Possible mounting on my 2010, really impossible and-or unlikely... or you could, at least for some parts, adapt somethin

Hi!
do you think it is possible that I could adapt something from these parts, I ask both out of mere curiosity as well as because I would like to maybe do it. I am almost certain that, at least for most of the parts, it will be somewhere between impossible and improbable. I would not fit all of them anyway, for various reasons, but I would be interested to know what choices I would have.
Any opinions you have will be well received.
Bye Bye

- radiator (I am assuming, correct me if I am wrong, that it is larger than mine);
- side stand;
- front headlights;
- risers/handlebars/levers/controls;
- driver footpegs and rear brake master cylinder;
- front fender;
- rear fender (although after cutting the side frame ends that hold the original fender);
- coils, starter motor, cornering abs, spark plugs;
- steering plates (with the understanding that this will be somewhat unlikely, given the difference in measurement of the diameter of the stems and therefore of the overlying chainstays);
- throttle bodies (regardless of whether, compared to previous models, they should be oversized or not). however, I think it will be impossible, because the lower part where they converge would coincide with my oil tank);

so wouldn't fit nothing, in your opinion, on my old 2010 model [not touring].. not even if I were put effort, of course, for modifying something..
I would be interested, mostly, in-for these ones things:

- rear fender (although after cutting the side frame ends that hold the original fender);
- starter motor;
- cornering abs;
- steering plates (with the understanding that this will be somewhat unlikely, given the difference in measurement of the diameter of the stems and therefore of the overlying chainstays);
While my lesser interest would be for rear brake or master cylinder.

so isn't possible, in your opinion, mount nothing.. I hoped on rear fender at least, although with some adjustments.. keeping in mind rear frames presence, on which bolted standard fender