XYZCTEM All Season Black Waterproof Sun Motorcycle Cover,Fits up to 108" Motors (XX Large & Lockholes)

The level of quality on this cover actually astounds me. Because of the price, I wasn't expecting much, but I needed something for a road trip I was planning. I believe this will last a long time. For sizing purposes, I have a 2015 Indian Scout with a windshield, backrest, and saddle bags. This seemed to be made for it. I purchased the "Fits to 108" size in the hopes of coming close, but it fits perfectly on the Scout. The seams are sewed together tightly, and metal grommets are used to secure it around the wheel. I haven't let it sit in the rain yet, but I expect it to be quite water resistant. At this point, I believe you would be hard pressed to find a better deal for the money. It even has a carry bag that it fits back into. I hope this is of use to someone!.

Alvin Krueger

| Jul 26, 2021

Fits the 2018 Harley-Davidson Road King with the windshield. It does exactly what it says. I needed a last-minute cover for a weekend camping trip, and this was perfect for the job at a reasonable price. IT WILL FIT A 2018 ROAD KING (FLHR) WITH A WINDSHIELD AND A SISSY BAR. Although some reviews claim that it does not fit a Road King, it does. Take a look at the photos below to see the before and after. br>br>The first night at our campsite, we were hit with flood-like rains for about 4 hours, and this cover held up admirably. It fits all the way to the ground and covers my exhaust, but I don't think it would fit if you have a tourpack on your bike.

Dakari Krueger

| Jun 22, 2021

In mid-April of 2018, I purchased this cover (XXL) for my 1988 BMW R100 RT. It fits pretty well, as you can see in the first two photos. Although it does not extend all the way to the ground, my windshield is a non-reflective surface. The OEM replacement may be one or two inches taller than the stock model. The size was perfect for me. br>br>There are two straps and buckles, which were very useful given how strong and frequent the wind is in San Francisco. Each of the straps went through my spokes, which was much more convenient than a previous cover that had one in the middle (which was much more difficult to access). When I wasn't riding, I just left it on the bike. That means it spent about five months in direct sunlight. Unfortunately, as you can see in the last two photos, the fabric did not fare well in the sun, and once it weakened, the flapping wind tore it. br>br>Thus, if used in the shade, I believe this would be a suitable cover. But not in the middle of the day, I'm afraid.

Kinsley Jenkins

| Nov 01, 2021

This is precisely what I was looking for. On top, it's black, and on the bottom, it's silver. Non-scratch satin fabric, slightly thicker than modern tent fabric. It's not too heavy. It'll be ideal for keeping the dust and possible bird droppings off my hog while it's stored in the garage over the winter. For my 2013 Honda VT 1300 cc, I went with size XXL, fully dressed (she's a tall lady). Windshield, saddlebags, lights, fenders, pipes, floor boards, and tires are all covered. nearly all the way to the ground Here's how I'll put it: It's EXACTLY what I'm looking for - but not so tight that it worries me. It wouldn't fit if the bike was just a little longer. Before making a purchase, think about how big your cycle is. If you need something smaller, get something smaller, and vice versa. It has elastic on the front and back ends, as well as a short strap clip on ONE end to secure the wheel. It's packaged in a re-usable re-usable re-usable With the same fabric and drawstring, you can make a practical bag. Also included is a 2x3 inch chrome (transformer face) plate with double-sided padded tape for mounting. I'm not sure where I'll put it. This is a detailed description of the situation from my point of view to yours. I'm hoping you'll consider it useful.

Zaid Randall

| Jul 22, 2021

I live in the Pacific Northwest, where we get at least 6 months of rain, wind, and snow per year, so having a cover for my bike is a must. For the price, this isn't a bad cover for my bike; it's certainly better than having no cover, but you do get what you pay for in terms of quality and design. The product photos led me to believe that this cover had elastic on the bottom - I was mistaken. It does, but only at the front and back of the bike, rather than all the way around. My old cover had elastic all the way around the bottom, allowing for a much more comfortable and secure fit. Also, my bike is 98" long, but I added a windshield/windscreen, so the fit of this cover (rated for up to 108") is a little tight, and the cover doesn't go all the way to the front bottom tire, instead tucking under the front fender (nicely). Because of the tight fit, I can't use the attached strap to secure the cover because it's a fixed length and not adjustable - If it could adjust out a little more (about 6-percent), that would be great. I was able to keep the strap in place (8 inches). If you have a shorter bike or don't have a windscreen/windshield, you might have an issue with the cover blowing away in the breeze at the bottom. Since mine tucks up under the front and back fenders, I'm hoping it won't blow away in a strong wind, especially since I can't use the attached strap. My previous cover was black and silver in color, but the silver portion was heat resistant, allowing it to be applied while the exhaust pipes were still hot. I don't believe this is the case with this cover; it appears to be too light weight and not made of the proper material, so I'd wait until the pipes were completely cool before applying it to avoid a melty mess. TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR This cover is inexpensive and suitable for use in areas where there is little or no wind, or on a bike without a windshield. Expect it to last a few months (my previous cover lasted 15 before ripping) and remember that you get what you pay for - There is limited elasticity, no heat shield, and the material is light in weight. This would make an excellent dust cover for a garage.

Alora Merrill

| Mar 23, 2021