Sesiiduo Motorcycle Cover，Premium Weather Protection, Universal Fit, Anti-Theft Design, Secure Fit, and Portable Storage

Sesiiduo Motorcycle Cover，Premium Weather Protection, Universal Fit, Anti-Theft Design, Secure Fit, and Portable Storage

(173 customer reviews)

Installation is a breeze, thanks to the elastic hem and adjustable buckle strap system. The elastic hem provides a snug and secure fit, preventing the cover from slipping or blowing away in strong winds. The adjustable buckle straps allow you to customize the fit, ensuring a tight and reliable enclosure. Additionally, the cover comes with a convenient storage bag for easy transport and compact storage when not in use.

  • 1. our motorbike cover provides top-notch weather protection thanks to its high-quality 210D fabric construction. No matter the weather, this cover will protect your motorcycle from every element. It is impervious to rain, snow, dust, and even bird droppings.
  • 2. Adaptable, Universal Fit: Our cover is perfect for standard-sized bikes of all manufacturers, including Harley Davidson, Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Yamaha, and many more. It was designed with the XL size in mind. Motorcyclists looking for top-notch protection may rest certain that this product, with dimensions of up to 90.6×37.4×49.2, will fit their motorcycles like a glove.
  • 3. Our outdoor motorbike cover is watertight and has an anti-theft lock-hole in the front wheel region, which provides an added layer of protection. With this function, you may secure your motorbike even further by using a cable, chain, or U/D-lock while the cover is in place. This will prevent theft and keep your costly bike safe.
  • 4. Safe and Tight: Our motorcycle cover incorporates night luminous stripes and a clasp that is resistant to wind, guaranteeing a safe and tight fit. The cover will effectively shield your bike from the elements, even in the face of strong gusts, since it remains securely fastened. Additionally, the reflective stripes improve safety by lowering the likelihood of accidents in low-light situations by making your motorbike very visible.
  • 5. Convenient and Portable Storage: Our motorbike cover folds up small and comes with a bag for easy storage. Ideal for those who are always on the go, this enables for simple transit and storage. This cover is perfect for storing your motorbike or taking it on a road trip since it is both lightweight and easy to transport.
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173 reviews for Sesiiduo Motorcycle Cover，Premium Weather Protection, Universal Fit, Anti-Theft Design, Secure Fit, and Portable Storage

  1. Gordon Titus –

    This lid is exquisitely crafted. But it’s a bit small I have a 2012 second-generation Yamaha VMAX, which is slightly longer She is 94.3 inches long, so if your one is shorter than this, you should have no problem. Even if it’s a bit tight, it still fits a bit and is worth it.

  2. Lennon Robeson –

    This product is exactly what it says I am very satisfied with this and will order another bike for my second one

  3. Taylor Nahum –

    I purchased this product to cover the Kawasaki Vulcan Voyager. I ordered the XXL version to ensure that I have space for my luggage. The running volume of this product is very small, and it can hardly cover all bicycles. Other features, as described, have gone through several storms and performed well.

  4. Sara Lattimore –

    Likes: The width is spacious, suitable for more clumsy motorcycles. However, this height perfectly fits my motorcycle. If you have a higher windshield or a higher motorcycle, make sure to measure it before purchasing< Easy to wearI don’t like it:The connecting clip is difficult to fasten from under the motorcycle.. I often don’t even use them because they are difficult to obtain. Therefore, I relied on the elastic bands around the bottom edge to secure the cover to the motorcycle. This doesn’t work on windy days because the lid is often blown off. At first, I only used this lid occasionally. After 6 months of daily use, the bottom begins to tear in multiple places. This bottom is made of different materials and is thinner than the black top. It has almost become brittle< Overall, my comment is similar to other comments because it initially looks and works well, but after being exposed to sunlight for a period of time, it eventually crumbles. In terms of price, this is a good cover. But if you want something long-lasting, there are better options there.

  5. Tracy Cronin –

    I bought two bicycles like this last year and covered them outside. Both of them were torn to pieces by the wind. I need to buy something of better quality this time

  6. Celeste Scott –

    In short, when I had it, the cover was great. I withstood freezing rain and 40 miles per hour of wind, and most of the time, due to the buckles between the wheels, I was tightly attached to my new bike. Unfortunately, it did not prevent the thief from stealing my motorcycle, which is why I only gave a score of four stars. You get what you pay for.

  7. Cleveland Dorothy –

    As implied by the comment title, less than a year after purchasing and setting up the cover, it was torn open by the wind (I don’t live in windy areas). I was able to tie the two torn parts together, but a few months later, it further tore apart and could hardly cover any bicycle< Not recommended for use on any bicycle that is not protected by any gentle winds.

  8. Barret Julia –

    Within a week, I was riding a motorcycle and the lid was torn by the wind

  9. Truman Truman –

    It’s very cheap, but I didn’t expect its production to be so cheap. Absolutely not suitable for all seasons. Summer is enough. Absolutely not completely waterproof.

  10. Fay Kennedy –

    Less than a few months. Cracks have already appeared.

  11. Penny Whyet –

    The description claims that it has a soft interior, but the fact is not so. It can effectively remove dust from bicycles in the garage, but I don’t know if I will believe it in rainy and snowy weather.

