🏍️ Ultimate Protection with Nelson Rigg Econo Motorcycle Cover: An Essential Gear for Motorcycle Enthusiasts Review

Look it's cheap and built to stay that way. I know I'll be replacing it before next winter, but for the price, damn it's enough. Mine has cracked a few times so far and doesn't have thermal protection, so I have small melted spots as well. . But then again, it costs less than $30, so it's no tragedy. It covers my worn out bike and protects it from inclement weather. He must do that.

Love it! Fits on our Suzuki Boulevard 1500, even with touring rear and trunk. It doesn't quite reach the bottom as shown in the photo, but that's because we'll probably need the next size up. The holes for attaching bungee cords for tie down are perfectly positioned. Good, durable material. Easy dressing for one person. It folds compact enough to wrap with a small drawstring bag and carry in a saddlebag. Will order again when a replacement is needed. Did a great job driving to SD from Michigan!

Look for all the people complaining about the durability of this cover, it cost twenty bucks. You get what you pay for. If you want something more permanent, pay more for a nicer finish. This is not a case for everyday use if you need to take something off and on every day or even frequently. Look elsewhere if you need winter coverage this will do. He was cheap. It's definitely waterproof. It protects my bike from crap. ripped down where I pulled. BE INFAID and you have protection for the…

I had a few cases before buying (all were stolen from me if you are interested). I always buy a case for around $30, this is the first time I decide to save money and buy a case for $20. While I can't say it's not a case for my bike, please consider spending the extra $10 to get a much better case (Formosa cases are a good example), here's why: CONS - Material that just doesn't fit here. it will crack, melt and be cut off the parts of the bike. - It's hard to put on. It's sticky and shaped like

good product but black on bike and outdoors in bright sunlight super thin or light material / PVC changes shape - this material gets very hot, and the black color simply attracts sunlight, which means that it does not reflect heat, but absorbs it like a magnet. I noticed that it got real or super soft like it would tear if messed with. it took on the distorted shape it has become due to this thermal reaction, especially when it got cold and the rain made big pockets in it, and now it's all…

There is only one spot on the lid to attach it to the bike. I often come home and find that it partially covers my bike and sometimes falls off completely. The plastic material seems strong enough and hasn't cracked after 50 open/close cycles. At 10°F the material is still malleable enough that I can carefully remove it from the bike if needed. I haven't noticed an easily identifiable indicator where the end is the front; I've worn it front to back several times. Eventually I will buy a more…

Very nice tarpaulin, dense and very durable. I have a Honda Shadow 05 with two large panniers and a windshield. Cozy but because of the big pockets but it worked. I used it on my bike when I was out of town for two weeks and it exceeded my expectations. The weather was terrible: rain, hail, strong winds, over 100 degrees heat and many elements such as strong wind, rain and heat were repeated over and over again. when i got back, there were no tears in the fabric, not even signs of weathering…

This is nothing like my other Nelson Rigg cover I've had for years. The biggest problem is the material/quality. It is an ultra-thin, vinyl-like material that is easily dented/dented under its own weight while cycling. They quickly become punctures, especially when force is applied to the cover during installation or storage. If your bike has sharp parts, you need something to put them on. Another issue is general installation. The wheelbase is ok, I measured before ordering and it's quite long