with the fairing off it is just going back to it's roots!
Butt what is up with the nipples on the fairing?

Very cool! An air cooled SBK! I have to concur about the nipples though. 

Looks fantastic! Great work.

+1

sexy.

wow, great job

Looks awesome, good work!

oh wow that's some good work there. 

That is kinda cool    Except I have an odd desire to suckle your windscreen............

LOL....Yeah i ordered those windscreen bolts thinking they would look cool but after putting them on Im having  a change of heart. Probably going to just go with regular bolts.

Quote from: blaze713 on May 24, 2013, 05:00:42 PM
LOL....Yeah i ordered those windscreen bolts thinking they would look cool but after putting them on Im having  a change of heart. Probably going to just go with regular bolts.

Good call.     

What is that silver Toyota in the garage? I've never seen that model before.

Oh yeah. Awesome job with the M900!!   
Now go Powdercoat the swing arm black. 

That's the equivalent to the Nissan GTR for Toyota. we never get to see the great cars in the states.

Quote from: Raux on May 25, 2013, 06:45:37 AM
That's the equivalent to the Nissan GTR for Toyota. we never get to see the great cars in the states.

Godzilla has an equal?!
I don't believe it.

What's the model name?