Oyeye Motorcycle Cover, All Season Waterproof Outdoor Protection, 420D Oxford Durable & Tear Proof, Fits up to 116" Motors Like Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha, Harley Davidson and More (XXXXL)

I just bought two more of these covers. Very heavy duty cover for the price. Much heavier than others I have bought in the price range. This is like the heavy duty cover that you buy from the bike dealer for $80-$100.This big one fits a ST1100 touring bike with hard bags, top case, and full fairing... and roommto spare. I can pull it all the way down over the wheels, tires, bags, foot pegs etc... It has a nice strond elastic on the bottom . I think it would fit most baggers fine.I took the first cover on a 3000 mile 10day trip, used it every night, stayed on in heavy wind, kept it completely dry. The price already went up a little, but I bought again more before they aren’t availible. I bought another of this size for the touring bike, and the next size smaller for the sportster.

Nice cover, large size with plenty of room to fit my H-D RoadKing. I like this for keeping my bike covered out on the driveway when I am not riding. All is good except that after a couple of months in the Florida sun it began to allow water to seep through and leave wet spots on the bike after rain. Now, eleven months later the rain water drips through and soaks the seat. Otherwise the material is still good and has not shown any wearing, just fading.

Not lined, so I wouldn't use it outside where the wind might cause abrasion to the paint. I looked at many and didn't notice this one wasn't lined. Heavy material, which is great, but a soft lining would get it 5 stars... even if I had to pay a little more for it. If you're just storing your bike inside, no problem. I have a 2003 Goldwing and it fits well.

The last one I ordered was called 'Ohuhu' but appears to be identical except this version is missing a couple of the securing straps. The cover is very lightweight so it remains to be seen how well it holds up over time.

I took a chance and bought one. I figured for the price it was probably junk but I wouldn't go broke if it was. Well was I surprised to find out how big it was and how thick it is. I have a fancy one I spent close to $200 for and yes it has a couple little options that don't make it any better. I needed something big because I have a Road King bagger with 20 inch ape hangers. I ended up buying a second one for my other bike these are well worth the money.

Works well to keep the water and dirt off of the bike, just watch out like with all covers, let the bike cool down or it will melt!

Don't go out and spend $80 or more to get what you believe to be a quality bike cover...….it's not necessary and it is wasteful. This is just as good if not better than the expensive Harley Davidson covers, at a mere fraction of the cost. One of my best purchases, ever.

It isnt cheap plastic material but thick enough to keep the dust and other materials off. My scooter is garage kept so haven't tried the weatherproofing