What size will fit my Kawasaki KLX250s ? I live in a rainy place and want the wheels to be cover almost till the ground. thank you
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you would need to get an xxl but I had problem with the one I order water leack thru and got the bike wet so I return the other one .
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I have a 2013 gsxr600 and I bought a large. It covers the entire front to the ground but the rear tire is only half covered; covers my chain and rear disc brake thankfully
1604381
I have a medium and fits my 2007 Triumph Scrambler and fits like you describe...your bike is much smaller so a med will def cover you up.
235329
A medium should fit. I've used mediums on sport bikes (CBR250R and 599) and they are tight initially. Keep in mind, the elastic in the the covers wear out over the years, and the overall fit gets looser with time. If it's a snug fit initially, it will break in over time and become perfect.
95365
I bought a pair of 26 x 2.0 tires for a folding bike. They wud work on trails depending on the style u want.
867291
Hi Charles,It looks like Dowco recommends a size XL for your bike.Thanks for asking,GregOn and Offroad Parts888-630-6696
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.
867290
Hi Charles, It looks like Dowco recommends a size XL for your bike. Thanks for asking, Greg On and Offroad Parts 888-630-6696
425950
A smaller motorcycle (no larger than a Kawasaki KLR 650) would fit if you place a long enough deck on it. I would not attempt to haul a cruiser size motorcycle.
2250420
The wheel is 700 x 25. You want tubes that are 700 x 25. Usually tubes will come in ranges. Most common range is 700x18-23 and 700x20-25. Both will actually fit the tire as tubes expand easily. If you do decide to use 700x18-23, go 10 less than the maximum PSI on the tires. If you go 700x20-25, you're can just fill it up to the maximum PSI.This bike does not require the valee to be a schrader valve. Presta works as well. I have prestas on mine as they are easier to work with when you need to deflate for quick changes.
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I have a 2012 KLR650 and the windshield says it fits 2008 or later, so I would think not. I would check the Kawasaki site or a third party site for better information. Lastly if you can find a 2008 or later KLR 650 to look at the mount shape and screw spacing that will tell you a lot. The tall windshield mounts in exactly the same place without modification - it's just taller.
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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.
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I had to get rid of the training wheels. They didn't end up fitting my sons bike. They seemed like the same size as normal training wheels (5+ inch in diameter), but thicker (about 2 to 2.5 inch thickness). I wish I could be of more help. This is a a guesstimate.
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Wheels are 5-6" and about 3/4" wide. They do really well outside on pavement and gravel. I wouldn't want to try to take it into soupy wet terrain, but they do well just about anywhere we've taken them.
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The wheel will fit a multiple 700c tires. I used these wheels on my sons bike and used 700c x 28mm tires, and they are working great. I don't know what the manufacturer claims, but you should be able to fit tires that are as narrower as 24mm, and wider up to about 38mm. Perhaps a little more. You don't want to put a tire on that is too narrow as it will impact the handeling of your bike.
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My bike is a standard 26"wheel bike. It is 67" long, 29" wide, wide and high (old folks handlebar) and 41"high, again the handlebars The 29"width seems to be about the Max for the cover. That being said the cover keeps the bike dry and clean. I live in Bonita Springs anthem gulf. Would recommend the cover.
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I have the X-Large which covers my Kawasaki Vulcan Vaquero with a 13" windshield. I'm sure an XX-Large would cover a FatBoy with ape hangers, but one concern I'd have is whether your mirrors and/or handlebars are pointy in shape? The thickness of fabric for these covers is not real thick, so if there's a long period of heavy wind, the cover could rip or be pierced if there are any parts that are pointy, etc.
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It would fit it as long as you don't have extra saddle bags or larger wind screens. This particular model will NOT keep the rain off. Its very thin material. There are other covers that are mult layered and truly all weather but you will pay more for them. This one is really meant for keeping the dust off your bike while in your garage.
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At least extra large. I don't see a problem with going larger because the elastic is at the bottom and the worst thing that'll happen is it touches the ground. I have an extra large for a '08 ninja 250. The bike is small(er), but with width fits the mirrors perfectly.