  12. Dana Jeames –

    Delivery is fast and value for money. Light. I bought it because my brother has been owning the same model for several years and it is still good, just faded.

  13. Tony Wesley –

    It’s quite tough, I like how you can tie it so tightly.

  14. Sid Colclough –

    Great cover and high-quality materials. I need to cover my husband’s motorcycle with a cover, which works very well. It is super spacious and has a belt clip to secure it in place. I have withstood the test of strong winds and worked very well!

  15. Haley Bernard –

    The quality is poor, it was torn apart in just over a month, and I was told that I came back too late Work normally until it quickly tears into pieces

  16. Cash Dutt –

    Not suitable for my 2000 xl 1200 sporster, I do have an aftersales Buffalo Bar, but that’s why I ordered this cover

  17. Francis Nick –

    Received this cover on January 27th and April 15th, it has already torn! I assumed it from the wind? It tears in a square fabric texture, rather than hanging on a lever or rod or anything. Two weeks ago, I would give it 5 stars, which was a great cover, but unfortunately it didn’t last!

  18. Elaine Brewster –

    As some comments have mentioned, this is completely acceptable for mild indoor use. If it often goes out in the sunshine and wind, and if it lasts for a season, you will be very lucky. My clothes are all torn apart.

  19. Robert MacPherson –

    This lid fits my Kawasaki Vulcan 1500 very well in all aspects, but it only tore after eight months. I adjusted it on the motorcycle, and it easily tears, as if it has been damaged by the sun, weakening and becoming brittle. Not durable in the long run. But what is your expectation for $20?

  20. Louis Rayleign –

    In terms of price, this is a great motorcycle cover. Completely in line with the description, such a low price left a deep impression on me. My only question is the size. If you have a saddle bag, engine hood, and complete front fairing, as I did in the 2012 Electra Glide Police Edition, I suggest one size larger than the size guidelines suggest. I accurately measured mine and according to their chart, the lid is almost not suitable for bicycles. If I were one size older, it would be perfect.

  21. Dominic Houston –

    Okay, except for being really thin, it doesn’t seem like I’ll stand for too long.

  22. Quintion Haydn –

    This protective case is suitable for my 1999 Honda Magna VF750c motorcycle and comes with a effeminate bar< I may increase or decrease my rating based on its weather tolerance for the Pacific Northwest region.

  23. Vivian Gilbert –

    I purchased two additional (different) covers, which have adhesive tape seams and look good, but after actual use, they all crumble< Although it seems better to use adhesive tape to sew on them, they will inevitably loosen after a few months. Everyone. Obviously, his tape masked the low-quality stitching< In addition, the material has also begun to "disintegrate" and cannot withstand the merciless ultraviolet radiation< They both lasted for less than a year< I purchased this cover over a year ago and felt that it deserved some praise< Obviously, the sunlight and rain in Florida separate the husks from the wheat – what sets this apart is better (heavier) materials, better stitching, and therefore no need for tape< Bottom line: This is the best cover for value for money< Well crafted, with the same functionality as advertising. Waterproof and reversible – the silver lid can definitely keep the bike cool< It will continue.

  24. Regina Pitman –

    It can keep most of the water out, but the water will still pass through, the bike will get wet, and I have been having strong winds. There are clips at the bottom, but I have been placing bricks at both ends to keep the lid down.

  25. Sandra Humphr(e)y –

    For my motorcycle, it’s very small, and I got the Yamaha Raider

  26. Blair Norton –

    I need to design a cover for my 2011 Victory Cross Country car cover, and the size display shows this cover. This doesn’t cover my entire bike, my tailpipe is still protruding. It fits very closely with the rest of the bicycle. I’m not sure if it can withstand wind and rain, as my bike is parked in the Quonset on my farm. I need to protect myself from birds and cats.

  27. Lambert Hodge –

    Update: Absolutely not waterproof. After the first rain, the bike got wet. No condensation is too small for my Yamaha Royal Star. But in terms of quality, it is a cheap cover. You get what you’ve put in

  28. Blake –

    For a while, it was pretty good… but after 4 months, it tore into pieces… Mom had no mercy… The clip broke… it dried in the scorching sun. I live in the hot state of Nevada… when I read about it, it didn’t last long. But hey You have won some, but you will also lose some I hope it can continue This is my first motorcycle cover Exploring ChoicesThis is not all weather seasons Summer has just passed

  29. Buck Milton –

    This is a big cover, I mean big, it’s too big for my Harley Elektra sliding travel bag. It fits well, but it’s too big. The lid is thinner than expected, so its durability is uncertain. So far, everything has been smooth.

  30. Julian Hearst –

    I have been using this for two consecutive years. It won’t last for more than a year, but the price is reasonable and still acceptable< This photo was taken 11 months after purchase.

  31. Barnett Bronte –

    I thought a big bike would be suitable for arriving on time, but not for friends. It should have grown bigger.

  32. Susan Conan –

    I bought this for my 2004 Dyna. It won’t cover the entire bicycle and is often blown away by the wind. 3.5/5

  33. Eunice Ward –

    It lasted outside for about a year, and then it began to wear out and become dilapidated. About a month later, it was torn into rags.

