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If your shopping on Ebay for a nice cover for your Bike and you come accross Gorilla Bike covers, keep on looking.
I received my first one in December and it lasted until April. Then it started cracking all over and falling apart. They did replace it for an $8 fee. The new cover was much worse and didn't last four weeks. The pictures show the results of two windy days. I'm not talking huricane winds, but simply a windy day. Now they want me to ship this one back before they decide if they will ship another. The first time they shipped me a new one and sent me a label to return the old one. I was able to wait for the new one so my Bike wouldn't have to sit outside without a cover. But this time they expect me to leave my Bike sitting outside for about two weeks till I get another. I asked to speak to a supervisor, but was told I cannot. So I told them I would send this one back for a refund as I don't want to do business with them any more.
I just purchased a CycleShell for my Dyna and absolutely love it. Well made and i can cover my bike as soon as im done riding. Worth atleast a visit to the site.
Got my new cover from Champion. Like night and day the difference from the old Gorilla cover that fell apart.
First when you open the box a nice little back pack slides out. Open the back pack and you have your cover. The materials are far superior and much more durable a cover then anything I have had. It even comes with a coated steel cable and a lock with a key to lock the cover on your bike. Now this is quality.
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