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It's in my garage anyway, dont even know why Im putting a cover over it.
Cover inside the garage is a great idea if your garage is anything like mine, lots of dust and foot traffic. So my cover will be used to keep some dust off and prevent any dings or minor scratches shall somebody bump it.
I've almost considered the Harley bubble LOL but space required and price turned that idea down, plus it looks to be more of a hassle than its worth for maybe a little more dust protection.
got one for each at walmart - 20bucks - still using both. the ultra fits really nice. the 883c not as good but acceptable. the ultra was xlarge and the sporty was small. maybe the medium or large would have fit better, don't know for sure
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