  34. Eve Kennan –

    Beautiful small lid provides additional protection for the car shed

  35. Jeffrey Archibald –

    Okay, good and bad The good thing is that it is lightweight, affordable, and can prevent rainwater and dust from entering for several months. The downside is that the material fades under sunlight and deteriorates after 9 months of intermittent use in Florida’s sunlight and rain View close-up photos of the fabric before and after exposure to sunlight and outdoors. I will spend more money next time, but it’s okay, $19.00. What would you expect. It is also very suitable for my Honda 2021 CB300rABS. Twenty yuan is enough Not suitable for long-term use.

  36. Flora Peggy –

    More than a month later, the seams connecting the silver trim crumbled apart< It must be flawed because the last cover lasted for over a year.

  37. Nick Bright –

    Great product But for the 2009 Harley Davidson Highway King wagon, this is just a little bit.

  38. Harold Alfred –

    On the first day, I noticed that the stitches had come out. A week later, the situation worsened. I already want to buy a different one.

  39. Tobey Barrie –

    It is waterproof and weather proof, but the strap that secures it to the motorcycle will not be fixed. If we have wind, the plastic clip that fixes the strap will loosen, and the lid will come loose. But equally, you get what you pay for.

  40. April Dewar –

    IAMB claims that it can work on bicycles up to 108 inches in length

  41. Cedric Piers –

    Not bad. Very suitable for DRZ 400 and lasted for about 8 years before self liberation in the sunshine of Florida. Stay in the wind.

  42. Sigrid Kell(e)y –

    Don’t buy this cover, trash. My two different parts have cracked, and I have only been using them for a few months. I actually threw it into the trash a minute ago, and now I am writing this review and preparing to start buying alternatives.

  43. Beatrice Peter –

    It’s okay, it’s just that I don’t like the fit. I said it fits my Honda Areo and it fits very well, so I need a larger size, but we can see how long it can last.

  44. Frances Connie –

    The product looks more durable than it actually is All stitching is separate What should we do now??

  45. Dinah Eddie –

    Do not scrape over the serrated edges of the foot nails or any sharp objects that may tear. Do not let them tear in the storm outside and blow onto the neighbor’s fence. My first tear was taking it off, it got stuck on the pedals. It’s easy to tear! Once you start tearing, you can pick up 4 fingers and tear it in half, very disappointed!

  46. Webb Joan –

    Super is not a happy camper. This cover arrived on Sunday and now it’s Thursday. It’s already torn apart! Yes, before everyone asked, I read the comments (which is why I decided to order it) and made sure it was big enough for our bike.

  47. Antonio Coffey –

    After a regular shower, I took off the lid from my bike and it looked like there was no lid at all

  48. Joseph Kitty –

    Very thin. It seems that it won’t last long. I use it to cover the bicycles in the garage, so it doesn’t matter to me. Outdoor storage is not recommended. The King of Short. It covers my bicycle, but the handlebars are not wide… there is only one size.

  49. Ellis Law –

    I have ordered xxl for my bagging machine, please remember, as you can see here, the xxl lid will not completely cover your bagging machine. I am about to install an ape hanger, which will cover less

  50. Xanthe Reade –

    I don’t have much expectation for the price. This thing can hardly cover my entire dressing table.

  51. Mortimer Eugen –

    I am very disappointed with the fit of my motorcycle. It should always fit to the ground, but the fact is that it is not, and it is the largest when you can order it

  52. Woodrow Anne –

    Keeping the strap on the lid is not the best option, as sand may still stick to the bike, but it covers the bike, which is what we need.

  53. Andrea Helin(a) –

    This is a $20 cover. I didn’t expect it to work like more expensive products. It is very thin, and the wind blows right under it, filling it like a bag and letting it beat. Dust can easily blow in from below. One tore the bottom seam within two weeks. Another blow blows back and forth, picking up grease from the chain and depositing it on the rear rocker arm. But I bought it as a rain cover, which effectively blocks direct rainwater.

  54. Eli Judd –

    Last year, I used it for a few months and then parked my bike in my brother’s garage for the winter. This spring, on the first day I drove my bike out, I parked it at my house and the hood was torn (due to last night’s wind, I guess).

  55. Merry Maugham –

    I have been using this product for 2 months and have used it approximately 15 times. It has been damaged and will soon become unusable

  56. Helen Madge –

    So far, the cover looks great, although it’s a bit larger than what I wanted. But we cannot complain. A few days ago, a haze enveloped us. It kept the bike dry, just waiting for it to tip over and see how it stays.

  57. Shirley Nora –

    All the other lids I have have have a simple system that is secured to the bike through a single button located in the middle and bottom of the bike. This cover has two clips. One is close to the front wheel, and the other is close to the rear wheel. Therefore, you need to clamp the front and rear wheels twice instead of a simple clip in the middle< Not only is this troublesome, but it's also impossible to do so every time your hands get dirty/greasy. This is because you need to pass the clips through the spokes of the wheel, so they will inevitably stick to it< This material is thin and lightweight, so unlike other heavier lids, rainwater dries quickly< Finally, I will no longer recommend or purchase this cover.

  58. Joshua Catharine –

    I am replacing a 6-month-old cover. It can resist sunlight and rain very well. The strong wind blew away the locking buckle and tore the fabric on the grommet. Still worth it, easy to store in a saddle bag for road travel insurance.

