Thoughts on this cover...

[Silverspring]

it's raining and my wee bike is getting wet so I think I need to get a cover for it. I was hoping to get a shed but there just isn't enough space in the garden but what about a tent...?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MOTORBIKE-BIK ... 3cb153361a

I know it's kinda pricey but I had budgeted for a shed

[TC]

Looks ok to keep the rain off. But i wonder how sterdy it would be if the wind picked up.

TBH I would just buy a normal bike cover for now and save up for a proper shed.

[Susieque]

Not entirely sure but if I remember rightly Ruthie (member on here) has/had something similar Drop her a PM & ask

[Silverspring]

The problem is my garden isn't really big enough for a shed it would end up blocking the window. I thought about building my own box but I doubt I'll have the time this side of winter, might just get a cheap cover to make do for now. Any recommendations?

[TC]

Oxford do a good range of decent covers.

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&so ... ford+bike+

have a look at some of those.

[Theboyparker]

it's raining and my wee bike is getting wet so I think I need to get a cover for it. I was hoping to get a shed but there just isn't enough space in the garden but what about a tent...?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MOTORBIKE-BIK ... 3cb153361a

I know it's kinda pricey but I had budgeted for a shed

There supposed to be really good but as mentioned I'd be a bit scared of the wind blowing it away lol

[bex]

why not just go to argos and get their bike cover for £20 and then on the colder months add an old blanket or quilt to stop the frost and then save up for a better solution. tbh the size of what you are looking at is not going to be much different from a shed really is it?

[Paul]

it's raining and my wee bike is getting wet so I think I need to get a cover for it. I was hoping to get a shed but there just isn't enough space in the garden but what about a tent...?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MOTORBIKE-BIK ... 3cb153361a

I know it's kinda pricey but I had budgeted for a shed

 

It says in the ad that it comes complete with a grounding plate so it doesn't blow away.

[Throttled]

I am on to my second one of these

http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/Product.d ... Motorcycle

the Motrax Delux cover. (Second because of a change of bike, the first one is now covering a work collegues scooter). I would recommend them as they are waterproof, tough and have small openings at the top to put straps through. I keep them open with clothes pegs and that helps to stop the cover bollowing up in the wind. The heat resistant part at the back copes easily with hot exhausts. The holes at the bottom mean I can put my disc lock and chain through the cover to keep it secure as well.

[Guest]

I bought one of these 18 months ago just thrown it away as the cover split .

it looks as though its rotted through being exposed to sunlight / weather not good

[Throttled]

My last one had started to go gray with the sun. I gave to a work collegue so I'll get to see how long it lasts. I am expecting to have get a new cover every year or so as it does get a battering.

[scanty]

i have one of these covers. they bolt into the ground so there should be no problem with wind. mine's been standing since last November, even through some nasty nasty winds.

only thing is, they aren't too waterproof in a real torrential downpour

[Colin the Bear]

http://www.secure-a-bike.com/

http://www.thebikebarn.net/

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Motorbike-Shelt ... B0045R35K6