what size should be ok for a nighthawk think of xxl to go to the ground?
1011900
Idk the xl does not go Al the way to the ground on my gsxr 600 and this think is garbage buy on of the dowco covers much better quality
1011901
Can't really say, I believe that is a Honda. I suspect a Lage would more than do as the XL covered my dressed out Harley well
1011902
I am really terrible at judging sizes. I got the Large size to go over my son's bike that has a bug/windshield. I just went by the recommended size when ordering. It worked for me. My son's bike isn't huge like a touring bike or motorcycle cop bike. It's just an average sized one. I hope this helps.BTW Mine doesn't go to the ground. It looks just like the picture. The bottom of the tires show.
1011903
I think the XXL would be plenty big enough. I have a BMW R1200C with a windscreen and it covers the whole bike. I probably could have accomplished the same coverage with the XL but wanted the extra material in case I have luggage. I hope this helps.
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.
2189432
I don't have a gun that size to check with. I think my 9" Super Balckhawk would fit, though, so it shouldn't be a problem. Just keep in mind that the electric buttons on mine stopped working within a year, and there's no way to get in touch with their customer service, so as long as you're okay with eventually only getting it open with the key, you're good.
166199
XXL should be goo, especially when you start using it.Look at the customer upload pics for sample size chart. http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/product-gallery/B004LQ04EQ/ref=cm_cr_dp_cust_img_see_all_txthttp://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51aRTUZWOhL.jpg
1823333
You have to go to the Blackhawk site and select the correct number (which indicates size). I have two - one for a Glock 17 and one for a 1911 full size. Don't know which size/number is correct for a commander.
2238057
sorry so long in responding..Wifi trouble . i have a softail nightrain (very skinny rear seat)..my AirHawk R is on front but... if it fits it fits, airhawk is a little over 15 in wide at widest point..front to back about 10 in in middle... if hangs over edge of seat no real big problem, but attaches under seat so may not be snug fit..but if rider is on for extended period of time no real prob...bottom of cushion is nonslip stays put pretty good. Air hawk inside reads plastic on blow up part ..i would call it rubber ,like hot water bottle...I really like this product. use small amount of air in bladder, to much and you feel like your sittin on a exercise ball...blow it up...sit on it .. and adjust til barely feel it .
2043226
I would go with an XXL, I am 6'3" 220 and it can get a bit snug, especially on the legs
1984392
Looks like it would be a good fit. Make sure you measure your bike seat width X depth before purchasing. The Airhawk R measures at 15.25"W X 14"D.
234467
I found some in consistencies while shopping at Amazon when it comes to sizes. Go to Balckhawk's website and find the correct size and then back to Amazon for your purchase.
842284
Go with the large. You want maneuverability over swath-size. A little smaller is better than a little larger in this instance.
1541887
I always had the choice. You may want to check another seller or go with 5.11 or Blackhawk products, ther're better and have the wide belt loops that can handle a duty belt where the Propper's are really small( also made in China, I prefer American made). -Good Luck
1892227
I'd use a 4/0 or 5/0 ...but, you'd need to use a bullet weight/slip sinker, unless you're going to try to go weightless....and, I would peg the sinker...a 4.5" tube is a BIG tube!
1500227
Go to the Osprey Website. They explain how their sizing works on all their packs.
571101
If you have a drop through one and its over 32 inches i would go with the 10 inch gull wings. If it's under 32" go for the 9 inch. If top mounted i would go with 9's as you have less turning mobility. All in all though it's not going to make a drastic difference. They have 9' vs 10' because of board length pretty much.
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Hanna, forgot to tell ya that I am 238lbs and 6ft tall. Not a small bottom. It saved my tail bone and butt for sure! If you got a bumpy Harley Dynaglide or even a z750s kawasaki like my last bike before the harley, this air hawk is an essential devise for high miles!!
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We have a size L for the Osprey Argon 70L which is loose. We also have a size M for an Osprey Aether 60 and that is not tight either. So i would think max a size M, but maybe the size S will even fit. Maybe Osprey website has more info?
1567375
I think medium will probably work for you. If not, keep the packing and harness nice, and they will accept returns.