  59. Winfred Webb –

    The one in the middle is 1 year old and looks in his thirties< The first one in the camera is 2 weeks old, and the last one with an orange bottom looks very dirty< A 1-year-old child loses the locking metal clamp, the wire falls off, the elastic seal is completely loose, and the buckle is broken< This actually attracts more debris and dust than the other two I have< These are always located below the parking space in the garage< I bought another one because I might move to a place with a garage in a year Hope.

  60. Octavia Maxwell –

    It’s really good, especially at his price. It maintains well in a hot and dry climate.

  61. Chapman Meg –

    This is very deceptive. The heat generated by exhaust will melt the product, and sunlight will tear the fabric. Of course, it will block rainwater until it tears. It lasted me about 2 months. The product is basically useless. Spend money elsewhere. It is easy to decompose.

  62. Aries Webster –

    Firstly, when it comes to things in XL size, it is almost not suitable for my husband’s 2009 Yamaha Raider. It definitely does not cover the bottom gears, etc. Secondly, it was raining, and when he took off the lid, the seat was wet, which made him very disappointed because that was all the reason we bought it.

  63. Upton Walton –

    Install my bike well with a 6-inch stand pipe and a 14-inch pole

  64. Ethel Ivan –

    This product is much better than the bicycle case I ordered a year ago, but it was later torn apart by a stroke. The products here are very thick and easy to hang on bicycles. To be honest, they feel very durable. I’m just saying, I didn’t expect the price I paid to have this quality. I expect to have to replace another piece of garbage after the next windy day. This bicycle case will not be easily damaged. I am very satisfied with this purchase!!

  65. Will Yerkes –

    If it were inside, that would be great. It’s not good outside. As the weather changed, all these small ropes began to fall off and loosen. It was purchased on May 26, 2018 and began to crumble approximately a year ago I’m not sure how long these things should last, but I don’t recommend purchasing them.

  66. Phil Samson –

    The lid worked very well until I returned home and saw it torn in half by the high temperature and wind. Before I saw the cover, I was very satisfied with it.

  67. Athena Tuttle –

    XXlarge is very small for street gliding, it is very tight around the bat wings and cannot fully cover the front wheels.

  68. Thera Maurice –

    Purchased in June 2020. It will continue until January 2022 Less than 2 years. Stopped between two buildings outside, so there is only limited midday sunlight. The fabric is now tearing like thin paper.

  69. Camille Leigh –

    The cover is not suitable for my Victory Cross Country.

  70. Caesar Beck –

    The production cost of this lid is very low. If you need it while traveling and only use it< 20 times, then this is a good choice. It tore in the strong wind and tore in an irreparable manner. If you need one at a critical moment, then there’s no problem. But I won’t buy it again.

  71. Ivan Eipstein –

    This cover is only useful when you park your motorcycle in the garage

  72. Rachel Timothy –

    The product performs well. It’s much better than my previous cover. Recommended on 8/10

  73. Everley May –

    The first gust of wind, your bike is outdoors. I’m using it now to cover my lawn mower

  74. Kerwin Lucy –

    There are only 3 stars because it has a burning hole. It almost looks like a cigarette burn.

  75. Primo Palmer –

    This is very suitable for my large BMW motorcycle I had a great test drive on the first weekend Strong wind, rainstorm, the bike kept dry, and the cover was not torn! If this is used up, it will be purchased again.

  76. Kimberley Southey –

    I replaced a motorcycle cover with this one. It uses a simple hook hole system. There are adjustable clips here. The adjustable clip doesn’t want to stay, and the clip at the back is very short, so it takes some time to set the cutting. It is generally very tight, so it takes longer to cross my bike. It is the C50 Suzuki Avenue, so it is not a huge bike, but it is also not small< It is durable, well maintained, and has strong weather resistance. So this is a great product. I just don't like it and it takes me twice as long to use.

  77. Irene Tommy –

    This product will tear, I believe they will be willing to send me a new one, haha, right.

  78. Rock Barrett –

    The size is very good. The material is very rough, and I scratched the windshield of the scooter with air

  79. Dawn Pigou –

    Just 4 months later, it had a section about 8 inches long that tore along the seam and the waterproof seal on the seam fell off. It would be great if the bicycle was stored indoors, but I didn’t order a dust cover. I need something to protect my bicycle from the adverse weather.

  80. Jill Roosevelt –

    It looks good in quality, but it doesn’t fit my super classic. There is even a super classic picture in the box. I gave it to a friend who owns a Honda 1300.

  81. Aldrich Longfellow –

    I thought it was already big enough – it was still too small to cover the entire bicycle

  82. Michell Wright –

    I thought it would be even bigger. But it still works normally.

  83. Ternence Louisa –

    This cover has allowed me to experience rain, snow, and the strange hot dome of PNW last summer. The snow finally finished falling, but it kept running well< Recommended

  84. Jane Holmes –

    My blanket was torn apart by the strong wind. There is also a hole on its exhaust pipe. If you want a lightweight camping travel cover or to prevent dust on your garage bike, that’s okay.

