Motorcycle Covers
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Oxford Aquatex Waterproof Motorcycle Outdoor Cover
Oxford Protex Outdoor Premium Stretch-Fit Motorcycle Cover
Held Indoor 2 Cover - Blue
Nelson Rigg Deluxe All-Season Polyester Motorcycle Cover - Dark Blue/Grey
Silver Rain Cover Motorcycle Protector Waterproof
iXS Outdoor Bike Cover - Black/Silver
Held Basic 2 Cover - Silver
Oxford Protex Outdoor Premium Stretch Fit Motorcycle Cover
FAQ
Motorcycle covers are protective sheets designed to shield motorcycles from weather, dust, and scratches. They help maintain the bike's condition by preventing exposure to harmful elements. Choosing a cover depends on your climate, storage location, and whether you need waterproof or breathable material.
The right motorcycle cover size is one that fits snugly over your bike without being too tight. Measure your motorcycle's length, height, and width before purchasing. Look for covers with elastic hems or adjustable straps for a secure fit.
The best materials for motorcycle covers include polyester and nylon due to their durability and water resistance. For outdoor use, opt for UV-resistant and waterproof materials. Indoor covers can be lighter and focus on dust protection.
Waterproof motorcycle covers are essential if you park your bike outdoors in rainy areas. They prevent water damage and rust. Ensure the cover has taped seams for full waterproofing. If stored indoors, a non-waterproof cover may suffice.
You should not use a car cover on a motorcycle as it won't fit properly and may not provide adequate protection. Motorcycle covers are specifically designed to fit the contours of bikes, offering better coverage and security.
Motorcycle covers can deter theft by concealing the bike's model and features. Some come with lockable grommets for added security. While they aren't foolproof, they add an extra layer of difficulty for potential thieves.
Motorcycle Covers: 3 things to consider before buying
When choosing motorcycle covers, think about the material. Waterproof materials like polyester or nylon with a polyurethane coating are ideal for rainy climates. If you live in a sunny area, consider UV-resistant materials to protect your bike from sun damage. For those who store their motorcycles indoors, a lightweight and breathable fabric can prevent moisture build-up and rust.
Ensure the motorcycle cover fits your bike properly. A cover that's too tight might not provide adequate protection, while one that's too loose could blow away in strong winds. Measure your motorcycle's dimensions and compare them with the cover's specifications. Many brands offer covers tailored for specific models or sizes, making it easier to find the right fit.
Additional features can enhance the functionality of motorcycle covers. Ventilation panels help reduce condensation, while heat-resistant panels allow you to cover your bike soon after riding without worrying about damage from hot parts. Security features like lock holes or straps can deter theft and keep the cover secure during windy conditions.
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