CoverMax Standard Motorcycle Covers - Touring Bike X-Large CNSI X-LARGE

I bought this cover for my Honda Gold Wing when I took it out of storage. After you remove the antennas it fits very well.

Use for my Harley Davidson Street glide

For the price...yeah, it does what its supposed to do. NOT FOR WINTER. BEST use for summer outside cover.I have 2 other covers. One heavy duty for winter (SPEED METAL COVERS) which is heavy as all hell and WILL tip your bike over in heavy winds (no openings for venting so it essentially acts like a sail in heavy wind) and the OTHER CoverMax cover: the DELUXE INDOOR/OUTDOOR - which is more expensive but lasted me a good 2 years before the wind and Canadian/NYC winters tore it to hell. I use that one as extra cover underneath the SPEED METAL one in winter.NOW THIS COVER - it's best to be used in summer. It's extremely lightweight. It's not rainproof. Your bike WILL GET WET after heavy rain...but it's better than leaving it uncovered too, especially if you have speakers on your motorcycle, like I do.Heavy winds already made a small tear along the seams which was easily fixable.If you want to keep dust and (most) heavy rains off yr bike - OR just don't want people messing with it if you park on the streets in a big city - this cover is more than reliable.If you want more for your money: upgrade and get the CoverMax Deluxe cover.

Purchased this to keep my brand new H-D Road Glide Limited out of the rain/condensation when i pre-stage it outside the garage for stealthy morning commutes and to keep the sun off it when parked outside during the day. This fits so perfectly around the fairing and stretches to the corners of the Tour Pack. Lightweight yet functional.

I used this cover on my 2004 Yamaha YZF600R before I sold it. Kept the cover because I felt it was a quality product that I could use on my next bike as well. The fit was loose -- which may be a plus for some, but it can cause some problems in a windy environment. If I didn't have it secured with the straps at the bottom, the cover would tend to get blown halfway off. I personally like the loose fit, though. I've never had a problem with scratched or rubbed paint, and the size of the cover allows me to cover my entire bike so only 3-4 inches of the tires are visible.The elastic on the bottom is a nice touch, but it tends to get loose after putting on the cover a few times. It still keeps it snug against the tires, though. Obviously, the cover fades a bit with the sun. The black portion of mine turned a light shade of navy. For the price, you get cheap elastic straps (I'm glad they're included, but they're worthless -- spend $3 and get some 3 inch bungee cords) and a nice carrying bag (love it, makes stuffing it into a backpack 10 times easier), Overall, I'm happy with it and will be buying from Covermax again when this cover has had enough of Mother Nature.

Not entirely waterproof, I'm not even holding my breath for snow-proof. Does keep leaves/sap off the moto though. Fits a little loose around the bars/mirrors, so water pools in the slack.UPDATE 2/3/17:I've changed my mind, for the price (and even for any price) this thing rocks. My bike is shorter than the one in the pic (EX250), so the cover goes all the way to the ground, and it keeps nice and dry inside. In SUPER heavy rain I have placed a microfiber towel on the seat under the cover to soak up any residual/evaporating dampness, but snow is not even a problem, and it even protects against frost accumulation on the cold-but-not-snowing days. I've also thrown it on right after getting home once or twice, and have seen no damage at all to the shiny bit, which not only is reflective to make the bike visible when parked on the street but also acts as a heat shield. I've even left the little bungee hooks unhooked during high winds and it didn't come off.

I was unable to ride for a year due to unforeseen circumstances and I bought this to cover a 2004 KLR 650. It got the job done. Its not the best cover in the world but it kept my bike shielded from the elements when I couldn't keep it inside. It didn't do the best in heavy winds and over a 8 month span I found myself having to adjust it every 2 weeks or so. However, it only came off completely one time over that span and that was due too winds of excessive nature. Its not completely waterproof but it did a great job of keeping the sun and dust off of my bike. Overall I would definitely recommend this bike cover to anyone on a budget looking to shield their bike from the sun and dust.

I searched and checked reviews of many covers and decided on this one. Seen some as cheap as $15 with bad review along with expensive ones that cost $100. I just needed something to keep my bike dry while outside when it is not stored in the garage. Went with the Large size for my CBR900RR, didn't want it too baggy because then it would be flapping in the wind which may cause a tear. This is nice cover for the price, material feels nice, shape fit the bike perfectly, and the elastics on the bottom hold nicely. Best part of it is.. this cover repels water very good. I can see the water beading off the cover keeping my bike dry. I have only used it for a week now so only time will tell if this holds up. My bike is stored between two buildings so there isn't any high winds to worry about other than a few rare big storms.