  85. Murray Snow –

    At best, this is a mediocre cover. It does not specify which side is the front. The strap is definitely scary. They will not grip and immediately slide out. I must tie them up in order for them to stay. These clips have no reserve to grab! Additionally, there is only one locking hole! What’s the use of that?! Overall, but it’s also a cover. This was very frustrating during the first setup and every subsequent use.

  86. Sean Conrad –

    This lid for $20 is not bad, but I have to warn you that it is not completely waterproof. After two days of rainstorm, before I returned to my bike, I found that a large part of the bike had been wet, although it was covered… including seats, accelerator, windshield, cowling, engine cover, etc. This cover may be able to withstand a small rainstorm, but it cannot withstand a heavy rainstorm.

  87. Ford Keppel –

    I did a great job in a year. A year later, the wind began to tear it apart

  88. Teresa Eleanor –

    Warning: This cover is not waterproof. However, it helps to protect your bicycle from the effects of weather and high temperatures, provided that you don’t mind it getting a bit damp from soaking in water

  89. June –

    The lid does not come with a 6.6 strap to secure it. Modifications must be made to secure the lid to prevent it from being blown away by wind.

  90. Susanna Pepys –

    Sunscreen is very good. There are not so many reasons for protection.

  91. Belinda Babbitt –

    Be careful when making a purchase. I bought this for my cruiser, and when it arrived, I found that it was not big enough to cover my entire bicycle. It can cover rockets, but cannot cover full-size cruisers.

  92. Zero Carrie –

    The product seems to be done quite well and can keep the bicycle dry. The problem I encountered was that I ordered the largest size xxl to fit my limited edition Harley Davidson, and it was very tight to wear and stretched to only accommodate more than half of the bike. I can use a larger size, but now I can make it work

  93. Merlin Carl –

    It doesn’t fit as well as shown in the picture. About 10% of the lower part of the bicycle is still exposed, and the lid is tightened. There are some awkward broken English in the box. “Oxford Resident” gave me a great laugh. Those Oxford will damage your bike! This must be noted. XD (also, as it cannot perfectly cover motorcycles, it will not resist many “Oxford”)Apart from these defects, this is good. It will definitely protect most bicycles from rain, which is the main purpose. I don’t know if it’s safe to put it on a motorcycle with still hot exhaust, it won’t take any risks.

  94. Jodie Robert –

    I need a cheap bicycle cover, and I bought a cheap cover for my bike. My lid has been used for several months now, but it has peeled off inside and the front ring has also come off. But it still keeps the bike dry!

  95. Bradley Nixon –

    It didn’t last as long as I hoped. Unless stored away from sunlight/wind, it is not recommended.

  96. Lauren Goldsmith –

    Although it is large enough, I found that the thickness of the material is a bit insufficient and it is easy to tear.

  97. Calvin Swinburne –

    After one year and two summers, the cover began to fade. I have completed the warranty process and sent the shipping fee. During the waiting period, I purchased another insurance.

  98. Marsh Edison –

    Not lasting for 1 year. does not allow exchanges or returns.

  99. Rupert Christopher –

    You get what you pay for. The strap will tighten, but as long as there is a gentle breeze blowing, the strap will loosen. In winter, I put my bicycle outside and cover it with this lid. If there is wind, half of the bike will be exposed. I tightened the straps repeatedly, but soon they loosened again. Finally, after only a few months of buying, the strap broke due to looseness and strong winds. The actual lid is good, but they need to repair the fastening mechanism. I won’t make any more purchases.

  100. Werner Obadiah –

    I use it as a dust cover, it is not waterproof or waterproof. You get what you give. I spent over $100 to buy a real waterproof cover from Harley, completely waterproof. Don’t think you can leave after saving a few dollars, because you will be disappointed. The only advantage is that it is lightweight, and if you are traveling on the road, you can store it in your bag. This is a great dust cover!

  101. Hedda Toby –

    It covers the bicycle very well, larger than I imagined, but the material in the shed is very thin, and the lid on the real-world lid won’t last long, but the price is good

  102. Heloise Pullan –

    In terms of price, this motorcycle cover is quite good. However, if they could add a few ventilation openings to allow the wind to pass through and heat to escape, they could have done better. Without ventilation, it will fly up against the wind, almost turning your bike into a kite, haha. You must absolutely ensure that the strap is secured under the motorcycle. I am riding the 2016 Harley Davidson Iron Rod 883 with a mini ape handlebar, which is still a bit big on my bike. I use it at work, so it is definitely not a cost-effective choice.

  103. Belle Marjory –

    If you want to purchase this product for a full-size bagging machine like my Ultra Classic, you will need the next size. This is a bit small. But it’s working for what I need it for.

  104. Hugh Terry –

    I have a Yamaha V Star 1100 with a windshield, floor, side box, and a effeminate handlebar. I am concerned about installation issues, but this one is very suitable. I like the elastic band that can fix it to the bike. So far, it has been done very well. I don’t know how much has been said about heat resistance, but it has gone through several storms and kept my bike dry and not blown away by the wind. Yes, my bike is currently parked outside

  105. Horace Lindsay –

    This cover is too scary!!! It’s all plastic and very thin. I bet it will only last for two seasons, in that case! I’m sure its lifespan will be much shorter because I have three different lids on top of it, haha. The one I replaced is much better; In fact, there is a feeling of fabric with a certain weight. I’m worried that if it pulls or grabs something, it will tear apart within a second. This product is absolutely not recommended! The only reason I want to keep it is because I have multiple layers on this cover. If this is my only item, I will return it immediately!

