The Nelson-Rigg website suggests a medium for a 250cc sport bike. Does this sound right? I have a KLX250S and the reviews seem to suggest a large...
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I'm not sure I'm sorry. I don't remember what size I bought. My bike is a 650. And it a definitely not too big. Just fits I'd say.
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I had a medium for my EX250 and it was a very snug fit. The KLX is a good bit longer and taller, so I would probably err on the side of too large instead of too small.
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I would suggest a slightly larger cover. I think a medium would be rather snug.
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The medium is snug on my kz 400 without a windshield. I don't know that it's designed to accommodate a windshield so I would say large but may be an awkward fit. Hope that helps. Good luck man!
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Well i have a kawasaki Z1000 and got the large, fits great! If i were you, i would get the LG or a smaller size
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Hi Charles, It looks like Dowco recommends a size XL for your bike. Thanks for asking, Greg On and Offroad Parts 888-630-6696
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Pedro, if you go to their website, you can choose your bike, and it tells you what size you need. I have found it accurate, I went a size up however, because I have more stuff hanging off my bike, and I wanted to cover the wheels. http://www.dowcopowersports.com/brands/guardian/motorcycle.aspx
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The 26X1.9 refers to the 26 X 1.9 inch version. However I am sure this tire is of the mountain-bike variety. I own this tire in the 700X19mm tubular, and the aforementioned 26X1.9 inch is not in the same category, nor price range. I would call a high end bike shop and, or go to one in person, at least for a look over, as to get a genuine reference as to what you want. You would hate to be disappointed at getting a fat tire for your racing machine. Good luck, and take care....
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I don't know. My suggestion is to call the Nelson-Rigg company and ask them what size you need. My husband has a big bike, so if yours isn't big I would say this cover would be to large.
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Check again, they are all 3 now available at another place... most frequent GOOGLE result and for 200 less than here. I just bought the large, and I am 5'10, but I have a 30" inseam and it fits ok and I have even had to adjust the seat up quite a bit more than I was expecting. I added a diamondback pillowtop saddle, since I am new to biking also and the saddle that it comes with was killing me. If you are mechanically adept, you can assemble the bike easily but it is good to have a REAL bike shop look it over, the box store assembled mine and it ended up scratched, with under inflated tires, the brakes squeaked, handle bars were not aligned properly, and the deraillers needed adjustment Check again, they are all 3 now available at another place... most frequent GOOGLE result and for 200 less than here. I just bought the large, and I am 5'10, but I have a 30" inseam and it fits ok and I have even had to adjust the seat up quite a bit more than I was expecting. I added a diamondback pillowtop saddle, since I am new to biking also and the saddle that it comes with was killing me. If you are mechanically adept, you can assemble the bike easily but it is good to have a REAL bike shop look it over, the box store assembled mine and it ended up scratched, with under inflated... » Read More Check again, they are all 3 now available at another place... most frequent GOOGLE result and for 200 less than here. I just bought the large, and I am 5'10, but I have a 30" inseam and it fits ok and I have even had to adjust the seat up quite a bit more than I was expecting. I added a diamondback pillowtop saddle, since I am new to biking also and the saddle that it comes with was killing me. If you are mechanically adept, you can assemble the bike easily but it is good to have a REAL bike shop look it over, the box store assembled mine and it ended up scratched, with under inflated tires, the brakes squeaked, handle bars were not aligned properly, and the deraillers needed adjustment « Show Less
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G'day Dan. I have no idea what type of bike that is, but if I was you I would just go to the SRAM/RockShox website for advice on the bikes and types of riding that this fork would suit. Regards, Paul. PS: I haven't even got the darn forks fitted to my own bike yet, so don't have a clue about performance - apart from what I've read.
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I think a large would be the minimum. Also depends on how much gear you have. I would probably select an extra large to be safe.
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Hello Daniel, When you go to the Dowco web page there is a fitment chart you can download and that will help you find the right cover from your bike. Safe riding and have fun...
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I have a 1600 vulcan meanstreak and an extra large fits it perfectly. That same size should fit your bike. Note: If you need to, you can cinch a rope around the handlebars to take up any slack.
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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.
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Having nothing else to base my decision I used my glove size. L. Although I think the xl would have worked well too. Imo I think it is better to go bigger than smaller. I would think it depends on the type of riding you do.
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I'm not sure which size I bought, possible the medium and it just fits a 250 Rebel very snugly. When you go to this item you have to put in the year, make and model of your bike and they will tell you what size fits your bike. Unfortunately mine was not listed. The cover is good quality and so far has stood up to rain, extreme wind, ice and 24" of snow. Hope this helps
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My son runs 250-260 and rides the bike hard - should be fine - he loves the bike. He rides motocross and does a lot of stunts on the bike just fine.
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Both sizes will work great, Just depends on how wide of a tire you want. I prefer the 2.1 since I am a larger guy. I sink less in mud with wider tires but it does seem to increase the rolling resistance on paved surfaces. Both sizes are so close that it won't matter much. By the way I like the Kenda K850 aggressive MTB a lot for the money. There are better tires but I like really these in this price point and would not hesitate to recommend them for a 26" mountain bike. Good luck