XL-Large Waterproof Motorcycle Cover，with Reflective Strips for Ultimate Protection，all-Weather Shield

XL-Large Waterproof Motorcycle Cover，with Reflective Strips for Ultimate Protection，all-Weather Shield

(173 customer reviews)

Constructed from premium heavy-duty materials, this motorcycle cover is built to withstand the harshest weather conditions. Its durable fabric is not only resistant to tearing and ripping but also offers excellent protection against UV rays, rain, dust, dirt, and scratches. Rest assured, your motorcycle will remain in optimal condition, no matter the environment.

  • 1. Superior Weather Resistance: Constructed from premium 210D fabric, our motorcycle cover offers exceptional waterproof performance, ensuring your bike remains shielded from rain, snow, dust, and bird droppings. No matter the weather conditions, your motorcycle will stay in excellent shape.
  • 2. Versatile and Compatible: Designed to fit a wide range of standard-sized motorcycles, including popular brands like Harley Davidson, Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Yamaha, and more. With dimensions of up to 90.6″ x 37.4″ x 49.2″, our XL size provides a universal fit, making it an ideal choice for motorcycle owners seeking exceptional coverage.
  • 3. Enhanced Security Features: Our waterproof outdoor motorcycle cover is equipped with a lock-hole design located in the front wheel area, offering an added layer of security. Safeguard your bike from potential theft by easily securing it with a cable, chain, or U/D-lock while the cover provides comprehensive protection.
  • 4. Secure and Snug Fitting: Sesiiduo motorcycle cover ensures a secure and snug fit with its practical features. The cover is equipped with four night reflective strips that enhance visibility in low-light conditions, adding an extra layer of safety. Additionally, the windproof buckle keeps the cover in place even during high winds, providing reliable protection for your motorcycle.
  • 5. Portable and Easy Storage: Our motorcycle cover offers convenience on the go. It comes with a storage bag and can be easily folded into a compact package, allowing for effortless portability and storage. Take it with you on your adventures, ensuring your motorcycle is protected wherever you travel.
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173 reviews for XL-Large Waterproof Motorcycle Cover，with Reflective Strips for Ultimate Protection，all-Weather Shield

  1. Martina Addison –

    The second time they purchased the product, they didn’t hold any OP at all. The seams of both bicycle covers have already cracked. The quality is poor and the workmanship is poor. I won’t recommend it.

  2. Albert Spenser –

    Easy to use and well covered by bicycles, but the product disintegrated after 6 months of outdoor use in standard Southern California weather. Especially not recommended for use in harsh climates

  3. Tim Morris –

    The product says that when I put it on the bike, it fits my 2010 Electra Skating Classic, almost without covering the bike, and it is the correct part number and everything, so their sizes differ greatly

  4. Alice Malachi –

    Very lightweight fabric. Suitable for keeping your garage parked babies dust-free in winter. I don’t expect this lid to stay in good condition outdoors throughout the winter and/or harsh weather.

  5. Scott Hill –

    I bought it in September, but it hasn’t lasted for 6 months yet. I don’t recommend it.

  6. Sebastiane Larkin –

    I absolutely cannot complain about this price. I tried to buy what I thought was the biggest for my 04 Harley Davidson Ultra Classic, but that’s not the case. I must assemble it in some way to do what I need it to do, which is temporarily possible. In summary, this is a great cover!

  7. Xenia Jones –

    I don’t know what these other comments are saying, but my bike rained twice outside, and when I took off this cover from my bike, it got wet both times!

  8. Dolores Bessemer –

    This is a relatively cheap motorcycle cover, and I found that my motorcycle cover lasted for about two years before it completely disintegrated. Just know that if you buy this, it won’t last forever.

  9. Adair Hamlet –

    After a day of wind and rain, it was torn apart. It actually lasts for a short time and is not worth it.

  10. Cornelia Isabel –

    Very thin/course materials. No lining. Wear and tear are completed in the wind. Only use in windless areas. I bought it for external use, but the ruins were completed. This is a good dust cover in the garage!

  11. Quinn Priestley –

    Use it to cover 17, kawasaki 650. I didn’t expect such a bicycle to be difficult to cover. This lid has a great effect and is easy to put on. And it doesn’t look like the tight jeans on a motorcycle.

  12. Alma DuBois –

    I purchased this brand’s protective case and believe it is a high-quality, waterproof, windproof, heat-resistant, and sun proof protective case, as advertised in the advertisement. Unfortunately, I have found that this is not the case. I am disappointed with this XYZCTEM all-weather waterproof Sun MC brand shell. I placed the lid on the Honda MC parked outside under the covered lane. For a portion of the day, the top cover will be exposed to direct sunlight, depending on where the sunlight is not obstructed by the top cover. The MC hood has not been used for 3 months, but it has faded and changed color due to sunlight. The hood has been torn along the front top of the hood by the handlebars. The MC cover of this brand is of poor quality and not durable. It’s not as advertised. This brand of MC cover may only be suitable for use in certain indoor garages. I hope this evaluation will be helpful for your research on MC covers.

