XYZCTEM Motorcycle Cover – All Season Waterproof Outdoor Protection – Precision Fit up to 108 Inch Tour Bikes, Choppers and Cruisers – Protect Against Dust, Debris, Rain and Weather(XXL,Black& Orange)

Before purchasing it, I conducted extensive research. For the price, it is an EXCELLENT PRODUCT. It was perfect for me because I have a 2008 Harley Dyna with hard bags. This cover may not fit your bike if it is any larger or has apes. Many people have claimed that this cover isn't waterproof. . . IT IS. It rained for three days after I covered my bike with a sheet. There were a few drops of water on my bike, but they were from condensation under the cover. There was no leakage from the cover itself. Material that is thick and heavy. This cover appears to be quite durable!.

Colten Leach

| Sep 25, 2021

I've had the cover for about two months and it's kept my bike dry even when it's been rained on pretty hard. On the bike, however, condensation does form from time to time. You must be cautious when putting it on and taking it off because the lock holes on the front are metal and quite sharp; however, if you are aware of them, there will be no problem. By far superior to the $40 cover I purchased from Yamaha. It's a thick piece of fabric. My old cover ripped because the sun weakened the fabric, but there are no signs of fading or weakened material on this one.
Edit: The cover lasted a year before the sun began to deteriorate the fabric. If you ask me, it's a good deal for the money.

Devon Cervantes

| Apr 22, 2021

Due to the fact that we do not have a garage, my husband purchased this solely to protect his motorcycle from the elements. When he isn't using it, he covers his bike about ten times with it. The bike was soaked when he took it off today to ride to work. It was completely soaked, and he had to spend time drying it before he could leave. This cover claims to be waterproof, but it clearly isn't. Sure, if all you want is a nice cover to put over it in the garage. Keep looking if you're looking for a waterproof cover.

Reece Meyer

| Jan 19, 2021

The cover is extremely durable and water resistant, which is a huge plus. However, it isn't airtight. After switching to this cover from my previous one, I've noticed a decent amount of rust on my bike after only a few months, there's always condensation under the cover whenever I remove it, and mold is growing on my Harley's hand grips after only a few weeks of being covered. br>br>Because the fabric isn't breathable, it traps condensation under the cover, allowing damage to the bike. If it were breathable, I'd give it four stars, but after years with my previous cover, this one has allowed my bike to be damaged by the elements despite being covered. br>br>I strongly advise against it.

Ramon Barrett

| Apr 19, 2021

This was a great deal for my 98 Harley-Davidson Wide Glide, and it primarily serves as a dust magnet in the garage. You know how nice paint attracts dust, yada yada, and so on. I figured that for $15, what could go wrong in the garage? Metal grommets can be found on blue tarps. br> I'm blown away. Around the bottom, elastic is sewn in. If you're trailering it without a cover, the bottom buckle straps will keep it in place. br> My scooter is stock in terms of ride height, engine guards, and Memphis Shade on the front, and it fits perfectly. Look at the images below. I didn't expect this to be of such high quality when I purchased it. It looks like I won't have to dust the bike every time I want to stretch its legs.

Julian Osborne

| Jul 12, 2021

tourpack- It covers the entire bike but falls short vertically. I like the cover that goes below the tire, though it is a little short. I also purchased a cover for my HD Heritage Classic- corresponds to the same br>It appears to be of good quality, but only time will tell.

Cecelia Beard

| Feb 20, 2021

This is an excellent cover design. Don't forget to take into account the cost. You might even describe it as "excellent. " It's not as tough as the Gaurdian cover I'm swapping out. This went on for seven years. This is most likely going to last one day. There are two seasons available. However, given the price. . . It's well worth your time and money. My bike remained dry despite the fact that it rained for days. Even with the windshield, saddlebags, and sissy bar installed, the XXL fits my 2012 Triumph Thunderbird perfectly. There are also quick connect straps that secure it in place through the wheels.

Lyric Brennan

| Nov 19, 2021

It's only been a couple of weeks since I got it. We'll have to wait and see what happens next. br>However, it has performed admirably thus far. Advantages: br>br> br>By this point, it's been through several rain showers and hasn't leaked in the least. br>When I'm putting the cover on at night, the bright orange color makes it easier for traffic to see when I'm parked on the side of the road. br>The large logo makes it easier to see which end is the front end. br>There is a lot of tension in the elastic. On my mid-section, I don't have to secure it if I don't want to. a cruiser of reasonable size br>The material appears to be adequate for the task at hand. It's definitely more durable than previous covers I've used. br>Reading Chinese instructions is always entertaining. )br>br>So far, no cons, but just in case. The measurements are incorrect: br> It specifies that bikes up to 108" are acceptable. My bike is 98 1/2" in length and just fits. The straps are elastic, according to the package. That's not the case. They are, however, adjustable. br>I'd have to thread the rear strap through my spokes to use it because it's so far back. I don't give a damn. br>br>I bought this cover to use outside. It'll never see the inside of a building again. It will be constantly exposed to the elements throughout the year. I expect the sun and winter ice to take their toll, as they have on every other motorcycle cover I've ever had. Nonetheless, it appears that this one will outlast its forerunners. The only way to find out is to wait.

Poppy Nicholson

| Dec 18, 2021