Just bought a Harley softail deluxe 2014. How do i know what is the right size?
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Check the size of your discs and measure the distance from the edge to the hole that you plan on putting the locking pin in. Eg if your distance is 80mms, I wouldn't get anything bigger than 85-90mm (length) lock device. Also make sure that the thickness of the disc is compatible. This lock provides fir a thickness of 7mm, so most disc brakes should fit fine in terms of thickness. The last thing to check is to make sure that the locking pin fits the hole-- for this lock you would need at least 14mm hole or wider. Hope that helps
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The lock is designed to go past the disc itself and the pin passes between the hub mount and the disc. Nearly every motorcycle has a similar width to the disc and the lock takes advantage of this fact. As far as I know this model is the largest they make and the most likely to fit. Also, if you purchase it be aware that the vertical placement of the lock on the disc as well as the condition of the battery will affect the alarm's sensitivity.
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Martin, Usually the gap size is specified for eg. Xena XX-14 model has 14mm double locking pin, 7mm gap size and 85mm long and you can compare these to your motorcycle's disc and decide. I'd say 14 would fit most big bikes but they have a XX-16 model as well if you feel you need a bigger lock. Hope that helps ! - Akshay
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I bought mine for a R6 Yamaha. The pin was way to thick to go through the disc brake. I re-ordered a smaller one but never really used it (opted to stay w Gorilla alarm instead) You should measure the whole on the bike disc and the small Xena 10 will give U the same protection as the 16.Thanks and hope this helps
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Go to your Harley dealer and ask. It will depend on which brake disc, your bike has.
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they are generally uni-sized. But a description must be there on the website of xena
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It depends on the pin that secures the lock on the disc. I your disc has small holes, you need to get the smaller lock. My bike has slots in the disc (rotor) so I got the biggest available (and of course most secure).
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I have a Harley vrod and if fit perfect as I don't know your bike but I'm sure you can get a universal kits as I have seen the kits at cycle gear and I'm sure you'll be ok ... For my Harley I just removed the seat and put them on ( the pair of bags ) and put the seat back over them and they look wonderful .. I always get comments of how nice they fit .
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Go to the manufacturer's website, navigate to the bike model's page, and use the "fit calculator". Here's the link http://www.diamondback.com/bikes-pavement-casual-hybrid-edgewood
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These only fit Harley softail. Check with cycle vision website or j&p; to see if this conversion is offered for metrics.
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The manufacturer fitment is as follows: 2000 Harley Davidson FXDWG Dyna Wide Glide - Fits with 1in. handlebar clamps or 2000 Harley Davidson FXDWG Dyna Wide Glide - Fits with 1in. clamp kit, Mfg. part # 1 INCH , Karen - Unleashed Motorsports
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According to the Arlen Ness website the 07-610 kit will fit all 00-06 Harley Davidson Softails. I currently have on my 01 Deuce and absolutely love them. I am 6'1" tall and they put my feet out where I want them. Hope this helps.
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It should fit any Harley out there. These r tall bars if that's what u want. I have them on a 1996 Softtail Custom. Love'em!
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I do not know. Somewhere I found a sizing chart. It might have been on another site. I do remember putting in my model of bike into the sites system, and the system came back and told me it was a compatible fit. I think it was Motercycle Superstore. I ordered the same size from Amazon. Sorry I can not be of more help.Paul
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Measure the width of your seat. Bought it and it was too small for my exercise bike.
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The Airhawk R only comes in one size I believe, and it will work nicely on a softail. I rode one for 14 years, and on trips to Sturgis you will greatly appreciate one! I have an Ultra Classic now and love it!
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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:)
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probbaly not u have to measure your bike to see how much roon you have my friend has a 2014 harley sporster and they are much to big also the tail lights may have to be removed my sugesstion to u is get the measurements and look for a bag that fits hope that helps
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not sure about fit on 2014. My guess is not fit, because it fits my 2002. Changes made to fairing may not fit.Doing it again I would not get this because side pockets are so small almost unusable.Harley has a new on this year, shaped the same, I'm going to get.
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I can't help you. You may want to take the bike to a bike shop and see what they say. You will probably have to take the old one out and measure it to be sure.
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In my opinion, I would stick with the 58cm if that's what you are comfortable with. But keep in mind that every bike is different. Just because one company sizes a bike at 58cm, another company can make a 56cm and they can feel almost exactly the same. My suggestion is to measure yourself correctly then find a bike that would ideally fit to your measurements.
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I do not know if it will fit the Harley, I have it on a Kawasaki MeanStreak and the wind protection is very good.
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The kuryakyn products are aimed at the harley lines, make sure you do or don't need an adaptor like I did tho, should fit your bike