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Doug B Full Member Offline I am, therefore I think Posts: 175 Kennewick, WA Gender:	motorcycle covers 10/25/12 at 11:04:22 I'm going to order a cover this weekend. As of now, with limited research, my choice is the Superior Guard 5L by Just Motorcycle Covers price is $79.50(regularly $137.06) Has anyone used this product / or can anyone recommend another cover in the same price range ?
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rodeoclown Junior Member Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 66 Glenview,Il	Re: motorcycle covers Reply #1 - 10/25/12 at 13:36:14 I bought one from Farm and Fleet for 40 bucks it is water proof and really good quality, Classic motogear is the name
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Dave YaBB Moderator ModSquad Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 18314 Camp Springs, Kentucky Gender:	Re: motorcycle covers Reply #2 - 10/25/12 at 13:40:55 I just looked up that cover and it seems like a nice one. It is important to get one that breathes if you are going to be using it outside. If it doesn't breath - it can trap moisture underneath and makes things really damp.
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youzguyz Serious Thumper Offline Posts: 2555 San Antonio, Texas Gender:	Re: motorcycle covers Reply #3 - 10/25/12 at 13:46:02 I've had surprising good performance from the Formosa Heavy Duty cover. Lasted a couple years so far.. at least. I had TrackSide before, and the lower part of the cover would rot out in a year, and the inner soft lining for the windshield started to deteriorate. I keep my bikes outside, in all kinds of weather, with just the covers.
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Re: motorcycle covers
Reply #4 - 10/25/12 at 13:55:17

Safeguard your motorcycle from the elements with the Classic Accessories MotoGear Deluxe Motorcycle Cover. Made from UV-resistant ProtekX fabric, this cover offers protection from rain, sun, dirt, and pollutants. This all-weather motorcycle cover has dual air vents that reduce moisture inside. Elastic tie-down cords present in this Cruiser motorcycle cover keep the cover in place during windy weather. This sport bike cover is available in three sizes - small, medium, and large. The small one will be perfect for sports bikes, the medium one for cruisers, and the large one for touring bikes. When you are not using the cover, you can keep it in the provided storage bag. Get great value for your money with this durable motorcycle cover.
Classic Accessories MotoGear Deluxe Motorcycle Cover:
All-weather UV-resistant ProtekX fabric protects motorcycles from the elements
Dual air vents reduce inside moisture and keep cover in place during winds
Metallic heat shield fabric protects cover from hot exhaust pipes
Two hooked elastic tie-down cords and elasticized bottom hem
Lockable bottom

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arteacher Serious Thumper Offline Ride as if your naked and invisable! Posts: 2581 London ontario Gender:	Re: motorcycle covers Reply #5 - 10/25/12 at 17:02:58 I really liked the Suzuki cover until I did the rake kit and had to get a bigger one.
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Re: motorcycle covers
Reply #6 - 10/26/12 at 11:48:56

thanks for the replies - I keep my bike outdoors under a roof fenced and locked however, if there are both rain and wind it can reach the bike also at times dust and sand can blast it thus, I want to cover it(her) Dave's comments range true I was into musclecars from 1979-92 and I'll never forget the time someone took the cover off of his car after being outside for a couple of years only to find severe rust it would have been much better uncovered it didn't "breath" well holding the moisture in I learned a lesson that day

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justin_o_guy2 Serious Thumper Offline What happened? Posts: 55279 East Texas, 1/2 dallas/la.	Re: motorcycle covers Reply #7 - 10/26/12 at 11:52:12 Sand Will get under it. If the wind is shifting it, it will scrub paint. Toss an old sleeping bag over it, then cover it. & Yea, air that dude out regularly,
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Doug B Full Member Offline I am, therefore I think Posts: 175 Kennewick, WA Gender:	Re: motorcycle covers Reply #8 - 10/26/12 at 12:58:56 JOG thanks the more of your posts I read - the more I like and not just on RSD of course with over 17,000 of them(the most on this site ? ) you've been around the block a time or two that thought on sand hadn't occurred to me I will take your advice
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Dj12midnit Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline If you'r here and I'm here isn't this our time? Posts: 1036 Lynden Wa. Gender:	Re: motorcycle covers Reply #9 - 10/26/12 at 21:09:54 I wont use a cover seen to many bikes blow over when the wind hits the sail.
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Cavi Mike Serious Thumper Offline Thumper n00b Posts: 1005 Rochester, NY Gender:	Re: motorcycle covers Reply #10 - 10/26/12 at 22:19:19 17,000 posts tells me someone spends more time on the computer than actually riding but whatever you use for criteria...
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