what size should i get for a 2014 honda cbr500r? its not a option in the selection so i would know which to get.
1822155
Well i have a kawasaki Z1000 and got the large, fits great! If i were you, i would get the LG or a smaller size
1822156
I would also recommend the large. Especially if you want it to cover your tires and brakes in a rainstorm.
1822157
The CBR500 is roughly the same size as a CBR600R. The size chart recommends a Medium for sport bikes under 750cc, which means the cover will fit like it is intended. If you want to cover to the ground, then go with a Large. The drawback to going bigger is that it will flap in the wind more and can become damaged more easily that way.
1311783
It fits my 650 V Star classic purfect but my opinion is to get a better quality for a HD brother. Extra money spent the better you investment. When comes to your bike call Harley to see the recommended size then shop from that size but you will never no what you will get. I think foreign sellers have their sizes up two notches good luck brother. If you do this order the biggest one if they go bigger than a XXlarge. Cheers
783256
I'd say the answer is no. I owned a Honda CB750K, and this cover would fit that bike pretty good. I have no specific measurements but having several motorcycles I'd say "too big" is better than too small, makes it easier to throw over the bike. You can tighten the fit up with the pull cords at the bottom. I would personally recommend this cover to you. You can always return it. I received mine within about 3 days of ordering, and absolutely love the cover. High quality, thick. Protects more than any other cover I have owned. Hope this helps.
633276
http://www.yamahapartshouse.com/ ....... go here at look it up your bikes first it will tell you the size . There are 2 zuma"s... 125 or 50
831973
Having nothing else to base my decision I used my glove size. L. Although I think the xl would have worked well too. Imo I think it is better to go bigger than smaller. I would think it depends on the type of riding you do.
1710401
I have a Honda CBR 250 just make sure you got the clearance and the room sorry couldn't be more helpful
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You can enter your motorcycle type and size in amazon and it will let you know which products will fit, however; My best suggestion is to go to Dowco's website. They have a more accurate listing for sizing, then order through Amazon.com. that's what I did. It takes a little more effort and searching, but it keeps you from having to make a return.
1876234
I'm not sure which size I bought, possible the medium and it just fits a 250 Rebel very snugly. When you go to this item you have to put in the year, make and model of your bike and they will tell you what size fits your bike. Unfortunately mine was not listed. The cover is good quality and so far has stood up to rain, extreme wind, ice and 24" of snow. Hope this helps
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.
1920603
If you order from Amazon, you will be asked to put your bike information in for the correct fit and they will recommend what cover fits, it saves on returning. What make, model, year and etc.
2146202
Size runs a bit small so whatever they recommend you should go with the next size. I'm pretty sure I got a medium and it just fits so a large should be good for you. Mine is a honda 750 aero with windshield, luggage rack and backrest.
108381
It boils down to how long the grip is that covers the handle bar. I ordered xl but I ended up getting small. By time I realized it, it was too late. Still usable I just have to adjust my grip shifters. If I can help any other way let me know. Can even provide pics if needed. They are deffinately worth the money though.
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what i do is.... go to a bike shop, try it on. Then decide on size. You will love this pack!
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http://www.amazon.com/b?node=5801315011http://www.cycleexperience.com/getting_the_right_size.php
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Your size wont matter. The shape & size of your bike's seat will dictate which size. Check the product page, http://www.airhawk.net/airhawk-products.aspx. I have a 2010 Honda Shadow RS and the medium cruiser is what I use. Good fit for the stock seat. Unless your seat is custom/after market, the medium should work well for the BLVD. A tape measure & the above product page as a reference should be used to confirm before ordering. Happy riding, you'll like the airhawk... I dont ride for more than a couple hours without it!
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you're probably between 47cm and 50cm. The 47cm has a very short top tube, good if you are into an upright riding style or have back issues. Otherwise, pick the 50cm.
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Hello Ashley, I currently also own a 1996 Honda CBR600F3 and I would recommend the size large