Side Panels

Side Panels: the covers that finish the flanks and protect what's behind them

Side panels are the body pieces that sit over the frame area between the seat and the tank or rear fender, depending on the machine. On a dirt bike they shroud the airbox and subframe, keep roost and mud off the electrics, and give you a clean surface to run graphics. On a cruiser like the Rebel, slash-cut side panels close off the gap around the frame and battery area for a finished look. Swapping them is a bolt-on job that either replaces cracked or scuffed stock plastic or changes the color and shape of the bike.

What ThreePiece stocks

This is a small, focused category: 3 side panels in stock right now, from 2 brands - Cycra and Burly Brand. Prices currently run from $74 to $238, which is the live range for what's on the shelf, not a fixed promise. Two of the three are Cycra panels for KTM off-road models; the third is a Burly Brand cover set for the Honda Rebel 1100.

All three list fitment. Coverage centers on two makes, KTM and Honda, across model years 2021 to 2024. Named vehicles include the KTM EXC-F, XCF-W, XC-W, SX, SXF, XC and XCF, plus the Honda Rebel 1100.

How to choose

The decision here is straightforward because the two brands serve different bikes. If you ride a late-model KTM off-road machine, the Cycra panels are the fit, and they come in two colors: the white version at $74.83 or the orange version at $74.31. Pick color to match your existing plastics or graphics kit. If you ride a 2021-2022 Rebel 1100, the Burly Brand slash-cut covers at $238.15 are the cruiser-styling option at the top of the range. The gap in price reflects the two very different products, not a good-better-best ladder within one bike.

What else you need with it

Side panels are usually part of a wider exterior refresh. If you're cleaning up a dirt bike, look at Handlebars and Mud Flaps in the same section. Riders updating a cruiser or truck often pair panel work with Lighting, Headlights, Tail Lights, Turn Signals and Mirrors. Browse everything under the Exterior section to see the full range.

Fitment help and ordering

Match the panel to your exact year and model before you buy - the fitment listed on each product is your guide. If you're unsure, call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or reach out through our contact page. Every order ships with free shipping, and Affirm and Katapult financing are available at checkout.

Side Panels: the covers that finish the flanks and protect what's behind them

Side panels are the body pieces that sit over the frame area between the seat and the tank or rear fender, depending on the machine. On a dirt bike they shroud the airbox and subframe, keep roost and mud off the electrics, and give you a clean surface to run graphics. On a cruiser like the Rebel, slash-cut side panels close off the gap around the frame and battery area for a finished look. Swapping them is a bolt-on job that either replaces cracked or scuffed stock plastic or changes the color and shape of the bike.

What ThreePiece stocks

This is a small, focused category: 3 side panels in stock right now, from 2 brands - Cycra and Burly Brand. Prices currently run from $74 to $238, which is the live range for what's on the shelf, not a fixed promise. Two of the three are Cycra panels for KTM off-road models; the third is a Burly Brand cover set for the Honda Rebel 1100.

All three list fitment. Coverage centers on two makes, KTM and Honda, across model years 2021 to 2024. Named vehicles include the KTM EXC-F, XCF-W, XC-W, SX, SXF, XC and XCF, plus the Honda Rebel 1100.

How to choose

The decision here is straightforward because the two brands serve different bikes. If you ride a late-model KTM off-road machine, the Cycra panels are the fit, and they come in two colors: the white version at $74.83 or the orange version at $74.31. Pick color to match your existing plastics or graphics kit. If you ride a 2021-2022 Rebel 1100, the Burly Brand slash-cut covers at $238.15 are the cruiser-styling option at the top of the range. The gap in price reflects the two very different products, not a good-better-best ladder within one bike.

What else you need with it

Side panels are usually part of a wider exterior refresh. If you're cleaning up a dirt bike, look at Handlebars and Mud Flaps in the same section. Riders updating a cruiser or truck often pair panel work with Lighting, Headlights, Tail Lights, Turn Signals and Mirrors. Browse everything under the Exterior section to see the full range.

Fitment help and ordering

Match the panel to your exact year and model before you buy - the fitment listed on each product is your guide. If you're unsure, call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or reach out through our contact page. Every order ships with free shipping, and Affirm and Katapult financing are available at checkout.