XYZCTEMMotorcycle Cover – All Season Waterproof Outdoor Protection – Precision Fit up to 96 Inch Tour Bikes, Choppers and Cruisers – Protect Against Dust, Debris, Rain and Weather(XL,Black& Orange)

I bought this to cover my 2013 Honda Shadow Phantom that sits in the garage over the winter. I have hard-mounted Saddlemen Express Cruis'n slant bags and a Memphis Shades Rio Grande windshield and didn't want to have to remove them so I bought XXL.This cover fits over the entire bike very well! I didn't have to remove anything, turn in the mirrors, etc. The cover comes down to the floor at the front and back wheels and the clips on the cover work nice to secure it against the inside of each wheel. The idea is to put the plastic clips together behind each wheel (closest to the middle of the bike). On the sides, it doesn't quite reach the floor but I didn't want that anyway.The middle of the cover was "puffed out" a bit due to being pulled out to the sides by the saddlebags so I just put a few bungie cords together around the middle of the body. I ensured the top one lays in the space where the seat meets the tank so I don't end up with a pressure-line in the seat.If you're going to leave your windshield on, ensure you wrap something around it first. The cover doesn't have a soft lining of any sort and you will surely scratch your windshield (and tank) if you don't put something over it first. I had the original protective bag my windshield came with so I put that on it before covering the bike. I also draped a microfiber cloth over my tank to ensure it didn't get scratched up as I shuffled the cover around.I'm very pleased with the result and I was ok with the cover being too big vs. too small. Turned out to be the right fit for me.

Bought this cheapo cover to keep the sun off my CBR1000RR Fireblade. It fits extremely well (XL) size. Cover goes right to the ground, fits under the front and rear wheels snugly and the elastic on either end keeps it in place. The three buckle straps are pretty cheap, but they do their intended job of keeping the bottom of the cover from flapping around in the wind.The cover is very lightweight... It is NOT a high end cover and it will definitely lend itself to letting moisture through, but that's not a big deal for me. The bike is in a well ventilated location and keeping the SUN off was a bigger deal for me. Longevity of this cover is yet to be determined, but if I get even 2-3 seasons of use out of it I will consider it money well spent. It's really easy to pack up and put in it's little pouch when you're not using it which I think is quite nice. I ride more than I store my bike so being able to tuck it away in a small cupboard is good.

It's waterproof, at least, new it's waterproof.It's fairly robust; the stitching is double-thick and there are three clips for retaining the cover under the bike. It's fits my 1974 Honda CT90 well, it's generous but not overly so. So far it's done a good job of protecting the bike from rain. I'll add more after a season or two - as it stands, it's good.

Pour le prix (ce n'est pas TOP qualité), je trouve que cette housse est très bien. Non testée lors de pluie encore mais semble bien imperméable. Fit très bien sur ma Duke 390. Pour une plus grosse moto, devrait être ok. Sinon, prendre une grandeur qui pourrait convenir. Fait de toile légère . L'intérieur de la toile, qui n'est pas douce douce ne semble pas être un problème pour les égratignures. Il faut faire attention quand on l'enlève et quand on la met. Moi je l'a recommande.

No room in the carport for my new-to-me V-Strom, so I park it in the driveway. This cover fits over it easily, even when I have the hard bags on. I don't bother with the straps and it stays on even in a moderate wind. The material is a bit flimsy - I doubt it will last more than a few years, but within that time it will protect my scoot.