Waterproof Motorcycle Scooter Cover - All Weather Outdoor Protection, Heavy Duty 210T Oxford Fabric, Tear-Resistant for XXL Bikes up to 104 inches - Perfect for Garage Storage, Travel & Rainy Day Protection

UPDATE (1 Year Later): The cover is still holding except it has ripped where the cover lays on top of the luggage rack above the topbox. The cover does not take well to the stress from the luggage rack below it. I used duct tape on the cover and will continue to use it until it fails.Mine was pretty much waterproof through some very, very heavy rain storms that came with some serious wind gusts.PROS:Very high quality at a low price. Most of the other bike covers at this price range are basically lightweight and easily torn. Most of the covers at this price range would last one, maybe one and one-half season exposed to sun and rain.The cover was thin enough and packs down to a football size. This was a XXL sized one that fits a Adventure Bike with full-sized aluminum cases and also a full sized touring bike like the Harley ElectraGlide Limited and Honda Goldwing.Colorfast - so far so good. Most covers starts to fade after a month in the sun. Its only been a month and it seems very colorfast. I'll update this comment later.Rips - so far so good. Most cheap covers starts to "rip" with some cracks to the fabric after a month under the sun. This covers still look new after a month. It looked so "new" that it could be returned as new (which I obviously won't). Again I will update this over time.Reflective strips - nice touch and it make identifying the front and the rear of the cover easily as the strips are only in the front. On my XXL sized cover, it is larger in the front (to fit the fairing) and also larger in the back (to fit around the saddlebags/cases).Waterproof. Yes it is waterproof. It's even waterproof from the pooling of the water over the low area on top the seat. This cover was made like a good tent - waterproofed with seam tape.CONS:There are no vent holes. After a heavy rain, the condensation will create moisture and droplets on the inside. A vent like the ones on Dawco motorcycles would help with the condensation. The fabric is also not breathable (not that I expect it to at this price)A second strap in the front near the front wheel lock hole would be nice. I find that the front of the cover, without a lock through the lockhole would sometimes pull up. Not a big deal, but would be nice to strap the front of the cover down through the front wheel instead of relying only on the elastic band in the cover to hold the cover over the front wheel.The cover was single ply and has no interior liner. If you put on a nice paint job, it _could_ scratch the topcoat. I use it on a bike is all plastic and it doesn't scratch anything, including the windshield. Without a liner, it could scratch from the movement caused by the wind.The cover was made from the same fabric throughout. It was not heat-resistant so care should be exercised when putting on the cover around the hot exhaust. I use this cover on a bike with underhung exhaust so its a non-issue for me. At this price point, I would not expect the soft liner underneath to prevent scratching the bike, but using a more metallic material on the underside to prevent heat damage would be helpful.CONCLUSION: Very good value for a travel sized motorcycle cover. Probably the best budget cover if you don't want to spend too much money and could live with the condensation and possible scratching the clearcoat paint from the cover. If you are looking for a all around high performance cover and have a nice bike like Harley/Goldwing/BMW, I would not recommend this one (see my review on the Dawco WeatherAll plus for premium all weather high performance cover)I ordered this same cover, same size about 2 years ago for a 2013 HD FXDB.. that cover fit amazing! It was time for a new one as the seem plastic lining started to separate. Went back to my history and ordered the same one.. what arrived is smaller.. doesn’t even cover the front tire completely. Currently the saddle bags are off the bike (to install new ones) and I’m sure if they were there the back wouldn’t fit as well. The inside of this cover also is a silver looking lining, so they changed the design and size since ordering last. The one night we used it, it did rain so the bike stayed dry. But disappointed that the size got smaller. Don’t have the package to even see if maybe there was a mix up on what was shipped. Guess I recommend to get a size bigger or keep the package just in case. Will continue to use the old one knowing it will stay on the bike completely.It really fits my, "E-grom" really nicely!!I'm a little weary, generally, of buying things online that I'm not quite sure of...but I had grown tired of buying $35 covers at my local department store every 2 months becuase they literally rot off my bikes and almost never fit well.This cover turned out to be a pleasant surprise so far. I bought it for my 2015 Kawasaki Versys 1000. It fits pretty well, but I do have to remove my Givi trunk when I use it. The nylon buckle and elastic bottom kept it in place during some serious wunds and varied precipitation this winter season. It may very well be waterproof, but it's not going to keep moisture out overall. It's also been fairly UV resistant-I bought a cover from WM at the same time for another bike, and it's already began to disintegrate from UV, whereas this cover still feels as solid as the day I received it.I gave it 4 stars for the following reasons. There is no liner. If the wind causes it to flap or vibrate over one area, it will eventually scratch, or at the least, scuff that area. 2, I have to remove my trunk for it to fit. It's not a BIG hassle, as it is a quick release trunk...but I don't always feel like taking it off after I park. 3, every cover company loves to say their cover is large enough to fit a Goldwing...this may be true, but I have never found ANY cover large enough to completely cover my 2014 Victory Cross Country Tour. This cover, in size XXL, is slightly smaller than the XL cover you can get at WM. The one from WM can cover my XCT down to about 3 inches above the floorboards, leaving the front axle, pipes, bottom 1/3rd of the saddlebags, and rear fender exposed. This cover will cover even less.This is a good cover for the money, and outlasts the locally easily available ones at the same pricepoint. But if you want a really nice, lined cover that'll fit a really bike, I'm afraid you'll have to look at a higher pricepoint elsewhere.Stands up to rain, but not so much wind. It is a good bargainBig enough to fit over most bikes the cover is made out very thin and light weight material durable good for road tripsIt barley fits my 950 Yamaha with bags yet the dimensions described should have been more than enough to cover it fully (and I ordered one size up from what I thought would have been ok). As it is the wheels are exposed halfway up and I had to use a bungee to secure the cover as the strap at the bottom isn't close to long enough to go under the bike. Quality of the material is fine and it's been through a couple of thunderstorms already. Just disappointed in the fit is the only problem