  13. Booth Thompson –

    Very suitable for our New India Boy Scout bike. But it looks very thin. I will know how strong it will be after the next storm. The main purpose of purchase is to prevent sunlight from shining on leather seats, paint, and rainwater.

  14. Betty Washington –

    Absolutely not close fitting, looks like a black waterproof cloth with an orange border? , are you sure this is the most suitable size for my bicycle?

  15. Linda Leopold –

    This is much thinner than my previous cover, which lasted for several years but was no longer produced< My last cover has a heat-resistant panel, so I can cover the light motorcycle immediately after riding without damaging it< This has absolutely no heat resistance and will melt immediately. Since I only intended to use this for outdoor storage covers and didn't remove it until spring, I don't think it's a problem. So far, there have been only a few windy days and a day of heavy snow, and there have been at least 6 inches of tearing< I don't recommend this and won't buy it again. Due to its low quality, I also do not recommend using it for bicycles or indoor storage spaces.

  16. Meredith Evan –

    This lid is definitely not waterproof. I bought a XXL sized cover for my Kawasaki Hall 14, and the accessories are very compact. Almost to the point of tearing the material. It’s very thin because the lid has gone. Not recommended

  17. Lynn Jasper –

    The effect is very good, it fits well and is easy to put on

  18. Vic Benedict –

    Very suitable for off-road vehicles, easy to assemble!

  19. Vicky –

    My previous one is thicker and more durable, so I’m not sure how long it will last, but it seems to have good rain resistance and is easy to pack in thinner bags. I was supposed to say 4, but some of the stitches have become loose

  20. Abner Saul –

    I really like this cover. Protect everything. Real orders

  21. Antony Daniel –

    The Charbroil Acorn that suits me is great on the shopping cart! I don’t know about longevity yet, it lives on a covered deck. Great fit!!

  22. Adela Daniell –

    At night, all the moisture will pass through the coating, and the bicycle will be soaked through. dreadful

  23. Beverly Springhall –

    This lasted about 30 minutes on the highway before it began to tear apart. I hope I can take a photo at the end and then throw it into the trash can. I spent the worst 25 dollars. After the trip, I spent 2 hours cleaning my motorcycle.

  24. David Jenkin(s) –

    The locking ring tore very quickly, causing the rest of the lid to tear< I really can do without metal rings because they are loose and have scratched my bike

  25. Verna Luke –

    Suitable for the 2020 Honda Navi! It’s a bit big, but the work has been completed.

  26. Anastasia Chaucer –

    The material is very thin, so don’t expect it to last for a long time in windy areas< Only providing light rain protection and tearing the handlebars/rearview mirrors within a few months.

  27. Perry Bowen –

    The lid is lightweight and thin. My clothes were torn apart after the windy autumn.

  28. Magee Joyce –

    Tightly fitting my Road Glide with high inventory windshields< I don't have a travel bag, but I do. This cover won't cover the travel bag, and it's still long enough to fit under the exhaust pipe like it does now< It is lightweight and breathable, which is why I chose it< The effect is very good on bicycles under waterproof tarpaulins

  29. Samantha Hansom –

    It looks well crafted. Due to its smaller size than described, it returns< The bicycle recommended to me has almost no coverage.

  30. Lillian Needham –

    The lid is very suitable for my bicycle and won’t be pulled too tightly. However, the material is very thin and prone to tearing. After the first thunderstorm, when it had a huge crack, it had to be thrown away. It’s better to spend a few more dollars at Wal Mart.

  31. Paula Clement –

    The basic cover is suitable for dust and drizzy rainy days, but it is suitable for what I need, and the price is affordable

  32. Dennis FitzGerald –

    The lid fits well, but it’s a bit thin and may be a bit thicker.

  33. Marcia Harry –

    It easily covers my motorcycle, even though it’s in my garage, I got it to prevent dust and dirt on the bike. It’s done very well.

  34. Neil Veblen –

    This is one of the simpler lids I placed on the 1300 VSTAR, an excellent dust/light debris barrier. My least favorite thing is that when I sit all night, condensate seems to pass through the lid and still enter the interior, mainly because the lid is located right on top of the bike. For example, the right side of the seat, passenger seat, effeminate bar counter, and right rearview mirror help promote corrosion and rust.

  35. Jared Dupont –

    It looks good, fits well, and has excellent workmanship

  36. Gavin Wilmot(t) –

    Thin plastic material is not very durable, suspect it will last for 2 seasons

  37. Sylvia Wallis –

    As long as it stays together, it will work. Unfortunately, the wind will tear it apart within a few weeks.

