4MyCycle Bike Cover 190T Heavy Duty - Bicycle Cover Waterproof Outdoor - Suits Mountain Road, Electric and Cruiser Bikes - Royal Blue & Silver

I have 3 bikes that I have to keep outdoors. I've been using a tarp which works, but is ugly, doesn't wrap around the bikes snugly and has to be taken off all 3 bikes whenever we needed to get to just one. So I decided to give this a shot. I bought one of these along with another brand to try out. This one is definitely the better of the 2 and bought another of these to cover my third bike. Overall, I would recommend this bike cover.Pros:- Better material and manufacturing. It feels heavier duty than the other brand that I bought.- Air vents. Don't know how well these work but seem like a good idea.- Drawstrings on front and back. Allow for a snug fit. This has been through a couple of rain storms with high wind and has stayed put.- Looks a lot better than a tarp, takes up much less space in my patio.ConsNothing so far. I'll see how this does over time and through the winter.

It is what was described and i guess i didn't read the description because this is only going to partially work for me. The pass throughs for lockup are at the rear wheel, which is not going to be how i lock my bike up. So while i think this is a quality product that wilk keep the rain and dust off, i going to have to modify the product to make it work for me. But its definitely seems like its gonna keep things dryand covered. It could use some snaps or other closure in addition to the drawstring, but for the price its gonna work just right. Im probably going to put some grommets in it front and rear and use an index card snap ring ro hold it in place because the wind here is brutal most of the time. