I've got 08 Kawasaki Vulcan 900 custom with saddle bags and windshield what size would be best
1647709
My preference is to go bigger. . .easier to put on and take off. Tight sheets on a bed is great but tight serves no purpose with bike covers. Go with the large plus one X. I have two in use on sickles and one on a trike. . .and love'm all N-R puts out a nice product especially for the $$$ involved. Peanuts!
1647710
XXL Would probably be best. That way it covers to the bottom crown of the tires.
1647711
Sorry, I can't answer that question - I bought this motorcycle cover for my adult trike because standard bicycle covers were two snug and were difficult to put on. But one of the motorcycle cover manufactures has a field where you pick the bike and it tells you what cover to buy. I found it on the Amazon site - perhaps you may run into that same site. Good luck
1615860
I just spent a little time looking through pics of the handlebar setup on the XL, and it does appear that this windshield will fit. I cannot guarantee it, as I don't have the actual bike in front of me, so it is up to you to take my educated guess and figure it into your decision. Honestly though, at this price, it's not gonna be terrible on your wallet if it doesn't fit, and if you already have a brand new Harley, I'd say you're probably fluid enough to risk it.
2249639
First, look at your tires and determine their width. The size is marked on the tires. If the width is not over 35mm, the 45mm fenders should work for you. --- You can also call Planet Bike. They are very helpful.
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.
1805248
not sure, but the Bag Dimensions: 13" Long X 10.75" Tall X 6.5" Width. Would recommend saddle bag support bars when mounting saddlebags to your bike. It will keep the bags from rubbing on the bike.
1820062
Yes. I have a 2002 vstar 1100 classic with a windshield and sissy bar and saddle bags. Fits great. But make sure you get the xxl.
38888
Medium should fit it nicely. I had bought this for a 2008 Ninja 250R with no front fairings and it had excess left to cover. The sym 150 is a rather smaller bike in comparison to the Ninja 250R without fairings.
158430
Do this: Take the measurements from the specs of the bag. You can find it on the amazon page, or you can find it on google. Just punch in saddleman cruisnslant bag stats and it will come up. Measure your bike from your pipes to where the bag would rest over. You do not want the bags to rest on the pipes. Do the measurements. Hope this helps.
2265363
The windshield I have is a good height and although I do not have saddlebags there is ample width to go around the back tire even with the sissy bar on the back of a 2007 Softail Standard
1883197
I have a Honda PC 800 with "saddlebags" and an extra large windshield. The large fits perfectly. I will warn you though, it's not really water proof. If you're going to store your bike out doors, you might want to go a little higher end. My bike is in a car port, so this works fine. But on the occasions I've left it out in the open, even the more dew gets through.
1586001
you can go to Nelson's web site and there is a chart that will tell you. I purchased the size that fit a HD Rode Glide with big hard case bags. you may be able to go down a size, but check their web site.
2041522
It should fit. Amazon said it wouldn't fit my 2007 Honda Shadow 1100 or my dad's full sized Suzuki Boulevard. Both have windshields and the Suzuki has bags and it's plenty big for either bike. Nice cover, I recommend it.
222887
I have two pads. A medium that fits well on a 2007 Triumph Bonnie and a large that is a great fit for the touring saddle of a 1997 Triumph Trophy 900. I have ridden on it 500 miles in a day and it felt great. I would suggest you just measure out your seat width from bottom edge to bottom edge (not just across the top of the seat) and match it up with the given widths of the ProPads. I assume (not owning a Victory) that a large would be the best fit but the measurements will tell. All I can say is that my backside and spine thanked me for buying it.
1840957
Check the Dowco website. They were right on in sizing for my Kawasaki Nomad.
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.
1367903
Sorry Ray, I have a 2010 Harley Street glide and they fit perfectly. So if your bags are close to that, I would say you should be good to go!
1201122
That's correct. According to the manufacturer's website this is what you need (http://www.kandstech.com/index.php?page=KawasakiTurn1000#). I own a 2000 Kawasaky Vulcan 800 Classic and it fit perfectly.