  38. Hermosa Melville –

    If you are looking for a durable and lightweight condom for your motorcycle in the market, please continue to search, as this is not it. Spend more money to buy a POS product that is not made in China. Although this cover looks well crafted and lightweight, it is definitely not durable. It is made of ultra-thin materials and cannot withstand daily use. In the past 25-30 years, I have had many covers, most of which have been very effective, so I purchased this cover for my wife’s bicycle. She needs a lightweight and compact cover to keep her bike dry while traveling in BDR, Colorado. We live in the hilly area of Texas, not a windy place, so after covering her bike for three days, I noticed a big crack in the material. We don’t have pets, and the wind was very light during those days. Ultimately, it’s just a cheap Chinese cover and won’t last long. As the saying goes, “you get what you pay for.”. Buy something else.

  39. Earl Arnold –

    No matter how well I made the lid, a gust of strong wind left it halfway. I am very disappointed.

  40. Clark William –

    Product details are incorrect. Inaccurate size information. Perhaps suitable for small Honda motorcycles

  41. Gloria Stone –

    I don’t have a garage – I live in Arizona and we have 1-3 months of pouring rain every year< Is it waterproof? To be honest, I can't tell you because my bike was washed away by the rain of Jesus no matter what, and it hit my bike for several consecutive days< Is it heat-resistant? I guess, but throwing blankets, towels, or just parking the car in a cool place is also the same< Windproof? Once this thing experiences slight tearing due to being misread, every time I try to use it, it strives to tear more. I placed it on my EVO big twins today, ran my legs, and came back to see it almost completely disintegrating my fixed and cold electric scooter< Will I make another purchase? Of course, this is about $20 plus, and I won't pay more for the same outcome. My first one, after throwing it onto a pig that had just tripped over, I absentmindedly burned a hole. The second person persisted in his beloved life, begging for mercy from the gusts of 5 miles per hour. The third one may last long enough to ensure that I buy the fourth one before miraculously being able to afford this economically viable house with a garage in some way.

  42. Paddy Juliana –

    I have been searching for a simple lid to prevent sunlight, dust, and bird droppings from falling off my bike, as it sits outside to work during the day. Encountered this and ordered XL suitable for bicycles under 108 inches. My bicycle is an 86 inch BMW R1250RT, but it has side pockets. This cover is very suitable, although it is cheap, it completely meets my requirements. I cannot prove waterproofing or wear as it is brand new, but its waterproofing is not my standard. For the $$spent, it is very worthwhile< Update: I have been owning this cover for over a year now and often use it when the bicycle must be outside my garage. The lid is still well made, but it has adhesive tape on the inside of the lid, covering the seam pulled off from the lid. To my knowledge, this has not really affected performance. Once I give up on this, I will still buy another one.

  43. Stacey Blume –

    I have bought cheap motorcycle covers before, but this is the worst I have ever bought. It is super thin and feels cheaper than some heavy garbage bags in Wal Mart. Not even tested on my motorcycle. As soon as I touched the material, I put it back in my bag and started returning it, even though the prime time price was only $10.

  44. Wilbur Martin –

    The stitching is very weak. The wind will slowly weaken it into small tears, until the day when the wind finally comes< About 6 months. But the only reason it didn't fly away was because I tied it up with my own tires. The plastic strap buckle that comes with it is also easy to tear. This is my second opportunity to purchase it, thinking that my constraints will solve the problem. No.

  45. Cyril Harte –

    Overall, this is good to some extent. I believe it will last longer in other regions of the country. The desert phoenix sun weakened it and easily began to tear apart.

  46. Beryl Camp –

    A few years ago, this company gave me a cover that was both good and heavy. I requested a link to that cover and obtained it, attempting to order another one. This is lightweight nylon now, and it feels like it will tear when worn.

  47. Claire Churchill –

    Used in semi harsh outdoor areas for a season – it performs well in snow and wind, but does not like direct sunlight (begins to decay quite quickly – becomes fragile, and eventually tears) – it is best used as a dust cover for shaded garages.

  48. Jonas Charlotte –

    This is a very good lining, very light, suitable in size, and made of excellent material. We hope it can last for a long time

  49. Emma III. –

    I bought this cover, hoping it is waterproof. Please note that this lid cannot block water from outside! In two different occasions, my motorcycle was completely soaked.

  50. Kay Augustine –

    Even if I don’t store my bike outside, the effect is still very good. When I store my bicycle for a long time, I will cover it.

  51. Jesse Hope –

    Here, I thought everything was fine because it was waterproof, so I put my bag on my bike to prepare for the winter. So on the first day of the cycling season, I lifted the lid and my bag went moldy. Everything inside has been destroyed. Very frustrated. If it’s not waterproof, it’s not worth it.

  52. Irma Moulton –

    Although the product seems to have a good effect, it is not very durable. I have hardly used it and it has started to wear out and scatter

  53. Mamie Orlando –

    Very cheap materials, I have a cheaper high-quality cover, and I don’t want it to last for more than 3 or 4 months, and then it will tear apart

  54. Yehudi Wat –

    The hood of my Honda Rebel 250 fits perfectly and fits snugly on my bike.

  55. Adam Wheeler –

    It’s very thin, but it does fit my large bicycle very well. I put it on a very good lid that has faded

  56. Xaviera Davy –

    The material is slightly thinner than expected, but you get what you pay for. The size is a bit small. The length did not cover my cruiser as expected, but the price was cheap. The dual safety latch is a nice surprise.

