No. The main determining factors to the size of a rear fender is the frame width and the tire width. Fenders are designed to cover the top portion of the tire to keep debris and water from coming off the tire and hitting you in the back. If you choose a fender that does not cover the full width of the tire, you are still going to get some of that debris coming off the tire to travel past the fender. Rear fenders need to be able to mount over the rear tire, but between the rear fender struts, or frame rails. If the fender width is appropriate for your tire width, you can mount a universal Lowbrow Customs fender, such as a Stingray or Manta Ray Fender, on most any bike using a combination of fender mounts and a sissy bar.