XYZCTEM Motorcycle Cover – All Season Waterproof Outdoor Protection – Precision Fit up to 108 Inch Tour Bikes, Choppers and Cruisers – Protect Against Dust, Debris, Rain and Weather(XXL,Black& Orange)

Updated 8-17-20 My first cover, for the Goldwing, has been sitting on my wing in direct Texas sun for one year this month. It has begun to get tears in the fabric where it fits over the plexiglass windscreen. So, it lasted for one full year, maintaining waterproof condition, before it began to submit to the elements. That comes to about $2/month, I guess. additionally, the tears are repairable, so far, with a good tape, so I'm going to make it last a bit longer. Nice cover, for the price. Bought the XXXL in mid-August for my '04 Goldwing. Very good fit. I put a cloth on top of the radio antenna as that sharp metal bracket would certainly poke a hole in any cover. My fix has worked so far. Its faded a bit as it's sitting in full sun in central Texas, but four days ago we got rain and yesterday I found a puddle in a fold in the cover (I had not pulled it snug, so it sagged and collected some water). Anyway, that puddle sat for two days and the bike was dry underneath. So, as for "waterproof", I guess it still is after 4 months. Seeing that, I sprang for the XXL for my KLR650. It came today and fits well, except it's pretty tight across the mirrors, as you can see. I will probably have to do something there to keep them from poking through over time, but that should be a pretty easy fix also. With the straps in place (front through the front wheel and rear under my bags) the Wing cover has stayed on through some pretty heavy winds and, except for the faded colors, I can not detect any breakdown in the seams or fabric. Anyway, I hope this is of some use to anyone looking for a cover. Pretty nice price for what has, so far, been a very nice cover

⭐⭐⭐ The XYZCTEM Motorcycle Cover has served as a reliable outdoor protection solution for my motorcycle, albeit with some caveats. On the positive side, this cover offers excellent waterproofing and protection against the elements. It effectively shields my motorcycle from rain, snow, dust, and UV rays, helping to preserve its appearance and functionality over time. The elastic bottom hem ensures a snug fit around the bike, preventing the cover from blowing away in windy conditions. Additionally, the lightweight and compact design of the cover make it easy to handle and store when not in use. It's convenient for travel and storage, allowing me to take it on the go or pack it away without hassle. However, the durability of the XYZCTEM Motorcycle Cover leaves something to be desired. While it provides adequate protection for about two years, I've noticed signs of wear and tear over time. The material has started to fray, and the waterproofing effectiveness has diminished. Considering the relatively affordable price point of this cover, it offers decent value for the protection it provides. However, the need for replacement after just a couple of years may be a downside for some users looking for a longer-lasting solution. In conclusion, while the XYZCTEM Motorcycle Cover offers cost-effective outdoor protection for motorcycles, it may not be the most durable option in the long run. It serves its purpose adequately for a couple of years but may require replacement sooner than expected.

This is a great motorcycle cover, it performed well. It did a great job until it didn't. It lasted about seven months, to be fair, my bike is outside. I'm sorry, but I think it should have lasted longer.

Fits 2007 BMW r1200rt and covers the side hard case and top case. Repels water. Stays in place on windy days. Only had it for 1 season, not sure how long it will last. Inexpensive to replace.

Fits my Vstar 1300. So far so good. I put it on two daus agp.

Product was just as stated. Unfortunately still not big enough for my Harleyenough Davison pro glide trike. My mistake. Will order larger next time. Good quality. I use it to jet the rain/dirt off the upholstered parts of my bike for now

Not a bad product for the price in the elements will only last about a year but for the price it's a good buy I would recommend

This is essentially a poorly shaped tent. I can’t emphasize that enough: I honestly believe this was designed by someone who was shown a video of a motorcycle passing by, but had never seen one at rest. If there was some magical way to store my Wide Glide upright using antigravity, this would be a 5 star review. But unfortunately I live in the real world, and I am compelled by the Oath of Amazon Reviews to tell it like it is. So here goes: Absolutely nothing about it is in any way heat resistant...while it’s definitely a bargain for its price, I wouldn’t even attempt to put this on any motorcycle until the exhaust was cool to the touch. No joking. It’s not only made from a clearly melty-type plastic...I’d be willing to bet the bell on my Harley that it’s actually enthusiastically flammable as well. Like highly flammable. Joyfully flammable. Read: DON’T PULL OVER HOT PIPES. And the shape...I’m notoriously long-winded, and I actually find myself at a loss to describe the geometry used to shape this amorphous mess. Just...wow. That’s not to say it’s not a good buy. For the $25ish I paid, its worth every penny. I don’t don’t doubt it will keep the majority of the weather in Western Washington out, but it lacks any realistic form of venting, so long term storage isn’t going to keep your scoot rust free. I’m not trying to bash on the overall quality of this cover, but of the 10 bikes I’ve owned (half of which I’ve had covers for) this is the first one that made me feel like I’d been drinking when I tried to line it all up properly the first time. UPSIDE: It’s cheap. For the price of the half rack of beer you’ll think you drank when you try to cover your ride...it will (sort of) cover your ride. If you need a cheap, quick and easy cover that you don’t have to immediately apply after hopping off the saddle...it’s brilliant. If you’re planning to park your bike outside under the elements for more than a few months (which fortunately I am not), invest a solid Benji in something properly made for the task at hand. Full Disclosure: I paid my hard earned money for this product and reviewed it honestly of my own free will. (^_^)