  57. Maria Powell –

    I hope we can receive a full refund. This cover is too scary. In the past two weeks, there has been water under the motorcycle. We didn’t see any holes (we raised it under the light, you can’t see any holes), so I’m not sure what the problem is, but we must find another hole. This is a joke.

  58. Christ Euphemia –

    The item is very thin, it’s too small for my Heritage Softail

  59. Benson Mackintosh –

    Very suitable for my 2019 Honda Monkey. Very suitable, and the price is also suitable!

  60. Steward Gibbon –

    We did spend a day Living in Texas, it finally rained and my bike was still wet. I only took a shower for about 5-10 minutes I ordered the size they said for our Harley car, but it doesn’t fit at all!!

  61. Berton Sharp –

    The product will not be blocked in windy environments. I am in Virginia, and the waterproof cloth has been torn apart.

  62. Ingram Cocker –

    It is very suitable and can cover factory windshields and bags. The only downside is that I cannot put it back in that small bag. It’s not really a problem, it’s just easier to air dry.

  63. Elvis Huxley –

    This is the cheapest bicycle case I have ever seen. This is also the thinnest bicycle cover I have ever seen. I suspect it will last for one season

  64. Meroy Butler –

    A value for money product, a bit fragile, but this is the price I am looking forward to.

  65. Baird Fowler –

    Firstly, the wind blew and caused my bike to tip over, then it melted onto my muffler. If you want your bicycle to remain in good condition, please do not purchase this cover

  66. Borg Godwin –

    It tore when it caught a small bolt. I suggest spending money on a high-quality brand, not this one.

  67. Louise Gosse –

    I just bought my second one. The first one lasted for two years under the sunshine in Florida. The V-Strom with a high windshield, top pocket, and side pocket is suitable for me. There is a metal ring in front, so you can lock it onto your bike while traveling.

  68. Malcolm Austin –

    It looks good, but the size recommended by is incorrect. I am trying a size 2 larger.

  69. Armstrong Vaughan –

    It’s a bit small, but I can complete the work. I ordered the wrong size

  70. Lesley Ackerman(n) –

    I hate manufacturers making these cheap, discarded things to sell at low prices for profit. This matter will not continue, period. It’s really a waste of resources.

  71. Darcy Whittier –

    It fits very well. I like it to have both elasticity (which may wear out in a few years) and a clip (which won’t wear out). It also has a large grommet hole, so you can place a steel cable lock to prevent your bike and lid from being stolen.

  72. Molly Halifax –

    I use it to protect my motorcycle from the weather, it works very well! A few years later, the condition remained good.

  73. Parker Frederick –

    After being exposed to sunlight for several weeks, this material became very fragile, to the point of tearing like paper. Products with poor quality.

  74. John Hicks –

    The purchase is mainly for use as a dust and animal cover when storing bicycles for winter. The effect is very good.

  75. Jack Louis –

    Oh, short, this lid is great both in the front and back, but in the middle, the lid doesn’t touch the ground. It is actually 4 inches above the ground on each side. This is my third time purchasing this. The previous model was good, but the new design is too short.

  76. Sebastian Tyler –

    If you just want to prevent dust from bicycles in the garage, then this lid may be very cost-effective. I bought this cover to protect my bike from the effects of sunlight, rain, dust, etc. while riding outdoors. After using it for a few days, it tore in several places and I couldn’t even distinguish what it was. It was left on the bicycle under my garage, and it still managed to tear through people, cars, and even bushes. I tried to contact the manufacturer, but never received a response.

  77. Walker Stephen –

    The product began to crack in multiple places after one month of use. Now it has completely torn apart

  78. Devin Margery –

    It’s big enough to cover my Harley Road King classic with a windshield and backrest. The eyelets and straps are sewn together to secure them to the bicycle.

  79. Sabina Morton –

    I haven’t used it on Vulcan 900 yet, but I know it will fit. This material is a bit cheap, but it is only used to block rain. I don’t want to wear it immediately after cycling because this material may appear to melt on the heat pipe. However, if a storm strikes, it is still worth having.

  80. Ted Crichton –

    Not suitable, noisy in the wind. Will not remain in the wind< It's the same size as my previous one, but the price has increased, so I bought this one. I should go to the store to buy a blue waterproof cloth, which may fit better< Spending another 10 yuan to protect your motorcycle is worth it

  81. Joyce Croft –

    Excellent materials Perfect rigging and adjustability to prevent it from being blown away in the wind. Very good quality

  82. Kelly Lee –

    Suitable for my 2009 Fatboy size. Just put it on, so I will come back later to provide more information< It seems to be thinner than the other one I bought in the past. Time will prove whether it can stand or not. I live on an island with a lot of sunshine, wind, and rainy season.

