Covers for winter storage
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Covers for winter storage
Sadly I must think about storing my UC for winter. This just kills me to do. But being in Pennsylvania we do get a few COLD weeks and some snow! I have a Dowco cover from my traded Goldwing. It was easy to use because it has a zipper in the back. My problem now is the 2 antennas on the UC. What the hell do I do with them. Can they be removed? bent far enought o accept the cover? or should I buy a new cover? How do cover and store your scoot?
Road Warrior
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From: A house in illinois
RE: Covers for winter storage
Rick
the ultra has 2 built in antenna holders on it..
just bend the antennas down to the latch on the side bags and slip in the ball into the slot..infront of the latch..look and you will see what im talkin about ..if not i will post a pix for ya..
SI6
the ultra has 2 built in antenna holders on it..
just bend the antennas down to the latch on the side bags and slip in the ball into the slot..infront of the latch..look and you will see what im talkin about ..if not i will post a pix for ya..
SI6
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From: Reston, Virginia
RE: Covers for winter storage
If you have your bike in the garage, you want a breathable cover, unless you want to hold in the moisture and and set yourself up for rust. I use a simple bed sheet to cover my bike. Keeps the dust off and moisture out.
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