  106. Doreen Back –

    I like it to keep my Harley dry, but it’s made very cheaply. A month later, in a blizzard, the lid flew off my bike because the hard plastic gave way. So my bike was not protected and flew backwards on my bike because it hit a good trajectory. If the material is thicker and the strap is not that cheap, then there is no problem

  107. Gustave Mary –

    I thought its side would have elasticity to prevent them from exploding, no. After using it for a month, it was found that there was water at the bottom of the lid. It’s best to buy a better one.

  108. Asa Coverdale –

    The product started very well. There is no combustion on the exhaust pipe. After being exposed to sunlight for a year, it did indeed wear out

  109. Ingrid Johnson –

    I bought this in 2018, and by 2022, it has become so tired that it can tear in multiple places. In Pennsylvania, I spend most of the year putting my bike outside so it can experience snow, sleet, rain, sunlight, and wind. For the price, this is my expectation for this product. The shoulder strap is very suitable for windy days, but after 4 years, the clip broke on it. This material can be stored for about 3 years, and then some holes begin to appear, and it will definitely fade from sunlight. I started using it to cover my scooter, it was too bad last year and this year, it was easy to tear. However, in terms of price, it meets my needs and is long enough to cover my Honda VTX 1300. It is approximately 104 inches long (without a saddle or windshield).

  110. Bertha Gracie –

    The thickness is similar to that of a windbreaker, but it has a rubber feel. There is no lining inside. The buckle is very annoying when putting on the lid. I hope it has a separate tie to wear.

  111. Joan Evelina –

    Melting occurs when the product comes into contact with the pipeline. Not as suitable for FLHX as gloves, it’s really not very suitable.

  112. Ken Leacock –

    For the fees you paid, this is actually quite good. It is both good and light, actually doing a great job in keeping water and sunlight away from bicycles. The lid is not completely waterproof, but it is very waterproof for the material used. Water often flows down from it, but depending on the type of bike you have, water will accumulate on the lid and often leak out, but it’s not scary. Each of my bicycles has a cover like this, and there is one that I have been using for over 3 years, and it is still very good. My only complaint is that if there is wind pulling, the strap will indeed keep loosening. I placed the back strap in front of the rear tire and passed the front strap through the front tire, keeping them on top.

  113. Oliver Willard –

    Tight fitting Susuki Boulevard 50C. I am looking forward to the thickness of the grill cover. Suitable for garage storage. Careful placement and removal are necessary. It has inventory in several places: handles, lights, bags. I gathered a stick in the first experiment. Still doing well. It must last for several years.

  114. Gail Kelsen –

    The delivery is very good, and the items I recommended are very good. Thank you

  115. Modesty Becher –

    This is a very thin synthetic product without any lining. It suits my victory crossroads. It keeps dust away, that’s my goal. If I need something that will be used for long-term storage, then it’s not it.

  116. Julius Geoffrey –

    It broke down on the first day I used it, but it is still waterproof and weather resistant, so this is very important

  117. Carol Shakespeare –

    This is a lightweight bicycle cover. I specifically purchased it for overnight accommodation trips that are expected to rain. I just returned from Daytona Cycling Week. Cover is needed on two different nights. It works very well. This is not the lid you want to use day after day for a long time to keep your bike stored in the weather. However, it is very suitable for travel and limited use. It is lightweight and small in size, which can help me with my travels. For this value, the price is very reasonable. I paid less than $25.00. As far as I’m concerned, this is a 5-star cover.

  118. Amanda Mond –

    This is the latest among several motorcycle covers I purchased from . Most of them have been ongoing for several years. This one is not available. It has been about 7 months now, with multiple small holes and a fairly large crack< XXXL is indeed suitable for my Victory Off Road race, but many people don't. Compared to purchasing from local stores, these items are worth it, but don't expect them to last for more than 6 months.

  119. Pandora Christian –

    Small enough to fit into the included portable bag, so you can carry it with you. The material is very thin, so it may not last for a long time, but it is much better than nothing. Value for money.

  120. Lindsay Price –

    It’s really just used to prevent birds from creaking on the bike, haha when I parked my bike in the garage lobby. But it can indeed prevent dust and other elements from entering the bicycle. It barely fits Harley Davidson Ultra Limited, but it does fit well.

  121. Esther Wilhelmina –

    I bought this cover for my scooter, which is perfect for protecting it from dust and rain.

  122. Edmund Jonson –

    Find a different brand. My old brand lasted for almost 2 years, and this brand tore apart in about 6 months

  123. Claude MacMillan –

    It fits well and the buckle strap is also very good. This material is very thin nylon, which separates along the seam when I use it for the second or third time. I found a cheaper and more sturdy one

  124. Jay Macadam –

    The lid is exquisitely crafted, as described. Reading the description gave me the impression that it fits my 2012 HD tricycle, but it can only cover my tricycle from the back of the windshield. The front tire is exposed. This is not that bad because the tricycle is in a covered garage, but I hope it can prevent dust.

