I need an outdoor cover

[dippy]

Hi, any suggestions for a good outdoor bike cover that I can then put in the top box or side pannier after use? I need to keep the bike outside for a while. Doesn't need to cover the top box and the panniers as I can take them off.

 

[ihandyman247]

I have one that is hanging around !
Waterproof and very light , easy to fold etc . £40 and is yours !

 

[dippy]

Hi Andy,

Have you got a picture.
Very fast response, thanks.

Or do you know the make so i can google the pic?
Cheers

 

[ihandyman247]

I will send you one tomorrow as now is to dark in the garage and I am all snagged in my comfort watching the football
Is not brand new but is a very good one ! I take it with me when I travel but so fora I never use it ! , I bought it from this forum for the same price so there is no profit game here !!!

 

[(RIP) Miff]

http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/motorcycle/bike-covers-shelters/motrax-heavy-duty-bike-cover

I used one for a while before I built my shed. It covers the topbox and panniers too.

 

[Pablo1]

I have one that is hanging around !
Waterproof and very light , easy to fold etc . £40 and is yours !

how much

i think i paid £8 for one from hong kong, like this

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Motorcycle-...Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr&hash=item27c8937e5e

 

[wessie]

M&P have reduced this to £15 - I used one for years. Very good, has vents in the top to reduce billowing and condensation. I used a long bungee strap in very windy weather, over the seat as extra security.
http://www.mandp.co.uk/productinfo....e&tier2url=Bike-covers&tier3url=On-Two-Wheels

 

[adventuredon]

I ride mine everyday and can't be arsed to cover it each time....Make sure your exhaust doesn't burn it though...if you cover it warm!