  83. Miles Matthew –

    Not as waterproof or cold as advertised! Also, who designed this, not the smartest one, why put the strap at both ends instead of in the middle?! Whenever there is a lot of wind, because it is not tied in the middle, but only tied at the end, it allows the wind to blow onto the bike, allowing debris to enter underneath. I’m really surprised that no one else has said similar things! Very suitable for dry storage to keep dust and similar substances away. It’s even drizzling lightly. However, any heavy rain, strong winds, or anything more than just passing by, you will feel disappointed.

  84. Dora Wolf –

    Very thin material that cannot withstand sunlight in a solar system. Black has turned white, and the material is now very fragile, splitting out from the middle. Replace once a year

  85. Fabian Mike –

    The material is good, the size is good, and the brooch is very useful. It’s a great product.

  86. Janet Agnes –

    I used it to cover my motorcycle, and unfortunately, when I stopped working, I ended up with water on both the inside and outside of the lid. It seems like I’ve never really done it before, so it’s not that good.

  87. Salome Bird –

    The waterproof cloth is good and can complete the work, but about 2 months later, one of the straps tore due to the wind.

  88. Elizabeth Patrick –

    The quality in this area has indeed declined. I have bought the same cover twice before, and the previous version is thicker and has better workmanship. Now they have a different, less thick fabric, and they give the bike cover a “waist” that narrows in the middle. The cover is much cheaper than what you bought from a local store, so although it looks of lower quality, I will continue to use it. After 40 days, it started tearing at the top and now there is a 2-foot tear inside. Basically, it’s a waste of money.

  89. Muriel Beard –

    I bought this in 2019 and it has been going on for 3 years. I started to have holes and tears due to wear and tear. I will go to another one because this material seems too cheap to keep my bike outside. However, if your budget is limited, I strongly recommend it to you.

  90. Len Congreve –

    Absolutely keep my bike dry, but the plastic clips won’t stick together

  91. Olivia Micah –

    This is a cost-effective cover that is perfect for my Goldwing.

  92. Sam Clara –

    This cover is slightly smaller than my previous cover, but it is more fitting and precise. I am reporting on gliding on Harley Davidson Street. So far, it has withstood the heat of my exhaust. I use it to cover my bike to protect it from all the dust in the pipeline yard. So far, everything is good

  93. Mick Beerbohm –

    Very thin, I can already see that it won’t last long, but for only $20, you will get what you get. It has the potential to complete its work, but more expensive things will emerge, so it will do well.

  94. Barlow Sara(h) –

    I ordered XXL for my 95 GoldWing bicycle. The lid fits well and has two straps (one at the front and one at the back). However, the rear strap cannot reach under the bicycle (due to the hard saddle bag), so this is a silent point. There is no logo on the XXL, but I also ordered an XL for an additional bicycle, which is actually better than the XXL. XL size has three buckle straps and a logo on the front cover. There is no news about waterproofing, but I will add more information.

  95. Isaac Thomson –

    I finally bought a suitable size for my son’s motorcycle. Keep his bike in good condition and drive it so that he can still ride it without getting his butt wet even after rain! The price is reasonable.

  96. Cherry Pritt –

    How to say it doesn’t fit XL. Small scale operation< No le sirve a una XL como dice. Corre peque ? o

  97. Ruby Stella –

    Not durable at all. The first gust of wind tore off our lid directly from the middle. I bought it in July and it tore in September.

  98. Kirk Caroline –

    Not yet tested in the rain, but the materials and stitching feel quite high-quality. Especially regarding the price, I have great confidence in this cover!

  99. Astrid Richards –

    The cover is my expectation for this price range. Lightweight nylon cover. The problem I encountered was that the plastic clip of the tie was very cheap, and one of mine was broken. I tried to contact support from xyztec.com, but did not receive a response. I can fix the problem myself. I have many unused plastic strap buckles here, but they still do. Customer support=unsat.

  100. Ursula Wood –

    Good luck to you. It seems cheap to get it today and it won’t last long. I’m sure the warranty on their website won’t work either. It will take you to the warranty page, but there’s no place to fill out the warranty. It’s really nonsense

  101. Bruno Huggins –

    I have a z125, and this lid is very large. The adjustment of the shoulder strap is not snug enough, so when the wind blows, it will expand because it is very loose

  102. Enid Malthus –

    I bought this to cover my long wheelbase horizontal bike. It’s done very well. The quick release buckle is a good helper for windproof. Time will prove how well it withstands the test of the sun.

  103. Jenny Kent –

    Perfect fit, likes to pass through the straps of the wheels to firmly secure them in place

  104. Curitis Grote –

    It is very thin and will not last long as daily coverage. Although small, it can be used well as a rain cover. We cannot complain about the price.

  105. Michelle Grant –

    The first light rain and wind tore the lid where my mirror was located. The 4-inch tear turned into a 10 inch tear. Watch the video and see it with your own eyes.

