My son has a Harley 883 sportster...no windshield. Will the LARGE size fit his bike or should I get another size?
1309161
I would use the sizing application on the Dowco website. The Amazon one had me ordering one a size too small. The dowco web site has a easy to use form to find out which one to order. Hope that helps
1466823
I believe it will fit. the XL fits my bike pretty well so the bigger size should work for your bike. The cover is not completely waterproof. Perfect for light rains but not heavy rains. Hope this helps
1432880
This should fit almost any bike! The Rebel would be a good bike for this windshield.
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.
2047388
I have a 2012 and the covers fit very tight, and are great on my bike. Not sure if the 2013 lid covers are bigger or not but if they are I would take a look at the Harley covers.
817228
I have Harley Sportster 883 Super Low. They do not fit it as well as I would like. Best thing to do is put the information about your bike in the search on Amazon and it should tell you is they will fit. My husband seems to think they will. They tie on, they do not mount like ones that you would buy from Kawasaki.
1883199
I have a 2010 Honda Shadow Spirit 750 (probably about the same size as yours) and the large fits perfectly. I have put it on with the saddlebags attached but normally keep it covered without them on. Only a couple times the wind has blown hard enough to blow it up a small amount but it has a tie strap on the bottom if you wanted to secure it better. I find it to be completely water resistant if not waterproof and has proven to be the best cover I've bought yet. Hope that helps you out.
1236629
Well I have the Deluxe Cruiser version for my Harley Sportster Custom. I think it works great! I definitely recommend the Deluxe version, but that's mostly because I haven't seen the extreme version. If you live in an area that has really erratic weather, you should probably go with that. I'm happy with my Deluxe though, good luck and safe riding!
1226535
With a 90" overall length, your bike would normally take a medium. But with a large windscreen and top case, you should get a large.
1667305
The standard will not fit the street glide. You would have to buy the touring tent. My complaints about either one is that lots of condensation forms on the inside, causing mold; the material does wear out after about a year in the elements. Mine is already dried out, cracking, moldy, and ripping apart. The standard holds up better than the touring one though. Because the touring tent is bigger for some reason the material stretches out faster and next thing you know you get gaping holes all over the place. Also, you have to anchor them down somehow otherwise the wind will move them and may cause damage to your bike. Keeps these things in mind when purchasing. The standard will not fit the street glide. You would have to buy the touring tent. My complaints about either one is that lots of condensation forms on the inside, causing mold; the material does wear out after about a year in the elements. Mine is already dried out, cracking, moldy, and ripping apart. The standard holds up better than the touring one though. Because the touring tent is bigger for some reason the material stretches out faster and next thing you know you get gaping holes all over the place. Also, you have to anchor them down somehow otherwise the wind will move them and may... » Read More The standard will not fit the street glide. You would have to buy the touring tent. My complaints about either one is that lots of condensation forms on the inside, causing mold; the material does wear out after about a year in the elements. Mine is already dried out, cracking, moldy, and ripping apart. The standard holds up better than the touring one though. Because the touring tent is bigger for some reason the material stretches out faster and next thing you know you get gaping holes all over the place. Also, you have to anchor them down somehow otherwise the wind will move them and may cause damage to your bike. Keeps these things in mind when purchasing. « Show Less
2114762
This was put on a 2000 sportster. I would go with a bigger windshield bag for yours this is quit small
640538
It fits my 2009 Harley XL83 Sportster; doesn't come with mounting brackets but it's been working just fine without mounting brackets....
2041524
it fits a 2007 Softail with a windshield and a high back rider bar. Can you compare the measurements somehow? There is plenty of space width wise. Not but about 5 inches more in length.
2074802
I sold the bike but they did fit on my 2007 sportster 883. One of the bolts it comes with is longer and bolts onto the shock. If I could do it over again I would buy the easy brackets and quality saddlebags from foxcreek leather. My saddlebags hanging over the seat worked but were kinda loose because you have to tie them to the brackets and it was a bit od a pain. Check out foxcreek leather. They have a link to the easybrackets.
930478
I think a large would be fine UNLESS!!!! you have a large wind shield or panniers then you would need up go up a size, The large size fits my 20012 honda cbr1000r perfectly, for reference
2265364
I'd like to help but I own a 2012 750 honda and it fits with a little extra room but not sure for a Harley.maybe check the leaght of a shadow phantom.thats what I own.sorry I can't assist you better.
1244630
That's about the size of my bike. It will be a little larger. I have 2003 Springer heritage Harley with windshield and saddlebags and have enough room .