Looking for a bike cover

[JDookie]

I have found covers anywhere from $30 to $150. I don't really care about price, but I'm looking for a good cover that is pretty much waterproof yet soft to the touch on the inside so it doesn't scratch. My bike stays under a covered area, but during a hard rain the mist will wet the bike, and wind will definitely blow the cover around, so that's why I'd like it to be soft.

Anyone have any suggestions??

 

[BigBSBusa]

Dowco are the covers that I have used. Large works well.

 

[WuzzaCBXRider]

Nelson Rigg Deluxe All Season Covers
Made from medium weight UV treated Tri-Max polyester. Water resistant with air ventilators. Heat-shield lower panels. Snug elastic bottom with 1-inch grommets. Soft windshield liner.

Nelson Rigg Deluxe All Season Cover Black/Silver

Order # Price........ Description......
(89638) $30.95 Nelson Rigg Deluxe All Season Cover Black/Silver MD #MC904M Mfg.#: MC90402MD
(89639) $34.95 Nelson Rigg Deluxe All Season Cover Black/Silver LG #MC904L Mfg.#: MC90403LG
(89640) $35.95 Nelson Rigg Deluxe All Season Cover Black/Silver XL #MC904XL Mfg.#: MC90404XL

http://www.accwhse.com/nelson_r.htm#Bike%20covers

Mine fits very well and has a soft lining for over the shield and front fairing. Its either a L or XL. Let me know and I'll look if your interested.

 

[pashnit]

Lot of opinions on this one, but I use a Geza Cover. They are pretty well-known and have been around forever. Nice thing is it comes in a little pressure sack and with Ig's Hump Mod- I can store it in the hump, and take it whereever I go when I'm traveling- good at the races, stops, & hotels. That alone sold me.

http://www.gezagear.com if ya wanna check out Tom's site.

 

[mymaster]

If cost is not an issue, Click Here, love mine and never any condensation.

 

[mjn]

I love my Geza cover. Fantastic quality, easy to put on/take off, and tight enough where it does not flap around in the breeze...

 

[Justyntym]

If cost is not an issue,  Click Here, love mine and never any condensation.

That cycle shell is awesome. I keep thinking I use microfiber towels to do everything on my bike, then I'll throw a tarp over it...go figure.

OW...kinda pricey though

 

[DaCol.]

Dowco are the covers that I have used.  Large works well.

I just bought a Dowco Ultri-Light Large. Comes with top vents so any high wind will be vented, lower tightner bands, a cross under (for under the bike) to secure the cover and last but not least a solf inside. Cost, a meer $ 49.95

, a great buy

I also have a Nelson-Rigg , plastic and great in the garadge during the summer, but in the winter it gets kinda stiff. I also have a BAG MAN, but it's too heavy but has fleese inside for long storage. And NOTHING gets through that thing  

 

[JDookie]

Thanks for the suggestions guys. So far, the Dowco Guardian Weatherall Plus is really looking good. As awesome as the cycle shell is, it's just too big of a contraption for where my bike sits, otherwise, that would be great.

 

[Justyntym]

One point on the guardian though...the dowco site says (M)edium will fit the Busa...you guys are buying (L)arge...

SOoo...should we buy medium or large?