Winter Cover

[Pterodactyl_imp]

That's a Horley I would ride.

Well done CeBee.

[CeBee_imp]

Go Horley Go....

[Inhouse Bob]

Remarkable. You have mad skills.

[CeBee_imp]

Remarkable. You have mad skills.

Thank you Bob, would you ride it to HD rally

[Pterodactyl_imp]

Next challenge - ape hangers.

Cheers

[redbirds_imp]

What! No tassels?

[Inhouse Bob]

Remarkable. You have mad skills.

Thank you Bob, would you ride it to HD rally

Thank you Bob, would you ride it to HD rally
If you build it, they will come!

[Frulk_imp]

I can see the ad campaign now...'Introducing the 2016 1100 Sponda... the bike the Iron 883 could have been'............

[Inhouse Bob]

Back to the OP's question. I have a Guardian Weatherall Plus cover by Dowco. It is awesome so far as holding up to sunlight and very well constructed. My bike sits outside all the time, so I need a good cover. Dangit.
The only challenge is keeping the condensation down. I am trying to think of a way to put a little fan under there to keep it dry. Maybe some dryer vent and an attic style fan? Anyhow, the cover is great and they come in many sizes and configurations. Get them direct or at Revzilla.

[LikeAfox_imp]

My garage and my workshop are one and the same. What I do is cover the bikes with 1-2 cotton moving blankets and then use a cheapest bike cover on top and wrap the bottom tight. It holds up great and all dust can be blown away with just compressed air. Don't forget to use battery tender. Cheers