Adventure Bike Rider Forum

I'm after an outdoor cover.
Must be heat resistant as it will go over the bike while still hot when arrived home.
Any recommendations??
Thanks

Can't fault the R&G Adventure cover - though doesn't work well with luggage on the bike.

I've also got an R&G cover but I wouldn't recommend it.My tank and front mudgaurd have been scuffed with the stiff material rubbing on them.I'd be looking for something with a soft lining now.

I have a Tech7 adventure bike cover which completely covers my Tiger 800 complete with panniers.

M&P have them for £22.99.

Easy to fit, never leaked and does what it should. (thumbs)

I have an this http://www.dustoffcovers.co.uk/waterproof_hd.htm in XL and covers my BMW xcountry nice but would need a XXL for a larger bike with topbox or and panniers.
Had for one winter so far and is still waterproof.

Oxford Stormex .. the dearest one, £85? .. you get what you pay for.
I cover this with a cheapie £10 one to protect from UV, and give a non-descript appearance.
but don't forget the anti-cat device, or the Almax 16mm plus kryptonite 12mm anti-scrote devices. plus surveillance techniques in combination with anti-thief device :whistle: .

It all depends on whether you use your bike occasionally or regularly.
If it's regularly, just buy something cheap & cheerful. The fancy, expensive ones are great, but you're left with the dilemma of where the hell to put it when not on the bike. After a few months outside, you certainly won't want it in the house & the heavy duty don't scrunch down small. I'd just shove mine in the recycling bin
Thankfully I now have a garage, but a cheap Argos one kept the weather off my bike just as well as a 3x as expensive Hein Gericke one did.
I commute by bike so had it off daily

I finally found one that is robust & big enough that isn't too expensive.
Not the exact one, but very similar.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Heavy-Duty-Wa ... SwZ4dZNlVG
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When I kept my bike outside the neighbour's cats ripped the covers up, repeatedly.
Nylon or canvas, they didn't care.

garyboy wrote:Oxford Stormex .. the dearest one, £85? .. you get what you pay for.

I cover this with a cheapie £10 one to protect from UV, and give a non-descript appearance.

but don't forget the anti-cat device, or the Almax 16mm plus kryptonite 12mm anti-scrote devices. plus surveillance techniques in combination with anti-thief device :whistle: .

Effective anti-cat devices are available from your local Greyhound rescue.