Will this fit a Honda Shadow 92.7" long?
1979629
My bike is 86 inches long, has a windshield and back rest w/carrier & it fits. If your bike is naked, it should fit; if it has windshield & carrier, it might be tight as you are 7 inches longer than me. Good Luck
1979630
It should. My HD street bob is 92.8 and it's pretty snug. I don't see the issue. Once I cover the rear or front then go to cover the rest its snup which I like because it holds it in place. Especially on those windy days.
1979631
I imagine it would fit a Shadow nicely, I have one on my Nighthawk and fits perfect
1405184
It should fit, on my shadow phantom it fits a little loose so if you have crash bars it will take up the slack.
1258330
There are several versions of this product to support standard forks, over sized forks and tapered forks. I would double check the Slipstreamer website for compatibility. I also had this concern, but it fit my 2011 Honda Shadow 750 RS perfectly.
1036640
I'm not sure if it will fit a Honda Shadow but it's designed so that if you have any bolt in the area, you should be able to loosen it up and put the groove on the end in there and position it so that it works. I have a 1985 Yamaha Maxim XJ700 and it's almost impossible to find any aftermarket parts that fit. I was able to loosen the bolt to the bracket that holds on mt sissy bar/back rest and slip the end of the bracket in there and it works great.I hope this helps.
777287
I have a Honda Shadow Aero, and they fit very tight, the front of the bag actually sits right on the shock. I did buy the braces and they are needed on the Bike.
670414
They clamp onto the large outer part of your forks which is the upper half of my honda shadow forks , if your forks measure the diameter of the clamps in the Memphis shade specs they should fit , Memphis shades website has more sizing info than amazon
1834274
I use mine on a Honda Shadow 600. The fit is snug, but also easy to re-adjust. Check to see if throttles are the same size.
1634519
It will. Your Versys is very similar to my EX650, and it also fits three of my friends' bikes, which include a 1990's Honda shadow(650-750, I believe) and late model r6 and zx6r.It will definitely fit if you have swingarm bobbins installed, and if not you can just get some cheap bolts from Home Depot that will thread into your bobbin holes, it it will lift it via those just as well. This is actually what I do.
1512925
I'm not familiar with that bike, it fits my shadow. I wpild say if you can put a rack on the back it woud work, Iv been very happy with mine.
1060946
Mine is a 2001 Honda Shadow. You will want to check the application chart for your year. Fits great on mine!
941981
Don't know about Honda, but it is same mount just check length. This one is 16"
1993301
it should but I'm not for sure I have a Honda shadow saber 1100 and I love it.as far as the slip streamer does take some time to figure out how to put it on but it's great when you have it there
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.
706673
I'm not 100% sure about your model, but it threaded directly into my Honda string trimmer/brush cutter. If Honda hasn't changed their design it should fit! Good luck.
1830913
This should fit on any bike flat luggage rack that extends behind the seat. It comes with a universal mounting plate. I use mine daily to carry my computer or hold helmets when I go in a store. I have one on my 750 Shadow and one on my 1300 VT honda
1572871
No, none of the trimax locks fit a Honda Shadow. The pin is too thick to fit the holes on the disc, unless if you bore out one or two of the holes.
520763
It fit my 2004 Honda Shadow Sabre. I had to gently bend the two wings in by hand to allow the bolts to reach the thread. No problem really.