  106. Otis Turner –

    I bought this for my low rider, and I’ll tell you: it’s not waterproof, windproof, and thick (easy to tear). I bought this, and at the same time, I can save money to buy a Harley cover. Compared to the $30 Harley cover, this $160 cover speaks a lot. Even if it’s not waterproof, I got some towels to cover the fuel tank, seats, rear mudguards, tarpaulins, and rainy covers. If you can’t afford an authentic Harley cover and your bike is in your garage, I would choose this one, but if you don’t have a garage, even if it rains, keep your bike outside. I strongly recommend that you save money to purchase thicker, more durable and better products.

  107. Poppy Holt –

    The lid is really light, please make sure to put it on correctly because we accidentally put it on the wrong one second. Overall, it suits my husband well, Harley Davidson

  108. Kennedy Bart –

    This lid fits my shadow very well, there is no windshield.

  109. Lena Charles –

    I bought this and it lasted for less than a year. If you leave your bicycle outdoors, you will want a heavier insurance that can be torn apart in strong winds

  110. Adelaide Keats –

    The very thin material tore it for the first time. I bought XXX to ensure it fits my Volusia 800 Cruiser, but it didn’t even reach the ground. Although it hasn’t rained yet, condensation from the cold weather has flowed out of the lid, and my bike has been soaked no matter what. Don’t waste your money!

  111. Marico Louise –

    The product arrived in its damaged original packaging. Return.

  112. Hilda Gladstone –

    This is waterproof/windproof. But it doesn’t fit the picture at all. It also displays high-quality materials, but in reality it is quite thin. It is difficult to use and there are no markings on the front or back.

  113. Antonia Montgomery –

    A few months later, the cover was torn apart. I won’t buy again.

  114. Cecilia Housman –

    Like a glove, it fits my sports model well. Its material is very thin, but the workmanship is excellent. The elastic end can wrap around the tire and buckle to secure it. I like it. I hope it can last and not tear. Overall, I am very happy

  115. Tammy Aldridge –

    Unable to survive a windy night, it was immediately torn apart. This product is indeed of poor quality and very weak.

  116. Hilary Lindberg(h) –

    Very suitable for my 2009 Shadow Spirit, even when paired with my Viking bag. This is a great cover.

  117. Sarah Dewey –

    I purchased this cover based on its high review (I don’t understand why its review is so high). I never write comments, even if some things are not as good as I imagined, but this cover is too bad and I have to write. I bought this cover in April and was not satisfied from the beginning. It is made of thin material, but it still looks good now (even if it is new, I will give it 2 stars). About four months later, I began to notice that it looked a bit shabby. Fast forward another month, and the above picture is what it looks like now. It is completely torn and unusable. It really lasted for 5 months! The worst money I’ve ever spent, don’t waste your money!

  118. Elma Margaret –

    Just like it has a buckle to prevent the wind from taking it away

  119. Nathaniel Marcellus –

    I bought this to replace an old motorcycle cover. Once the thread on the buckle is worn out (lasting for over a year), it will be taken away by the wind< This time it lasted less than a week and was blown away by the wind. I can't even return it because it has disappeared haha

  120. Boris Wagner –

    I used it on the bicycle I bought, and its working principle is the same as it should be. The button below is a great feature to prevent it from flying away in the wind.

  121. Alva Carter –

    I like it to be simple and convenient to use, but it didn’t last long. In less than a year, it started to crumble. I kept using Rex tape to cover the big hole until I got something else

  122. Stan Gunter –

    This lid can keep the bicycle dry and is easy to put on. Please remember, it is very thin. My front brake disc gets stuck in New York City and is easily torn apart by strong winds. Cracks can easily tear open and damage the entire lid. In short, a decent cover, you get what you pay for!

  123. Cathy Edward –

    I bought this in August 2020 and now I need to buy another one because after using it outdoors for 2.5 years on the Honda Ruckus, it has become thinner and torn. It runs well during its duration.

  124. Blanche Pearson –

    It looks good and has good functionality (reflective strap, watch strap to prevent flying in the wind…), but it is not durable (fading after 1 summer)

  125. Jessie Bray –

    Very tight fitting< The overall size of the bicycle is 84.25 inches< For this price, the quality seems to be acceptable< I just hope that the rearview mirrors, exhaust pipes, fenders, and turn signals don't tear apart quickly.

  126. Frederica Church –

    This is not a bad cover, but it is also not very good. During heavy rain, water still passes through. In addition, it also scraped off the paint on an area of my motorcycle, as you can see in the video I posted.

  127. Aaron Lucia –

    When received, there were foolish Chinese brands everywhere. The list does not show this. Very misleading and ugly! Don’t buy

  128. Stanford Smollett –

    The lid is made of high-quality fabric and is exquisitely crafted. There are multiple latches at the bottom to prevent wind damage, and channels are provided at the front and back to lock the bike.

  129. Brook Wordsworth –

    I have a 2006 Kawasaki Vulcan, which is a bit comfortable. Without a saddle bag, it might be more suitable

  130. Constance Felton –

    This appeared on time. I hope to have some cheap and fragile things to cover my Shadow 1100 until I can afford a better one, and I don’t have to worry about it at all. I’ll stick to this. There’s also enough space on the windshield.

