Budge Sportsman Trailerable, Waterproof Motorcycle Cover, Heavy-Duty All Weather Indoor and Outdoor Cover, Size 1 for Large Motorcycles, Black

My last cover was okay, but it had a bad habit of becoming a giant wind sail because it only came with a single tie down. So I tried this one, since it said it came with a strap and it was larger than my last one. Turns out, you can wrap this thing around your bike twice over with the straps and it covers my CTX700 from the bars to the ground. That wind isn't going to budge this thing at all. But I haven't had it for very long, so time will tell if the quality and material is durable enough to last a year.

Size bought was a large and fit this size bike great. There are no bags or sissy bars so I would consider getting the extra large for bigger bikes. Cover is heavy duty, about the quality of a good Weber grill cover, not lightweight. Inside coated with plastic membrane so it's sure to be waterproof, there are three m/f buckle snaps that secure cover from bottom under bike, plus lots of extra loops (3 inch flat braid loop) sewn around perimeter of cover on bottom for additional attachment. For the price, this blows away anything that HD sells for a fraction of the price. I recommend this cover.

great cover made the trip from Florida to Pennsylvania looked as good when we got here as it did when we left

VERY heavy MC cover. I have a Honda 919 with a custom luggage trunk and it fits over everything with room to spare. 20X better than that paper thin cover I had before. Built in pull points, very heavy duty.

it's everything I thought it would be..

durable fabric and decent stitching

Works great, has a lot of strap loops and comes with 5 straps. So far the cover has proven to be totally waterproof and fits on my Yamaha Roadstar Silverado 1700. It also secures very tightly onto the bike when tightened down, which is great since I've had to keep it parked outside in the Oklahoma weather this Spring, and it's delivered as advertised. Very pleased with the cover!

This unit is a clear value for the money. It is a tough piece of goods with good seam sealing. I have made it a personal project to discover the best method of securing it for trailer & carrier transport; there are zero usable instructions for that. A tiny paragraph on the package admonishes me to avoid hot pipes and to NOT use it "while trailering...a vehicle" WHAT? Further the only installation/application instruction states "Do not rely solely on the elasticized bottom of your cover" in high winds (as in trailering?)...anyway, there is no elasticized bottom of the cover. On the upside there are four well protected access flaps to allow bike tie down straps to exit the cover. There are three click together straps along the bottom edge of the cover, a confusing set of straps at the rear that may link to a fender or the tire, a plethora of well attached nylon loops that could accommodate the very long narrow nylon strap provided (Tie it in a knot to fasten?) or possibly some customer supplied bungees or cords. I will make a soft cover for my windshield. While it is a "some assembly required" unit I hope that I will be able to figure out the best way of attaching the unit; it should be worth the effort.

It was shredded when got home from the Upper Peninsula. We were in a snow storm though. So it did protect it till we got home.

The concept of this cover is great. pretty confusing on how to properly secure the cover to the bike. use to travel 1500 miles each direction and after returning home found that the cover had completely rubbed through my paint into the primer. decent cover if not transporting.