Waterproof Cover - recommendations?

[Wisedrum]

There are indeed many and it seems each year some new ones appear and others disappear. One attribute I suggest to keep in mind when selecting is consider a cover that "breathes". That is, as moisture gets trapped under and up in the cover, it should be released by the weeping/breathing technology of the material - and while keeping rain water out. If you don't, you will find metal surfaces on the CB will tend to pit. This is a PITA.

A [motorcycle] tent works somewhat better because the protective surface is further away from the bike. However, a tent can be problematic (or inconvenient) under high wind conditions.

My CB has spent years, 365 days a year, outdoors and mostly under cover. So far so good. Cold, covered storage is better than a heated garage shared by a salty car. If you must store the CB in a warm garage with a salty wet car, I would just leave the bike uncovered, or very loosely covered (e.g. by an old bed sheet).

All of my motorbikes park outside year in year out. They are under breathable covers, if not being ridden. The covers prevent them from getting wet when it's raining, but not from getting wet by humidity. So I put away the cover in dryer periods and also take special care of them like cleaning and conservation. I think, they can stand it over the years but humidity and salt are worse enemies within an ever ongoing fight.

Wisedrum