  131. Alvis Belloc –

    Sell for $10. When I opened the packaging, I thought it was a joke! The lid is ultra-thin and lightweight. I weighed it on a scale, weighing 588 grams or 19.7 ounces, just over a pound! I raised it to the light, and I could indeed see my hand. My garbage bag is thicker and stronger than this one. I don’t think this will last long outside… maybe if I leave my bike indoors, but then I don’t need a lid. It is very likely that these garbage will be returned.

  132. Tab Finn –

    This is not as waterproof as advertised. So far, the seller has been ignoring me. I am very dissatisfied that our new Harley got wet after the first rain.

  133. Coral Herbert –

    The photo is the cover of Honda Jinyi in 1986. This should help you decide whether I am suitable for your bicycle. I am very surprised by this cover, it feels super light, so I have doubts about it. But in the strong winds and heavy rain in western New York, it performs very well on bicycles. I only used about 3 weeks, so I cannot disclose how long it will last, but I am very satisfied with this price.

  134. Hugo Lancelot –

    Waterproof and keep my bike clean. Easy to install and disassemble. For the best value for money.

  135. Martin Spencer –

    I bought one before, and the cover is great. The second one is cheap solar energy store waste.

  136. Miranda Gill –

    Easy to wear, beautifully packaged, and works great on my vintage motorcycle!

  137. Lawrence Hobbes –

    This is my second time purchasing this product for my husband to use on a lawn mower. I initially purchased the first one 6 years ago. We have a garage to store lawn mowers, which fully covers and protects them from natural factors.

  138. Laurel Ellen –

    Declare that it is suitable for 108 inch motorcycles, mine is 104 inches, the lid is too small

  139. Patricia Hemingway –

    I got hooked on my handlebar and tore it from there. Only one couple can use it

  140. Monica Richard –

    In terms of price, easy coverage, and seat belts left on motorcycles, this is a very good product.

  141. Megan Gunther –

    This material is very thin, but it can definitely cover bicycles well and be waterproof.

  142. Sidney Herty –

    The lid fits my bicycle very well. But a few months later, one of the straps suddenly fell off.

  143. Jean –

    The size is correct. If the bicycle is in the garage, just cover it. If it stops outside, it won’t last long in the weather.

  144. Queena Rose –

    I like the size of this lid, the only downside is that I have to use bungee jumping to tie the center. If I don’t do this, the wind will break this lid in a few days. In addition, it is difficult to cover and lock it around the tire, as the tire is exposed to elements that cause the rim to start rusting.

  145. Wendy MacArthur –

    This is a cheap material, without good things, it cannot withstand strong winds,

  146. Leopold Dick –

    This lid cannot protect your bicycle at all. Wasting money, now I have to buy a real cover.

  147. Mildred Noyes –

    I’m not sure how it received a positive review, but the cover is made of very cheap low-quality materials. Just a few months later, its bottom and several other areas were torn apart (see figure). In terms of value, I would say its value does not exceed 2-3 dollars!

  148. Marguerite Douglas(s) –

    This material is too thin, I believe it won’t last too long. Next time, I will spend more money on more durable things

  149. Owen Ruth –

    It lasted for three months. A winter storm tore it to pieces. Sewed the entire bicycle from the remaining ones. It works well in the garage or storage room. Two straps fix the bottom, they often loosen. If you have to store it outdoors like me, please spend a little more money to purchase heavy-duty insurance like Fenrir.

  150. Grover David –

    Their cover (said to be XXL) is not suitable for my Ultra Classic. At best, I can use it as a garage dust cover for the upper half of the bicycle. I removed my front lower part and chrome luggage cover in the summer, and the windshield was very short, which is still too small to work as advertised. I had already thrown away the packaging before trying the size – I learned a lesson. May be suitable for standard sized bicycles.

  151. Godfery Bess –

    I bought this cover three months ago and it was completely torn to pieces (it was still on my bike at the time). This material is very easy to tear. I left my motorcycle in an uncovered parking lot outside and did not perform well in strong winds. I noticed a lot of tears in the first month. The seams will tear and loosen. On a windy day, while I was still riding my bike, I found that the lid had been torn into pieces, and I had to cut it all off. The quality is very poor.

  152. Regan Huntington –

    It fits well with ordinary handlebars. Buy a larger cover for a higher bar.

  153. Letitia Galsworthy –

    Completely wasting my money. It is said to be suitable for Golden Wings. Wrong!!!!! This will not cover bicycles.

  154. Raymond Arabella –

    It is a very thin material that is suitable. It looks very suitable for my bicycle. I have a Yamaha Stratoliner with a sissy pole and windshield. I used it for less than 6 months and it was torn in three different places because the material was thin/not durable. The front and back straps are great because I didn’t have them before, but I don’t recommend purchasing them. In the past 8+years, I have had another brand that ultimately lost its resilience, so this is a great disappointment that did not last for a year. I will post the photos at dawn later.

