What size is recommended for a Honda CBR 600 F3?
875616
A medium fits my ex500 pretty snugly. I'd go with a large for a 600 cc bike
875617
Look more carefully at the Amazon page. At the top, you will see several pull down menus for you to list the year, make and model of your bike. Whatever it tells you, I suggest that you order one size larger. A little loose beats not able to get it on the bike.
875618
Hello Ashley, I currently also own a 1996 Honda CBR600F3 and I would recommend the size large
875619
My bike is a Honda nc700x, an adventure/touring bike, so it's a little taller than your CBR. I got the XL size, and it fits snugly over the handlebars and the stand up mirrors, just above the ground in front and back. No reason the XL wouldn't cover your bike.
930475
That would depend on how dressed out your bike is, but I'd guess it would need a XX Large. They have a sizing chart online you can look at, but these covers run small. I have a X Large for my dressed out Honda Shadow 750 (low windshield, saddlebags, sissy bar and rack) and it almost fits perfect but doesn't go to the ground at the front wheel, is about 6" up (probably because of windshield). So I went out and bought a Bilt for general use and use this Nelson Rigg with it's small compactable size for travelling.
772295
I've got an '06 CBR and it fits perfect. No clue on how it would fit on a cruiser. What I did is went to the cycle shop and looked at a bunch of different bags and how they fit, went home and ordered it on Amazon. Saved $40. I LOVE the bag, its perfect. Just not sure about your bike fit.
2082814
The Large fits my small CBR900RR snugly. It would fit a GSXR 600, but not a longer 1000
2076003
The clearance required depends on the size of the motorcycle. 13inches may be enough for motorcycles less than 250cc and are narrow as found on the Honda CRF line. The handlebars require the most clearance but may miss the spare tyre.
825040
The mounting hardware isn't specific to any make or model, and adjusts quite a bit in all directions. Mine is mounted to an 05 Kawasaki Vulcan 800, but no reason it couldn't fit the Shadow 600. The only real requirement is to have enough available space on your handlebars to mount the 3/4" wide brackets so they're somewhere between 4"-7" apart. Mine are 5" apart and I can angle the support arms well enough for solid mounting.
312402
Any 700c tire will fit. Only thing to watch out for is frame/fork clearance.
716776
I am using a 68 x 107 un55 bb. I love it, but you could go 103 depending on the bike.
19842
All that I can tell you is that my bike has aftermarket fiberglass bags and a fairing. The cov3r fits pretty well. If yours has the touring package it likely will fit.
1695861
I have a Zx6r and a Large fits. An Extra Large may fit but I don't know for sure.
808773
With the 250 you should be fine. It fits almost anything. I put it on my v star 650 and it fit but was the wrong shape for the bike and directed all the wind straight to my helmet. But it should sit different on the 250.also if you're shorter it would be better.
1883198
You definitely want the tightest fit possible. Anything too "loose" means that the cover can blow off in the wind or other issues. The Dowco website apparently includes typical configurations of bikes. I would call them, and they can advise you to stick with large or go XL. The website said L for my bike, but owners who discussed covers for my bike said that the XL was a better fit, because I had a top case. I can tell it's a bit loose, but it does the job. If Dowco says get the L, and you call them and they get the large, and a search of the Honda Shadow forums say get the large, I think you're safe. And even if the fit is wrong, either Dowco or Amazon will exchange. You definitely want the tightest fit possible. Anything too "loose" means that the cover can blow off in the wind or other issues. The Dowco website apparently includes typical configurations of bikes. I would call them, and they can advise you to stick with large or go XL. The website said L for my bike, but owners who discussed covers for my bike said that the XL was a better fit, because I had a top case. I can tell it's a bit loose, but it does the job. If Dowco says get the L, and you call them and they get the large, and a search of the Honda Shadow forums say... » Read More You definitely want the tightest fit possible. Anything too "loose" means that the cover can blow off in the wind or other issues. The Dowco website apparently includes typical configurations of bikes. I would call them, and they can advise you to stick with large or go XL. The website said L for my bike, but owners who discussed covers for my bike said that the XL was a better fit, because I had a top case. I can tell it's a bit loose, but it does the job. If Dowco says get the L, and you call them and they get the large, and a search of the Honda Shadow forums say get the large, I think you're safe. And even if the fit is wrong, either Dowco or Amazon will exchange. « Show Less
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In my opinion, I would stick with the 58cm if that's what you are comfortable with. But keep in mind that every bike is different. Just because one company sizes a bike at 58cm, another company can make a 56cm and they can feel almost exactly the same. My suggestion is to measure yourself correctly then find a bike that would ideally fit to your measurements.
1120769
It'll fit anything. I put mine under the seat of my CBR 1000. All you need literally is about 10 square inches of space. It comes with mounting tape and brackets if you need them. Super easy and compact even for your Aerox.
21868
i chose the 54mm and it is larger than a bike store owner suggested, but it works for me. probably a 50mm or 52mm would be ideal if they have it. warning, any time you crash, you've got a good chance to mess up your handlebars, they're not very solid. cheap brakes, and take care of your wheels, they're easy to mess up too, can get out of true very easily in any crash/accident. i like my bike, it gets me where i want to go fast, but know that it is the cheapest option for a roadbike.
29140
I have the XL on my little Kymco150 cc scooter. My scooter has a windshield and a back mounted cargo trunk. The XL fits nicely over all of the that and is not too small. So, I suspect that it would fit well on your Honda CBR (with perhaps some extra "wiggle room").
1871993
yes it will fit CB 600 Hornet (07-12) BRF320 CRF340 do you need also brake?? let me know thx