06-29-2015, 07:03 AM
The cover I use looks something similar to this, without the logo on it:
http://www.polo-motorrad.de/de/greyhound...-1-75.html
There is an ability to tie it, if there is some wind/storm outside.
I bought it in XL, 'cause I mounted a windshield and a pair of saddlebags on the CB.
Of course, I let the Honda cool down, before I cover it. The same goes for a wet CB ,
when I have to ride home within some rain. I wait, 'til it's dried, or dry it by myself.
For letting dry the bike properly after long periods in different climates so to say undercover,
you once in a while have to remove the cover in good weather conditions, although the cover is
breathable and sort of very resistant against any kind of influences. Or in my case, you drive a lot....
It's a good substitute for not having a garage. I don't have one.
An excellent cover is a well used chance, to protect the Honda against weathering, combined with other methods of
care.
But as long as you use your motorcycle, there will always be some development of patina involved,
nevertheless how much you care and wherever you're bike is at home.
I accept this as part of being normal up to certain degree....
Wisedrum
http://www.polo-motorrad.de/de/greyhound...-1-75.html
There is an ability to tie it, if there is some wind/storm outside.
I bought it in XL, 'cause I mounted a windshield and a pair of saddlebags on the CB.
Of course, I let the Honda cool down, before I cover it. The same goes for a wet CB ,
when I have to ride home within some rain. I wait, 'til it's dried, or dry it by myself.
For letting dry the bike properly after long periods in different climates so to say undercover,
you once in a while have to remove the cover in good weather conditions, although the cover is
breathable and sort of very resistant against any kind of influences. Or in my case, you drive a lot....
It's a good substitute for not having a garage. I don't have one.
An excellent cover is a well used chance, to protect the Honda against weathering, combined with other methods of
care.
But as long as you use your motorcycle, there will always be some development of patina involved,
nevertheless how much you care and wherever you're bike is at home.
I accept this as part of being normal up to certain degree....
Wisedrum