I have a 2012 Honda shadow areo 750 with windshield and saddlebags, It says a large fits , wondering if I should go to extra lg
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Not sure because I have a Suzuki C50 (800cc), and dont know how it compares size wise to yours. But - mine does have a wind shield and it fits my bike just fine. Don't have saddlebags on mine, but there is room when I put my cover on around the rear tire area... If I were to guess I would say it should fit, but that is a guess, not really sure how big your bags are.
1883196
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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I have a Honda PC 800 with "saddlebags" and an extra large windshield. The large fits perfectly. I will warn you though, it's not really water proof. If you're going to store your bike out doors, you might want to go a little higher end. My bike is in a car port, so this works fine. But on the occasions I've left it out in the open, even the more dew gets through.
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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. 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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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.
84375
Large works on my Honda 919/Hornet/CB900F. Pretty close in size to Shadow. The bottom is continuous elastic band, so it would handle a broad range of sizes.
608113
I had the same question about my Honda shadow VTC1100 with a windshield. It not only fits the largest Honda every made but has heavy duty elastic surrounding the base preventing a lot of dust and dirt from blowing onto your bike. So no worries even without a windshield.
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yes I do, it fits with extra room my suzuki 1500 with wind screen, back rest and bags
1966343
It depends on the frame size that you get the bike in. I'm 6'2 and 260 lbs. I got mine from wal_ly worl_d to save on shipping and to ensure a good fit. Ideally, you want at least an inch or two between pant inseam and the top support beam when the bike is straddled to ensure an easy mount and dismount. With no add-ons, bike was excellent except for the seat which I found a bit uncomfortable. I changed the saddle out for an EasySeat 2 which was a 5 minute fix. Now it's comfortable to ride and sails smooth with no problems. Great bike. Especially for the price.
499231
If you have the Madaga frame - (or whatever it was called from Target) It fits perfectly. Mine has been on a year - and survived some crazy storms here in the south. :)
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You should be fine. The bag comfortably fits my Suzuki SV1000S, which is a much larger bike. The cinch straps and construction of the bag make it able to fit over a very wide bike while also being able to snug down effectively on bikes of smaller girth. I bought this bag several years back after a huge amount of research and am completely satisfied.
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Fit my 750 honda shadow Seemed to be kinda generic so it might fit . I like it for the price.
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I am not 100% certain but accorindgly the the Amazon "My Garage" feature, the cross bars should fit. As an aside, I would very surprised if Honda made a separate set of crossbars for the touring model only. The van is essentially the same body-wise on every trim level, and the only differences between the Touring and the EX-L (with all options) is some extra trim and upgraded electrics inside. If you'd like to double-check, go to http://estore.honda.com/honda/parts/select-your-honda.asp and put in your VIN and the website will tell you the part number(s) for every part for your van, including the cross bars. You can check that part number against the part number that the Amazon seller is offering. Good luck.
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This bag is not for the Suzuki Savage 650, which it's look more like a cruiser (Harley Davidson) there is another kind of bag that will fit well on it, look online for a bag for cruiser, it's a lot of them for you to pick one.
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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.
1622447
The bags will fit most smaller motorcycles including Honda 750 so I think it will fit yours. Make sure you buy metal brackets to suit your motorcycle, otherwise bags will get tangled in wheel. Online cost should be less than $50.00. Rest of the bags can be used anywhere on your bike or even as carry on luggage when flying...arie
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I just spent a little time looking through pics of the handlebar setup on the XL, and it does appear that this windshield will fit. I cannot guarantee it, as I don't have the actual bike in front of me, so it is up to you to take my educated guess and figure it into your decision. Honestly though, at this price, it's not gonna be terrible on your wallet if it doesn't fit, and if you already have a brand new Harley, I'd say you're probably fluid enough to risk it.
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I have an HD Iron 883 and purchased the medium size. Although I don't have bags on my bike, I do have a windshield and find that this works. From the looks of it, the profile of your bike is similar, and a medium should fit, but if you want to be safe, the large is likely the better choice with your shield and bags.
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I agree with Stevestuff, I bought the XLg for my Kaw Vulcan 1500, which has a windshield, saddlebags and backrest, and it fits perfectly.
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While it is a great product, due to your frame size, I would visit a local dealer foe fit, then consider options on Amazon.
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I have a 2012 Harley Classic Softail with windshield two up seat and saddle bags and my cover fit perfect. Don't have to fight with it to get it on and off.