Oxford Stormex Outdoor Waterproof Motorcycle Cover Medium – Black, 229 x 99 x 125 cm

Time to do a review on this cover as I have had it for a couple of months now. Bought the XL size and its a perfect fit for my 2015 Super Tenere with crash bars and high screen. Surprised at the weight of this product. Heavier than I had imagined and very well made. Nice smooth inner to prevent scratches on your pride and joy. It has holes at the front and rear wheel to allow a padlock to pass through and clear windows at the front and rear. Front for a solar charger (great idea) and rear for number plate. They have an inner flap so if you dont want to use them leave the flap up.Bike was very exposed during storm Ciara and the cover stood up to it without any tears or signs of wear. The securing strap shows no signs of the stitching letting go and the buckle held firm. Bike remains dry without any condensation.Only downside was the wind blew the Super Tenere over and onto my car. That should give you an idea of the strength of the wind and the strength of the cover. Fortunately due to the wind noise the neighbours didnt hear me say "well isnt that an unfortunate occurrence" (or words to that effect).14/08/2020 UPDATE:Product 10 months old now so a little further information for prospective buyers.THE GOOD:All stitching is intact and does not look like fraying or coming apart anytime soon.Buckle and strap stitching still good with no sign of fraying or coming unstitchedTHE NOT SO GOOD:Cover is not UV stable. it has faded severely but that does not effect its protection of the bike. Purely aesthetic.THE BAD:The tape around the clear windows has come unstuck and I will have to replace it. I expected better of a product in this price bracket and only 8 month old.OVERALL:Bike is outdoors in all weathers under this cover. The stitching is holding up well and cover protects the bike as it should. Unfortunately the tape really lets it down and maybe Oxford could look at another way of finishing this part of manufacturing?The colourfastness is only aesthetic and does not detract from functionality. It just looks terrible.Would I still buy another? Probably, as it is a good cover. But I would go and look at others next time and check the quality of those before purchasing again

This is a very sturdy cover. IT is elasticated at the bottom and has a belly strap. It appears to be able to provide a level of protection that you would achieve by storing your motor bike indoors. It is probably not very portable but it is a great cover for my bike which is stored in a protected but open courtyard. The cover is not cheap but I have used cheap covers on a push bike… and they do not last, so I guess it is worth the cost. There is a pocket for a solar charger (I use my bike so not an issue). You can lock your bike (and lock your cover to the bike. It even has a pocket to protect your lock.Make sure you get the correct size for your motorbike. I did and I am very happy with my purchase. If you have a bike worth protecting then this is the cover for you.

Great bike cover thick and durable. Even has the compartments for the solar charge battery maintenance for those who can’t put in garage and charge.

Purchased to cover my suzuki intruder as need keep outdoors. Nice sturdy cover that fits very well. Not used for long so cannot add anything about use over time.

Excellent price, equal to the most competitive price I could find but this was even better as with Prime it arrived the following day. This was better than anywhere else.I've bought Oxford Stormex covers for a number of years. They are an excellent product and keep the weather out very well. The inside has a soft lining which does help to protect your bike. It can sometimes rub on the plastics eg screen leading to a dulling of the plastic. This is dealt with by TCut and back to new.The other thing is the proofing starts to diminish after about 8 to 10 months. This is easily remedied by reproofing. I use an excellent product ( also on Amazon) Grangers Waterproof Fabsil GOLD Silicone Concentrate.Lastly the taped joints are a weak point on these covers. The glue starts to fail after about a year.Overall these are fantastic covers.

I use this occasionally for my R1200RT, with the panniers and huge topbox on. The cover fits over everything and the elasticated opening makes a snug fit. It is essential to fit the ‘belly strap’ as the cover is huge and if its windy will just take off unless secured. That said, with the strap fitted, it stayed on when we had the epic winds a few weeks ago in February.Good quality stretchy cotton material and once you get used to which is the front and back goes on pretty easily.Make sure if its windy that you have the wind on your back and the cover ‘inflates’ in front of you to land on the bike.Others commented that the bag is too small and the cover doesn’t go back in, I have not had a problem with this. Same technique as for a sleeping back going into a ‘stuff-bag’. Get the cover folded together sort of corner to corner bedsheet style, then just keep on pushing it into the bag to compress it and it fits back in. The compact size is good because I can then put in into the topbox and go. I suspect the bag zip may fail at some point, and if it does I will use one of the smaller sized roll bags I use for bike touring to store it.Essential to open it up again to dry it out completely when you get home if its not going to be used for a while - same as you would a tent after you come back from camping!Overall, very pleased, exactly what I wanted. I am confident after using it about 5 times that it will last for many years.