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I wanted to know if anyone can give me an idea on a cover for my bike. I primarily keep it in front of my townhouse. I'm working on a single family right now. Until then what can I use to shieldher from the elements.
It'll protect you from rain with the occasional application of the tent waterproofing spray, but its not padded or anything. The H-D cover for $119 will be thicker and a more exact fit.
I am in same situation Sam.. I use a Dowco Guardian and it works great right out in front of my condo. Only drawback is when installing/removing, the bottom edge/aluminized panels scratched my tank and fenders. Scratches came out with wax, but just an FYI to be very careful.
These guys have great covers for cars and bikes. You can get everything from an indoor cover to max protection covers for outside. Very paint friendly too. Just click on motorcycle covers in middle of page.
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