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Indoor Cover
Hey all,
I am looking for a cover for my SG. I keep it stored in the garage, so just looking for something to keep the dust off. I do not use my tour pack often, but a cover that would fit it would nice. Does anyone have a cheap recommendation?
I recently purchased and returned this:
It felt like an outdoor trash bag. I doubt it would last more than a few months.
Thanks!
I am looking for a cover for my SG. I keep it stored in the garage, so just looking for something to keep the dust off. I do not use my tour pack often, but a cover that would fit it would nice. Does anyone have a cheap recommendation?
I recently purchased and returned this:
It felt like an outdoor trash bag. I doubt it would last more than a few months.
Thanks!
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I have a Nelson-Rigg cover (actually two of them), its well made and works well. Of course you would need to find one that fits your bike and tour pack. I believe I got mine at Revzilla (quite a few years ago).
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I use the HD one, nylon and suits the purpose I need while in the garage to keep the dust off. Has slots in the back for antenna and ties to keep it locked on the bike. Simple cover. Of course it's orange and black.
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Ask your dealer for a cover the MOCO uses to cover new bikes while in transit. My dealer had a pile of them laying in the back of the shop. Free for the asking. Lightweight breathable fabric, but durable. A sewn in elastic hem around the bottom perimeter keeps it snug. The cover my dealer gave me is the blue cover from the below video. Easily fits a touring model with fairing and tour-pak.
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Ask your dealer for a cover the MOCO uses to cover new bikes while in transit. My dealer had a pile of them laying in the back of the shop. Free for the asking. Lightweight breathable fabric, but durable. A sewn in elastic hem around the bottom perimeter keeps it snug. The cover my dealer gave me is the blue cover from the below video. Easily fits a touring model with fairing and tour-pak.
https://youtu.be/eG0izSbazeo
https://youtu.be/eG0izSbazeo
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I've always just used a couple of king size bed sheets , covers the entire bike right down to the floor . I create a lot of dust in my shop , so I shake them out regularly , been doing it for years .
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Tokept Black and Orange Waterproof Sun Motorcycle Cover (XXXL)
From Amazon. Good INDOOR dust cover. I've used this one for over a year with no issues. I wouldn't put it outside. For $21.00 bucks you can't go wrong! This is on my Heritage Softail Classic with standard windshields and flag poles on the tail.
https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B01EQVC1...t_details&th=1
