🏍 Oxford Stormex Cover: Ultimate Outdoor Motorcycle and E-bike Protection from Small to XL Sizes! Review

This is a real bicycle bag. I recently used a Bilt brand case and it was rubbish. Highly recommended product, I would buy again if I had another bike.

I have tried many motorcycle covers under $50. they all failed either immediately or after a few months. This one is incredibly well designed and really well made. I wasted more than the $100 price tag on this cover to save money. NOT

I've been looking for a good motorcycle cover for a long time. I needed a bike that was relatively cheap but also very good at keeping out condensation, especially as I don't have a garage to store my bike in. In my area the temperature reaches about 40F and when I open my bike in the morning it's not wet at all. The case looks very high quality and fits my bike well. I have an L and I have a Tiger 1050. 10/10 would recommend to anyone who needs good coverage.

I've had this case for about a year now. It kept my bike dry during New England rainstorms. I haven't had any issues with wear and tear. One thing I do to relieve stress is gently peel the cover open. First, I slide the back end of the boot over the rear wheel and sides of the bike. Then I pull the cover over the front. This method may seem obvious, but this is how it's done. Front to back isn't that easy, and you can grab more stuff (handles, mirrors, footrests) along the way.

Good quality in all, with one notable exception - the seam tape started to separate from the clear vinyl very quickly. Within a week or two they began to show water infiltration into the area behind the clear vinyl. I really like the rest of the cover so I went to a big hardware store, bought some strong rubberized waterproof tape and taped the seams between the clear vinyl and the black nylon. Now, a few months later and a wet spring season later, the seam tape is also starting to peel off the