Looking for bike cover for 2011 Ultra
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You really don't need cover but good insurance if you must get one from amazon for 20 bucks XXXL size or bigger you have to poke holes for the antenna unless you are willing to spend some serious $$$ on a Moco one.
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It would seem obvious that you have never traveled on your bike/bikes and had occasion to stay in a hotel? Many of us do, hence the need to cover our bike/bikes.
Not busting your ***** but we do not all fit into the same mold and many of us live outside the box. As an aside when we do travel we like to not only keep our bikes under wraps discretely but also as secure from the elements as possible.
Now, as I like to quote the movie, Be Cool, LOL
Not busting your ***** but we do not all fit into the same mold and many of us live outside the box. As an aside when we do travel we like to not only keep our bikes under wraps discretely but also as secure from the elements as possible.
Now, as I like to quote the movie, Be Cool, LOL
I've ridden as far North as S. Dakota, and every other State from Bike week in Daytona Florida starting in '95 to California and all points in between...
What do you do when you ride into a thunderstorm? Pull under a bridge and cry? Cover your bike? You don't live outside the box, LMAO....
Pearl at a Hotel on a road trip, uncovered.....lol.....
and a Gal that doesn't give a **** if we ride into a thunderstorm or not, or cover the bike.....
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It would seem obvious that you have never traveled on your bike/bikes and had occasion to stay in a hotel? Many of us do, hence the need to cover our bike/bikes.
Not busting your ***** but we do not all fit into the same mold and many of us live outside the box. As an aside when we do travel we like to not only keep our bikes under wraps discretely but also as secure from the elements as possible.
Now, as I like to quote the movie, Be Cool, LOL
Not busting your ***** but we do not all fit into the same mold and many of us live outside the box. As an aside when we do travel we like to not only keep our bikes under wraps discretely but also as secure from the elements as possible.
Now, as I like to quote the movie, Be Cool, LOL
I'm looking for a outdoor bike cover that I can put over my 2011 Ultra Limited when on vacation in motel parking lots . It has the twin antennas on the back. I don't want it to advertise its a Harley, so no Harley decal or anything like that on the cover. Do you have any recommendations on one you use? Thanks
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Cheap Nelson Rigg or something that says Honda. I have a Nelsonn Rigg and cut 2 little openings for the antennas , I like to have it on there to cover the electronics...I just lost a radio due to rain in the mountains , 3rd in 99000 miles.
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I had a Dowco cover when I had to keep my Softail outside of my house for a bit before I got a small outbuilding set up. Pretty generic looking, black on top, grey around the bottom that was heat resistant fabric. Worked really well. Check them out, they should have one for your model.
Amazon, search for formosa motorcycle cover. Mine is a great fit. Has soft inserts for the fairing and windshield. Has anchors for under the bike for wind. You do need to remove antennas from tourpak. It was like $30 and comes with a bag
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