Motorcycle Cover

[zippooriginal_imp]

I need to buy a new cover for my CB. I cheaped out and got one from Walmart. In recent high winds (40mph) I had the cover more than tied down sufficiently. It didn't go anywhere but was ripped to shreds.
This time around I'd like to get a quality cover that will stand up to the elements.
Any advice on covers would be much appreciated. Thanks.[/size]

[Guth_imp]

I believe that the Nelson Rigg motorcycle covers are generally well regarded.

[CA200_imp]

When we had our store we sold COVERMAX covers. It was a Dist. house brand .
Made well but a little less money then some of the name brands.
We made good profit from them also.

[4 Paws_imp]

Have tried many brands over the years, now use Formosa brand, available at Amazon. High quality and durable.

[Ulvetanna_imp]

I've found some pretty good covers at Cycle Gear over the years. The Wal-Mart covers are not very good, as you've learned.

[mattmcuomo@yahoo.com]

I got this on eBay.
Oxford Umbratex.


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[clearviewx]

I got this on eBay.
Oxford Umbratex.


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Is that more of a sun cover?

[mattmcuomo@yahoo.com]

I got this on eBay.
Oxford Umbratex.


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Is that more of a sun cover?

Is that more of a sun cover?

I guess so. They call it a half cover. It helps keep it clean too.


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[TINK_imp]

One word; Covercraft.
I've used Covercraft covers for decades (yes, I'm a really old fart)
Before I retired, back in the day when I rode to "work" daily, a Covercraft cover was always on my bike during the day.
People are always commenting on how "clean" my bikes look... that's in part thanks to Covercraft.

DISCLAIMER: No, I do not work for Covercraft, I just really like their products.

[CA200_imp]

When we had our store we also sold Covercraft, very good cover.