  125. Hale Whitehead –

    It is very lightweight, easy to store, and also easy to place and secure well. Its waterproof performance is not very good, and its durability is not good, but it is worth it

  126. Hannah Marner –

    If the motorcycle is covered and uncovered every day, its service life will not exceed 5 months. The black part is peeling off from the gray part. In order to avoid accidents caused by ropes and some materials getting entangled on the gear lever, brake pedal, and tires, they had to be discarded.

  127. Hyman Dolly –

    It works continuously, but cannot withstand the test of weather

  128. Lilith Dalton –

    Not a very good cover. Strangely suitable – it’s a bit too small for my bike, but it’s also too big, and there’s a dive in the center between the handlebar and the rear part that collects water. That is to say, there are only buckles on the front and back. This won’t be a problem, it’s just that the elastic band is only at the front and back, so it floats in the wind in the middle without any straps to fix it< My real problem is that, after feeling frustrated with the fit and tie up, on a rainy day, I took off the lid and my bike was covered in a thin layer of rain. Perhaps it's humidity (I live in the suburbs of Chicago, Illinois), but it doesn't seem to be waterproof at all. This is my last straw. Return.

  129. Alexia Robbins –

    This cover didn’t even last for a season. I live and bike in Chicago, so we do have strong winds, but I was shocked to see the cover completely tear apart in just 5 months. This cover didn’t even last for a year. It didn’t even last for 2 seasons!! I cannot recommend this cover.

  130. Yedda Freeman –

    It needs a cotton or cloth lining because it will wipe off the paint when the wind blows

  131. Elmer Ford –

    This is of great value, not bulky, but can prevent rain and sunlight in mild weather environments

  132. Omar Billy –

    The lid is thin and light, and my experience with this type is that due to the inability to withstand sunlight, wind, and snow, I may need a new one after winter

  133. Betsy Cook –

    I want to like this. It is lightweight and has high coverage. But six months later, it fell apart. I shouldn’t buy new covers twice a year.

  134. Bart Leighton –

    When I took out this POS from the packaging, one of the plastic labels that secured the lid broke. It can still work without it, this is a temporary solution until my garage is repaired, so I don’t care. If you plan to use it frequently, I would say spend more money and get suitable covers or other well-known brands. Before you put it on, please make sure your bike is completely cool and it melts on my pipe. The cover of never does this.

  135. Spring Hosea –

    You don’t need a waterproof cover. If you use a waterproof cover, it will retain moisture inside and your motorcycle will become a pile of corrosive substances. I have used such lids on many bicycles, which have to be left outside all winter. When I lift them up, they look like they are in the garage.

  136. Rebecca Lawrence –

    I really like this! It perfectly covers the side box and full-size wind deflector of my Kawasaki Vulcan 900, and remains dry in rainy and snowy weather. Then it began to tear. About two months later, the fabric began to tear. The metal grommet falls off after about 4 months. At around 6 months old, the strap of the clip began to tear. If there is no strap, it will be blown away in strong winds and storms< I won't buy this again.

  137. Bernie Jennings –

    In terms of price, this is a great cover. Not the best, but it can prevent dust or water. The transportation speed is also very fast.

  138. Douglas Boyle –

    As a temporary bay, this may not be a problem, but as a permanent cover, I won’t expect too much. I have a Kawasaki Navigator, which is very tight and doesn’t have much protection. For smaller bicycles, it may not be a problem, but I don’t want it to last for a long time.

  139. Zora Harvey –

    A metal grommet as thin as paper will scratch your paint,

  140. Sandy Bruno –

    The bottom seems larger than the last one I ordered. The fit is much looser, but still very good. This strap must be used.

  141. Otto Guy –

    Large cruisers are within the measurement range of the cover. It is very tight fitting.

  142. Arvin Mark –

    Only suitable for placing in a box or when the motorcycle is in the garage. A year later, I just put this bicycle on a trailer and due to the wind, it tore apart from multiple places.

  143. Elroy Francis –

    This is a high-quality cover that is durable and much better than I expected. The transportation for delivery in December is impressive.

  144. Abel Lincoln –

    The specifications include the Honda VTX 1800, but it is not large enough to cover bicycles as it should. Otherwise, it would be a great product!

  145. Nigel Baker –

    This product is not what I expected, it will tear up a few weeks later, and it is not very waterproof. There are many times when it rains, my seat and bike are usually soaked in water< However, I do like it to protect my bike from dust and sunlight. So there is, but it requires an additional layer of material inside to make it truly waterproof.

  146. Solomon Tennyson –

    I thought it might be a bit thick, but it can do the job and is very suitable for my bike.

  147. Giles Susan –

    The cover was easily covered. Fading begins after three months. It took 18 months to completely collapse. I want to say that I started cycling at 14 months old, but I haven’t taken off my bike yet, otherwise it might have been a lot of garbage by then. But I do live in the desert. I will try another brand.

  148. Clara Howard –

    I have read the comments, so I have no real expectations< If you don't have a garage, but have a closed yard, cover it with a lid, cover it with a waterproof cloth, and then tightly cover the lid/bike with the waterproof cloth, you will turn golden until you pick up the bread and buy better things.

