My Intruder 1400 Pillion measures 13L x 11W (rear) x 7W (front). Does anyone recommend this or should I get the std. AIrhawk (14 x 14) for the pillion
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Hi, I'm from Brazil, and I have a M90, and it snugly fits on my motorcycle. My wife loved it...
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I would get the smaller one, it will fasten to the seat better. I have a larger one and if it doesn't lay flat on the seat it isn't as comfortable ( according to my wife )
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I recommend the small 11x9, my previous motorcycle had a similar sized seat and the small worked perfectly.
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This one will look better, but either one will work fine. It just depends on how big the butt on the back will be! ;)
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Ours is used on a HD sportster and it just fits. No extra I hope this helps
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I'd get the standard Airhawk for a cruiser style bike. That's what I have and I LOVE it!
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I use this small pillion pad on the drivers seat of my 2013 Triumph Street Triple and it doesn't completely cover the seat, but it's very comfortable that way. The larger one would hang over a little and I think that would bother me. I moved it to the back in the pillion position and it fits perfectly. I think with the measurements of your pillion, the 14x14 would probably hang over too much, especially in the back. By the way, after I purchased the 11x9, I went on a 3,400 mile trip on the Street Triple...longest day was 650 miles, and it was amazingly comfortable. I definitely would NOT have wanted to have done that trip without it. Just to add, it seems the most comfortable about 1/2 inflated. I use this small pillion pad on the drivers seat of my 2013 Triumph Street Triple and it doesn't completely cover the seat, but it's very comfortable that way. The larger one would hang over a little and I think that would bother me. I moved it to the back in the pillion position and it fits perfectly. I think with the measurements of your pillion, the 14x14 would probably hang over too much, especially in the back. By the way, after I purchased the 11x9, I went on a 3,400 mile trip on the Street Triple...longest day was 650 miles, and it was amazingly comfortable. I definitely would NOT... » Read More I use this small pillion pad on the drivers seat of my 2013 Triumph Street Triple and it doesn't completely cover the seat, but it's very comfortable that way. The larger one would hang over a little and I think that would bother me. I moved it to the back in the pillion position and it fits perfectly. I think with the measurements of your pillion, the 14x14 would probably hang over too much, especially in the back. By the way, after I purchased the 11x9, I went on a 3,400 mile trip on the Street Triple...longest day was 650 miles, and it was amazingly comfortable. I definitely would NOT have wanted to have done that trip without it. Just to add, it seems the most comfortable about 1/2 inflated. « Show Less
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My Rem 1100 takes a large as does my 1922 Mod 21 Savage, Win mod 1894 is a small as is my Henry..Hope that gives you some idea. The best way is to measure the buttplate as it comes in 3 sizes and use the chart
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I will get the dimensions for this weekend. But I do not recommend this bike. The resistance is not very good and u have to change it yourself when running a program.
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hey, you might want to look over here for the product dimension and what it is suited for. http://www.airhawk.net/airhawk-products.aspxwith the measurements, you will be able to properly compared it to your seat to see if it is a good fit. :)
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I bought the xl and ended up strapping it across panniers on its side on my dual sport motorcycle, as it was shorter that way and left more seat room when riding. The width was just about right, but the depth of it didn't leave alot of room, as I also had strapped a 2gal gas can on the back; if your riding single and have panniers the Xl will work well and give you plenty of capacity (almost too big, but better than too small). Check the specs in the description and measure the space on your bike if you are not sure.
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I have a 12 but it can handle 14 w no problem....i dont think u will need anything larger unless you are trying to chain a rocket! An excellent lock but i would suggest a matching abus diamond link chain also. An unbeatable combination and practically theft proof.
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Bradley, We have 20pcs on the 33x12.50-15 on order but BFG has not provided an ETA on delivery. We only have the 33x10.50-15 KM2 in stock currently. Thank you, BWT
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I'd buy the largest one. it is a bit higher than the touring version and you will probably need that with windshield and back rest. I have one on my BMW R90 (backrest) and another on a silverwing (back trunk) and they fit perfectly. Neither bike has a windshield so I'm thinking go with the larger one. Remember, these are great for indoor use but not good for in the rain.
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from everything I can find the dimensions are very close. I own a 2011 RT with LxWxH of 105x61.9x58 and a wheel base of 67.2. The 2013 RT Limited is 105x61.9x59.4 (1.4 in taller) and a wheel base of 67.3. There is enough room that the inch shouldn't make a difference and if so you can just lower the windshield when using it. I really like the cover, it is clearly marked with a label in the front and the antenna holes in the back that make it very easy for 1 person to put on. I also suggest getting a bike lock to secure the front to one of the tires.
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The Airhawk R is made in only one size. I thought it would be a little to large for my seat...a leather Badlander on a Deuce...but it is not.
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Bradley,We have 20pcs on the 33x12.50-15 on order but BFG has not provided an ETA on delivery. We only have the 33x10.50-15 KM2 in stock currently.Thank you,BWT
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I have a Suzuki 1500 Intruder. I left my driver back rest on and set it on my passenger seat. Worked great. As far as equivalent size of bikes I don't know. It does have more room than I expected.
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Depends on which one you order. They have several different sizes--so it will be the size that you need to order. Does this help? I bought the 14x14 Mine is called the Medium Cruiser but they do have a narrower for the Venture Touring which is a narrow seat and they have a larger one also. You need to measure your seat. What kind of bike are you buying it for? 14x14 fits most cruisers.
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The product description says 9x24x14 which I take to be h, l, w - so 14" is the span. It is certainly narrower than span of a standard road bike handle bars (to allow you to reach handle bar mounted gear shifts and brakes), so if you don't have to unscrew your handle bars to twist it 90degrees to fit into the locker, then you should be all right with the product mounted.
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I think you will be fine. The interceptors are larger than they seem in the picture. They are made for larger bed frames. I have a frame with wheels and I could have used the smaller size.
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33x12.50 will fit but if you plan to off-road at all I recommend 32x11.50's. That's what I ran on my jeep.
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This is too big for the rogue. Get one size smaller. I have it for another vehicle