The Honda X-ADV 750 front and rear carbon-fiber fenders are different model-specific components, so the first decision is which location you intend to replace. The current S1Carbon pages list the same 2017-2026 fitment range, dry-carbon process wording, four pattern families and two finish choices; they do not provide measured evidence that one should be purchased first for performance.
Key Takeaways
- Choose by the component location you actually want to replace, not by an unsupported claim that one fender performs better.
- Both current listings identify Honda X-ADV 750 2017-2026 fitment and offer Twill, Plain, Forged Carbon and Honeycomb Carbon in Glossy or Matt.
- Confirm the exact model year, nearby modifications, mounting details and selected variant before ordering.
- Current price and availability are checkout-time facts; use the live product pages rather than an evergreen article for those fields.
Front vs. rear fender comparison
| Check | Front fender | Rear fender |
|---|---|---|
| Product location | Front-fender component | Rear-fender component |
| Listed fitment | Honda X-ADV 750 2017-2026 | Honda X-ADV 750 2017-2026 |
| Listed material | 100% dry carbon fiber (prepreg) | 100% dry carbon fiber (prepreg) |
| Listed production | Autoclave-cured dry-carbon process | Autoclave-cured dry-carbon process |
| Pattern choices | Twill, Plain, Forged Carbon, Honeycomb Carbon | Twill, Plain, Forged Carbon, Honeycomb Carbon |
| Finish choices | Glossy or Matt | Glossy or Matt |
| Before ordering | Check live price, availability, exact variant and mounting area | Check live price, availability, exact variant and mounting area |
The table reflects the current S1Carbon product information checked on 29 September 2026. Variant availability and commercial fields can change, so verify them on the live pages.
When to consider the front fender
Consider the front product when the part you intend to replace is the front-fender component and the live listing matches your exact motorcycle configuration. Review the Honda X-ADV 750 carbon-fiber front fender page for current variants and images.

The listing states model-specific development, 3D-scanned development and real-bike fitment checks for the listed product. Those statements do not replace a pre-order check of your model year, current bodywork and nearby aftermarket modifications.
When to consider the rear fender
Consider the rear product when the rear-fender component is the location you intend to replace and the product information matches your bike. Review the Honda X-ADV 750 carbon-fiber rear fender page for current variants and images.

The rear listing uses the same stated material, production, pattern and finish families as the front listing. It remains a separate component with its own mounting area, so do not infer installation details from the front product.
Choose the visual option after choosing the component
Component location comes first. After selecting front or rear, choose the carbon pattern and surface finish. The Twill, Plain, Forged and Honeycomb comparison explains the pattern decision, while the Gloss vs. Matte guide keeps the finish decision separate.
Pre-order checks for either fender
- Confirm Honda X-ADV 750, exact model year and market specification.
- Identify whether the current front or rear bodywork is original or modified.
- Compare mounting-side photos, holes, tabs and nearby clearances.
- Confirm which hardware is included and which original parts must be reused.
- Select the intended pattern and finish, then recheck the cart line before payment.
Use the full motorcycle carbon-fiber fitment checklist when you need a message template for confirming mounting points, hardware and modifications with the seller.
Limits of this comparison
No product-specific measurement supplied for this comparison establishes splash reduction, debris protection, weight savings, aerodynamic effect, installation time or durability. This guide therefore compares only verified listing fields and the buyer checks required before ordering.
Browse the Honda X-ADV 750 collection for the current range of model-specific products.