  155. Ophelia Fielding –

    This is a very lightweight motorcycle cover. There are several buckles below that are well positioned, and there are also grommets at the front and back to accommodate the use of the wheel lock< The lid is made of very lightweight nylon material, which looks very waterproof – similar to a windbreaker type material< I used it on the Sportster parked in the garage – there is no direct weather. So far, it has a very good rejection of cat urine and has thrown a few gallons of oil tank in the seat, so it can stay well on the bike< I wouldn't buy it for heavy-duty use, but it seems to be the winner of my application and budget.

  156. Jonathan Rossetti –

    A few weeks ago, I purchased an XYZCTEM all season black waterproof and sunscreen motorcycle cover for my motorcycle. The universal fit is very good, and it does cover my bike from top to bottom, which is exactly what I want. On the other hand, this material is very thin, which makes me question its long-term durability. I do feel that I have paid a price for what I got for this cover, which is definitely better than not having a cover< Although I haven't had the chance to test the lid in the rain yet, I am confident that it can protect my motorcycle. I really appreciate the two aluminum locking holes and windproof buckles, which can easily lock my bike and securely secure the lid in place. Overall, I think this is a good choice for those who need insurance but don't want to spend a lot of money< Nevertheless, I do plan to purchase thicker covers in the future. Although this can be done temporarily, I don't think it will last for a few years. But in terms of price, this is a good choice that can provide the necessary protection for my motorcycle. In addition, it comes with a storage bag, which is a great touch – I can easily carry it with me and store it when not in use. If your budget is tight or you only need an occasional lid, then this is worth considering.

  157. Ulysses Nelly –

    It looks good, but this is the first day and we’ll wait and see

  158. Reginald Roger –

    There used to be a bicycle hood that was destroyed by two storms. This is a huge quality improvement, just spend a few more dollars. The lace up is very good, much better than the previous cover. I’m surprised that I really like gold soles.

  159. Zebulon McDonald –

    I use it to store my light motorcycle in winter. Highly recommended.

  160. Tabitha Cromwell –

    I have to update my comment. I have high hopes for this cover. It fits well, but after less than three months of use in Florida, it was completely torn apart and useless. It was torn apart from gusts of 5-10 miles per hour in a day and scattered in my yard, except for the waterproof tape and base, it was still under my motorcycle. Avoid. It’s very thin.

  161. Bishop –

    I usually leave my motorcycle in the garage, but occasionally when traveling, it stays outside. This lid is easy to package, but very fragile. Ensure that it will not continue outside for more than a few months.

  162. Felix Longman –

    The title explains everything. Although it is thin, due to its low price, it could have been kept, but this size is almost impossible to extend to the length of a bicycle, and it is far from long enough to cover the side pockets. Perhaps it was due to design, but it didn’t work for me.

  163. Sherry More –

    This is not waterproof at all; It’s drizzling at night, and my motorcycle gets wet in the morning; Indeed, it would be better without this thing; With it, water sticks to the bottom and saturates it

  164. Violet Sapir –

    I came up with the saying ‘you get what you pay for’. I want a waterproof cover for 1-2 years, and this product meets this requirement. I think any time beyond this length of time is a reward.

  165. Augus Harrod –

    One year later. I’ll go put it on. There are 8-10 inches of tears in the front of the gray part now. I don’t know why. The front is usually not directly exposed to sunlight. So I’m a bit disappointed. I think I must go back to a well-known brand.

  166. Dominic Jenny –

    It fits well and is long enough to cover the entire bicycle. It’s not waterproof, but I just want a dust cover.

  167. Hedy Evans –

    Just like everything else, it perfectly covers my motorcycle

  168. Riva Raglan –

    This is really thin and not suitable for my Honda Golden Wing, even if I bought a super large size

  169. Conrad Stilwell –

    This XXXL doesn’t even cover half of a Harley tricycle, so I was very disappointed when I bought it for a long trip

  170. Mike Stephens –

    I bought this at the end of October, it has already torn and I only have less than 5 months! Disappointed with durability. I won’t buy again.

  171. Thomas Oliver –

    Once the lid tears (it will tear unless you live in a place without wind and are very careful), nothing can stop tearing most of the lid until it touches another seam. My work lasts from June to December. At this point, it’s more like a streaming media than a cover, and I had to buy another one in less than a year. This is your money.

  172. Guy Bennett –

    Update time: March 2024: So one year later, the same tear occurred. We have some story days, with moderate to strong winds, which once again tore open the bottom of the cover. I think I will look elsewhere for my next one< February 2023 (undated image): I bought it in November 2020 and it has been going on for 2.5 years. The bicycle has always been stored outside. We live in a region with a mild climate, and recently we have had some strong winds when the lid finally tore. It tears along the seam between the gray and black fabrics. I think the price of $2.5 for 20 years is good, but I don't like the idea of needing to change the cover so frequently

  173. Marcus Woolley –

    I haven’t bought a motorcycle cover for decades. I want a motorcycle with some padding. Suitable for BMW 900cc. However, there is no filling material at all, and the material is particularly thin. I don’t believe it as a home cover. For a garage, it is enough to keep your bike covered and dust-free.

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