  149. George Galbraith –

    My Suzuki M50 has a wide coverage range. It just arrived yesterday. It will take about a few weeks for me to say how it has withstood these factors. However, it is very thin and doesn’t seem to be durable at all. Time (and weather) will prove everything!

  150. Ralap Poe –

    I bought this with KLR 650. Very suitable for small windshields. It looks a bit lightweight, but it will prevent dust from entering in different ways.

  151. Alexander Esther –

    I bought this product for my bicycle. In my state, we experienced winds of approximately 15 to 20 miles per hour for a week, during which both straps on the waterproof fabric managed to break, causing the fabric to fall off. So far, the actual waterproof fabric is pretty good, but I only used a few months. Overall, I am not very satisfied with this product.

  152. Nicole Pound –

    Tight fit fits my super classic, but it can do the job.

  153. Lucy Ricardo –

    I purchased this for my 96.5-inch long Street Glide Special, um No. However, it does fit my 2006 1200 Sportster, just barely. I’m not saying there’s any problem with the material of the cover, it’s just that its size may need some adjustment. I ultimately purchased the XXXL version for my Street Glide, which was done well enough that I wouldn’t worry about trying to find something better.

  154. Nathan Hobson –

    Tearing in a seemingly stress free area 2 weeks later

  155. Donahue Gregory –

    This product covers motorcycles well and can provide good rain protection. However, the place where I parked my bike always had strong winds, and about a month later, I began to notice tears at the fabric seams. Once this happens, it will continue to tear until it becomes useless for 90 days after purchase

  156. Agatha Rudolph –

    Afterwards, it is easily burned by the heating components, and you need the bicycle to cool down for a long time to wear it. Poor materials

  157. Orville Faulkner –

    Not suitable for my motorcycle, not as advertised

  158. Carey Gallacher –

    Not suitable for the entire motorcycle (Harley). It should be an XXL

  159. Duke Grey –

    The thing was torn apart. There are multiple holes inside. Almost unsuitable. Not worth it.

  160. Matthew Hal –

    This situation lasted for several months, and then the black and gray materials began to lose moisture.

  161. William Pope –

    I have been using this cover for three weeks now. It tears at the seam. It’s not waterproof, and it’s not worth the money at all. Don’t buy this

  162. Gabrielle DeQuincey –

    It was torn apart a few weeks later. Nylon belt hardware waste. It’s just trash. Lightweight and affordable.

  163. Berg Michael –

    I must park my Honda rebels outside, I’m glad I don’t have to deal with the water brought by heavy fog or light rain at night. This cover has a great effect.

  164. Freda Cumberland –

    Poor quality. Poor stitching. If weak fabrics are needed, they will not be purchased again

  165. Tess Johnston(e) –

    If you plan to leave your bicycle in the garage, this will be a good cover. Keep the bike dry in the rain and slightly cool in the hot sun. Immediately tear in outdoor winds below 15 miles per hour! Unfortunately, you have received the price you have paid here.

  166. Clare Milne –

    Please understand that this is just one person’s experience, and I strongly suspect that it may be due to some violations by the factory that led to its early demise. My friend Kevin and I purchased the same bicycles, straps, and car covers for our campers. On the same day, they were installed and set up in the same way, and traveled thousands of miles together. His bike is still very perfect, without any problems, and it has perfectly protected his bike since the first day. On the other hand, my car cracked at the seam and couldn’t cover my bike well. So, based on my experience, it’s not very good. Based on my friend’s experience, he is still strong and protects his bike without any trouble. Therefore, considering other positive comments (which prompted us to purchase them first) and my friend’s experience, I have to say they are great. However, my support was not very good and it shattered within a few weeks.

  167. Eartha Violet –

    Overall, it’s good, but there’s a small hole inside, but there’s nothing to let rainwater in, or when placed on the trash can, everything faces towards the bottom

  168. Winifred Andrew –

    There are comments here mentioning the initial quality. I would say, when I first put it on my bike, they were great. However, after purchasing two of them in the northern part of New York State and only one summer later, both covers became brittle and torn apart I believe they are polyester fibers, and the sun just dried the plastic. I think if you want to build a bicycle in the garage, they may last longer, but if you want to use these bicycles outdoors in the summer, especially somewhere in the south or southwest, I won’t recommend them< A year later, I am currently purchasing two more covers. However, my house and garage were finally built, but I still didn't go to these covers. Spending more money at once is better than spending less multiple times, that's my opinion. Good luck to you.

  169. Norma Strong –

    It lists it as suitable for the Kawasaki Versys 300, but it is quite large. This is how it fits every possible motorcycle. Flying like a balloon, with the lightest wind. I don’t know how to use it.

  170. Abigail Howell(s) –

    The lid is almost not large enough and can be automatically selected based on the motorcycles I have listed, but it fits very tightly and does not taper all the way to the bottom of the motorcycle, so it should be a larger size

  171. Xavier Becky –

    It’s too thin, there should be an elastic band at the entire bottom, not just a little bit at the front! I think it will become a better raincoat!

  172. Bob Childe –

    This cover is similar to what was expected Unless your bike has bat wings Then comes the tight fitting silhouette. Before putting on the lid, you must also remove the antenna.

  173. Bella Birrell –

    This product is lighter than expected< "Winter has arrived", time will prove everything

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