what size do i get for a fixie?
595883
You have either a 1/2" or 9/16" crankset, you know what do the pedals mount too. This determines your pedal thread size. So what do you have for a fixie, you know what parts do you have.
65395
You can go online and fine a sizing chart for road bikes. I'm not sure that any of these would be quite small enough for you, maybe the XS
930474
enter your bike information in the nelson-rigg sizing app. if it says the cover will not fit, take your chances and order xl. that's my uneducated oppinion.good luck.
1214127
I have 175 in my Medium bike. MTB specialized came with 170 in Small size. So it dependend in your heigh. If you have small legs 170 will help you.
294746
I ride a 56cm/57cm bike, and I got the large which was perfect. Go for a large!
871784
I am sorry to be slow responding. I do not know the handlebar size range the fixer 8 attach device will fit. The kit comes with 2 size adapters and in addition to the adapters, I used black electrical tape on my handlebar to get them to fit. I have several fixer 8 and find them well designed and convenient to use. The problem I have had on 2 of them is before the clamp was tightened enough to hold the bag, in which I carry less than 5lbs, the movable part of the clamp broke, rendering the unit useless. I hope this is of some help.
688024
Standard, it has a ratcheting system that will adjust to the size you need, also if you email the sales company they will get back to you pretty quick, the best customer service from a private seller that I have ever had! Good luck dude!
875616
A medium fits my ex500 pretty snugly. I'd go with a large for a 600 cc bike
532945
The two sizes are the diameter of the ring that attaches to your handle bar. I think I went with the larger size.
2053508
you need to go to www.planetbike and look at their size chart. You can also call them and they will be glad to help. They go by size and tire width.
1658350
I would recommend the medium. I'm around 6' and bikes that are 58" would be too tall for me.
415436
Unless it is a BMX style and size, I would not think this will fit a fixie bike. The BMX wheels are like 16" or 20" with wider tires (2.0"). A fixie has tires that are narrower, like 25mm or 1 inch. This brake system would be too big. Try searching "road bike brakes".
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.
2168715
Frame size is mostly a function of inseam distance (also known as standover height in bike specs). If you determine your ht in inches (i.e. 67 if you are 5'7" and measure from crotch to floor along inside of leg in stocking feet, you can plug into the size calculator on this page http://www.diamondback.com/overdrive-v-mountain-29er . Every body is different, and there is no substitute for demo rides. You can adjust length to pedals over a wide range with seatpost, however, and reach to bars by changing stem length.
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See the Bike Buying Guide. You"ll see the "17 inch" listed under the Mountain Bike sizing chart. The chart takes into consideration your height and inseam length to arrive at the correct bike size for a person. It is not the wheel size. (Frame size ??).
903940
It's a medium which I don't know the exact size but I you can go to a store and see what size medium means for a Schwinn. I am 5'5 and it fits me.
1356255
If you go on thule.com, you can fill out all your info and they will tell you what size fairing to get. Thats what I did and I love my fairing. Worth the money for sure:)