Dowco Guardian 26034-00 UltraLite Water Resistant Indoor/Outdoor Motorcycle Cover: Grey, Large

I used this on a long ride through the Canadian Yukon. Lot's of rain! This cover was fantastic. Comes with a nice compression bag for stowage. Great brand, great quality!

I was parking my motorcycle on the sidewalk under the awning of our strip mall to keep it in the shade and the strip mall cops one day put up a sign saying no motorcycles on the sidewalks so after looking on Amazon for something that would reflect the sun, not cost an arm and a leg, and I could get within a day or two I chose this. It fits perfect and does its job. At the end of the day I don't have to worry about the sun fading my paint or instrument panel and also my seat is not searing like a hotplate. Fortunately I haven't had to test its water resistance but after receiving the cover I am 99.9% sure it would work to keep the bike from getting wet. It has a couple bungee type straps that go on the undercarriage to keep it in place. All in all I think it is an excellent design and I am sure it cost less than the sign No Motorcycles on the Sidewalks which was dedicated in my honor.

The pros. Product arrived on time. It does appear very durable. I bought it based on my bike search and it was verified to fit my HD Ultra Limited. The cons. If you have antennas on your tour pack (and most probably do) you would have to cut holes for the antennas. Next, and this is my fault, but the appearance of the product looks like it is heat/melt proof. It is NOT. The directions specifically state to install ONLY on a cool bike. I should have done more research. It is still a great cover and would be great for storage during unseasonable months.

I have owned lots of cycle covers and this one does the job--as long as U are seeking value and light weight.(Go for a heavy metallic one if you leave your bike in the sun and rain)Great cover for occasional outside use, or under a deck etc. Packs small, and has a spiffy compression bag. The size large was plenty big for my 1250 GS with its wide handlebars and bags extended, and it would also fit over a rear top case. If you have slightly smaller bags, and wanted a tighter fit, a medium would work. Nice color choices without huge branding, and it has a bit of venting and 2 elastic hooking straps.

This cover is fine for an overnight trip. But it is terrible as an everyday outside cover. After a few months in the Sun, the material literally falls apart. Much too delicate for anything but an inside dust cover. There are much better covers for the same price.

I have a Suzuki Intruder (medium sized bike) and I bought a large cover because my bike has a windshield. The large is the perfect size for the bike.The cover has a bit of elastic in the bottom that helps snug the cover to the bike. It also has two tiedown hooks on the bottom of one side that are looped into a reinforced hole on the other side. The problem with this cover is that the hooks do not stay in the holes if there is even the slightest amount of wind. I have to readjust my cover daily to ensure that my bike is completely covered.It is made of a lightweight material. I'm not sure how long it will last, but I think I can probably get at least a year's worth of use out of it, maybe two. I'll simply need to come up with a better system of tying the cover down.

This is a lightweight cover so don't expect it to compete with heavier full coverage covers. It is easily rolled up to fit it's storage bag about 15 X 9 inches. Great for traveling as a rain or dust cover. It fits my HD Roadglide special covering the all the way down to below the wheel axles. My bike has a 12"tall windshield and a passenger backrest with aerleron luggage rack, which is on the bike when covered. I would not expect to use this cover as an outdoor,long term, all weather cover. But it does the job protecting the paint and electronics from shorter term exposure to the elements. One thing to consider is that there is no hole or slit to accommodate the radio antenna, so you will have to bend the antenna forward under the cover. Or you can do what I did, carefully measure and attach a tarp grommet where the antenna would come through the cover and slide it over the antenna.

Nice and light (color and weight) perfect fit for DRZ400SM with a big trunk case (my mostly round case rises "11 above the factory rear fender rack). I just have the trunk case-no side cases and a stock DRZ400SM with the tall factory mirrors and the Large cover comes just down to the ground in the front and 9 inches above the ground in the back. If I didn't have the trunk case it might be a few inches long in the rear but would give complete coverage for chain and brake disc. It seems like there would be enough room for some medium side cases too. The "heat resistant" area doesn't come high enough to cover my seat height muffler-even with the big case lifting the cover "11 higher so I don't put it on hot and don't know how "heat resistant" it really is. I bought it mostly to keep the sun and dust off and have not had it in the pouring rain. It has two sets of grommets which fall just in front of my rear tire and just behind the front so if you want you should be able to secure it really well in the wind-I'll let you know after hurricane season : )