XYZCTEM All Season Black Waterproof Sun Motorcycle Cover,Fits up to 108" Motors (XX Large & Lockholes)

This review is for the XYZCTEM XXXL large All Season Black Waterproof Outdoor Sun Motorcycle cover,116".I ordered this size to see if it would fit my 2006 Fatboy w/windshield and large saddlebags and 2017 Ultra Limited (have to remove the antenna). It does fit both with no problem. I could use the XXL on the Fatboy if I did not have the windshield on it. Fitment on both bikes was good. The cover went all the way to the ground and I am able to strap it through the tires. It is easy to put on by myself and even easier with two people. It does fold up small enough to toss in the tour pack or saddle bag if I wanted to take it with me, just know that it is not tiny, so it will take up some room..The cover seems to be well made (for the price), though only time and usage will tell for sure. The material is smooth on the inside from what I can tell will not scratch the paint. The outside is like a stiffer windbreaker material. Based on what others have said and what I know of the material, it should keep the bike dry during an overnight rain. The material is also of the type that will get brittle over time when exposed to the sun. Once that starts happening I would worry about it scratching the bike. The tie down straps and holes should be okay for general use and light winds. Because of the type of material, they probably will not stand up to constant high winds. That said, one other important factor for it surviving higher winds is the fit. If it does not reach the ground and the wind can get under it easily it will lift. On the other hand if it is way too big and billowy, then it allows the wind to create a pocket which puts much more stress on the straps. As an example for the my Fatboy, I would see about trying a XXL on it for a snugger fit, if I planned to store it outside..My primary use of this will be to keep the bikes covered while in the garage so that they do not get dust covered.My secondary use will be to cover the bike overnight while on trips to keep the dew/rain off.I have no doubt that it will be able to handle doing this.If you park your bike under a carport with some wind protection this will work greatIf on the sheltered side of the house, it should work good.If the cover will be the bikes only shelter and you live in a mild weather area, then it should be okay, but do not expect it to last a long time.If you are in a high heat/heavy sunshine area and it is your only cover and is exposed to the sun for most of the day then spend a couple hundred dollars on a high end unit designed for those conditions (or don't you love your bike?) If you have room, buy one of the semi portable units that are like a mini garage for your bike..Overall I will buy it again. For the price you cannot beat it, as long as you do not expect to get diamonds when you pay for cubic zirconia.5 Stars because it met my expectations based on the price I paid for it.

Fits 2025 Honda Goldwing tour..Good for emergecy use or in the garage.Fits good.. I keep it in the trunk when I travel.

This was a value buy that I couldn’t ignore, meaning it is worth the risk of the dreaded “got what I paid for” as my money is super tight currently. The least expensive waterproof cover I could find that had an acceptable percentage of good reviews and by about $60.My BMW is 11 years old and went without cover for the first time this last winter, which was a real carnival of horrors. I dug my poor bike out of the snow and ice so many times it was almost funny. I also rode every day the roads were not under chain restrictions as it is my only vehicle. I really made a mistake in not having a cover and my baby aged more than she should’ve. This cover is going to be exposed to extreme conditions year round and then some.The cover came with a storage bag and I am using it in between rides, hanging it on a wall by the front door. It rolls up and goes in the bag with ease; rolls up smaller than it looks capable of. So, the measurements of the cover are true to spec, the design is such that it would be form fitting enough on a smaller motorcycle; the XL is a firm fit on my 2012 BMW G650GS Sertao. The construction and material of the cover passed a visual inspection, though I have immediate concerns about durability - enough to make me very careful covering/uncovering on a daily basis because the fabric is pretty lightweight. The built on straps are oriented to the wheels, connect easily, and adjust easily so I can pull the cover down far enough to cover the chain - my enduro is tall and long. The strap buckles are plastic and I am hitting them with protectant already in PM to hopefully extend lives. The cover has negotiated several T-storms already, definitely waterproof and wind damage resistant. No issues with durability. Because I am being careful lol.My final first impression is that I believe that being CAREFUL, gentle, with this cover is going to see it last for a year, minimum and if that turns out to be correct, then that’s acceptable to me as well as being fair to the cover given the extreme conditions it is already experiencing.I am happy enough with this purchase to easily recommend this product in the $20 price range to others that can deal with TLC efforts vs a much more expensive cover.

look good, it covers my bike dry in the middle of the hurricane!now it kinda thin so don't expect it resist against puncture! but the material is very much rip resistant

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I bought this in 2020 for the first time; I’m just now ordering another on due to it getting a rip when it caught on something - great purchase for a 98 fat boy - Definitely worth buying. I know I wouldn’t be buying a new one if I hadn’t accidently ripped it. lol