Collect the details that help identify the right part before ordering. Appearance, color and a shared model name are not enough to establish compatibility.
Download printable guide (PDF)Identify the motorcycle
Record the year, make, full model, trim and relevant market version. Note modifications or conversions that could affect fitment, including aftermarket bodywork, exhausts, handlebars, brakes or clutch assemblies.
Identify the part
Record the manufacturer and complete part number, including any suffix. Note front or rear, left or right, finish, dimensions and other application details where the listing distinguishes them. Keep the supplier SKU separate if it differs from the manufacturer number.
Compare the complete application
Read the product's documented fitment and exclusions. Check required adapters, brackets, fasteners and other separately supplied components. Do not assume a photograph shows everything included in the kit.
Obtain the matching instructions
Identify the installation document for the exact part and motorcycle application. Check its revision and any restrictions. Ask for clarification if the document and product label disagree. Use the specified tools and a qualified installer when required.
Send a useful fitment request
Send Ducshop the motorcycle details, intended part number, relevant modifications and clear photographs of the existing assembly or label when needed. Do not send personal identifiers that are unnecessary for the fitment question.
Original Ducshop buying guidance. This checklist does not certify fitment or provide torque settings, installation steps, engineering approval or road-use approval.
Written by Ducshop · Published October 30, 2026. Follow the instructions for your exact motorcycle and equipment.