Review on 🏍️ OxGord Executive Storm-Proof Motorcycle Cover - 7 Layer Water Resistant, Fits up to 111 Inches - Ready-Fit & Semi Custom Design by Jason Carranza

These are the best cases I have ever used. They protect the bike from rain and snow; they can be tied/closed with grommets at the bottom to keep thieves out; it cost less than twenty-five dollars; It's strong enough that it won't snap or tear unless you hook it onto something and force it off. I don't know how much better an outdoor motorcycle cover could be, but it serves my purpose very well. This case has a durable exterior and a soft inner layer. Eyelet holes and seams are well reinforced - eyelets usually come first as they are the weakest part. I buy a size up to fully cover my bike (92 Sportster). It slides easily on the bike yet rolls down small enough to hop onto a short sissy bar. I was pleasantly surprised by the included cable and lock (black aircraft cable with soft plastic cover) as I didn't see any mention of it. in description. The lock is tiny, but the cable loops fit the standard master lock. I'm pretty picky when it comes to covers. I don't care about you. I roll it up and strap it to my bike several times a day; I rarely wait for the engine to cool before putting the cap on etc. But even with rough treatment this cap will probably last at least a year. Edit mid 2018: well it took 2 years instead of 1. After two winters in New York it needed replacing so I bought another one. Only Fifteen Dollars With Free Shipping; In 2016 I paid fifty. Now they're all around twenty dollars - worth it in my opinion. No cable and/or lock, but still very profitable. Worst case, if someone steals it, you haven't lost all that much.