🏍️ Waterproof Black and Red Motorcycle Cover XL 96" - Fits All Scooters and Mopeds (Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Ducati, BMW) Review

This cover works quite well, I have found that on very rainy days there can be some moisture inside, but a little! Lightweight and easy to fix in the tire to prevent it from losing air (along with an elastic base). Unfortunately after the ride I lifted it up and away from the exhaust pipe to keep out the heat but it must have fallen lower because the belt/buckle was on it and actually melted on the scooter. I could basically remove it but wish there was an easier way to pin this to the top to…

It was an inexpensive option and the quality shows. I got it in March and now it's early June and time for a new cover. The Arizona sun hasn't been particularly hot this season, but the color of the finish has clearly faded, and after a few downpours, the waterproofing has proved inadequate, saddlebags filled and the seat wet. The fabric becomes visibly brittle to the point of tearing when I take it off to ride. Was hoping the cover would last until next summer but it's meant for the trash…

Absolutely useless in the wind. The cover is secured with cheap plastic buckles, and those clips ripped at the seams on both ends of the bike within a month in 15 mph winds. The torn threads got tangled around my legs and I had to cut them off with scissors. The stitching is extremely cheap and breaks easily with little resistance. Do not worry! For now I keep it on the bike and legally put a rock on the seat to keep it from being blown away by the wind. It was basically a parachute that blew…

To me waterproof means no water can get through. This cover says it's waterproof, but after spending the night on my bike during our first rain of the season, the whole bike was wet. I read some reviews that mentioned their bike was a bit wet but it was condensation. I don't necessarily agree. My bike was very wet as if it had been standing without a cover. Which brings me back to my point, waterproof means no water. So I had to take the cover off in the morning and get the bike dry. Don't get…