Motorcycle covers

[Mister G]

Anybody have any suggestions for a good all round bike cover?
would like it to completely cover the 1150 and have eyelets round the bottom (although I have kit for putting them in myself if needs be).

I want the cover to keep prying eyes away when I have to leave it outside the garage ,both at home and possible also when travelling on the bike.

Waterproof would be nice although not critical and to be able to throw it over a hot pipe is important but I can use a bit of my old canvas one from my last, smaller bike cover to use as a shield.

regards,

G

 

[MikeP]

Try www.dbcovers.co.uk

I have the large tourer out-door cover. Breathable, goes over the bike with panniers etc on.

No eyelets but has quick release buckle at the centre and is elasticated at the front and rear so it pulls under the bike.

It rolls down into a supplied bag, small enough to travel with you if you need.

 

[SEGREQ]

Bike covers

I have one of these covers that i use for my Gs when indoors to keep off the dust (not waterproof), I doubt you could use it with the panniers in situ either (but have not tried).
But covers the bike from top to rubber boots.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=30240&item=7961805577&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

 

[GS_BOTT]

cover

Hi
Have a look here , think you can taylor the cover to suit, ie panniers /top box, and also under £50, haven't used them myself so cant recommend it..

Cheers Paul

 

[Threshy]

I'd like to have a go with the red cover next to the Ducati. Oh go on then, she can bring her friend.

 

[Deleted account W]

I'd like to have a go with the red cover next to the Ducati. Oh go on then, she can bring her friend.

I think the one in red is being used as a paddock stand........somehow

 

[hops]

Anybody have any suggestions for a good all round bike cover?
would like it to completely cover the 1150 and have eyelets round the bottom (although I have kit for putting them in myself if needs be).

I want the cover to keep prying eyes away when I have to leave it outside the garage ,both at home and possible also when travelling on the bike.

Waterproof would be nice although not critical and to be able to throw it over a hot pipe is important but I can use a bit of my old canvas one from my last, smaller bike cover to use as a shield.

regards,

G

I find my garage fits the bill, sorry couldn't resist.

 

[Mister G]

Thanks to everyone for advice.
Sadly, garage doesn't fold up squarely under cargo net on passenger seat

spring is here!

best wishes,

g

 

[wessie]

http://www.mandp.co.uk/productInfo.aspx?catRef=500088

Cheap as chips and works as long as you get a bungee cord to strap over the seat to stop the back flapping about as it is designed for lardarse blingmobiles like the Goldwing.

More opinions about covers here:
http://www.ukgser.com/forums/search...d=801096&sortby=lastpost&sortorder=descending