🏍️ CoverMax Standard Motorcycle Cover: Large/Black - Durable Protection for Your Bike Review

So far so good. The standard size fits my DRZ with mirrors very well. I love that there are four grommets at the bottom (2 sets opposite each other in the middle) and the included elastic straps help keep the lid in place. Much better than the previous covers.

No frills case. For the price it's great but I don't expect it to be used outdoors. I use it as a dust cover for winter storage so there are no reliability issues. The case fits my 2013 Yamaha R6 quite well, the odd shape of the rear of the bike makes it a bit difficult to fit the case but not a problem at all.

Although I am tempted to give this one a star I felt it was unfair as the description said these were sport bikes and I bought it hoping that it would fit my fat Harley no saddlebags and very flat handlebars. It looks like a decent lightweight case for a small to medium bike. The downside of being light weight and for a medium or smaller bike is that someone like me trying to fit it on a slightly above average bike it rips right away, just a case too small even for a below average Harley.

I wasn't able to ride for a year due to unforeseen circumstances and bought this to cover a 2004 KLR 650. It worked. It's not the best cover in the world, but it did protect my bike from inclement weather when I couldn't keep it inside. It didn't work well in high winds and I had to adjust it every 2 weeks or so for 8 months. However, during this period it broke off completely only once, and then due to strong winds. It's not fully waterproof, but it did a great job of protecting my bike from…

I think this cover looks good and protects my bike. We have 2 bikes and I decided to buy 2 different cases as the reviews seem to be scattered everywhere. CoverMax for 2018 BMW G310R with Puig windshield. It has withstood 60-100 degree sun, rain and wind up to 25mph. We have a cat who loves to sleep on our seats and tanks and so far the blankets have kept her off the bikes. I like this cover over the other ones I bought as it fits the seat better and matches the width of the handlebars…

I have searched and reviewed many covers and settled on this one. I've seen cheap ones that cost $15 with bad reviews, as well as expensive ones that cost $100. I just needed something to keep my bike dry outside when not in garage storage. Got a large size for my CBR900RR, didn't want it to be too bulky as it would flap in the wind which could cause a tear. It's a good case for the price, the material feels nice, the shape is perfect for the bike and the elastic straps on the bottom hold up…

Not exactly waterproof, I don't even choke on the snow guard. Keeps the leaves/sap off the bike though. Slightly loose around the grille/mirrors allowing water to collect in the slack. UPDATE 2/3/17: I've changed my mind, for the price (and even at any price) this thing is amazing. My bike is shorter than the one in the photo (EX250) so the bag lays completely flat on the ground and the inside stays dry. During SUPER heavy rain I put a microfiber towel on the seat under the blankets to soak up…

I used this cover on my 2004 Yamaha YZF600R before I sold it. I saved the case because I felt it was a quality product that I can use on my next bike as well. Landing was free, which might be a plus for some, but can cause some issues in windy conditions. If I hadn't secured it with straps at the bottom, the lid might have deflated midway. Although personally I like the relaxed fit. I've never had an issue with scratched or worn paint, and the size of the boot allows me to cover the entire bike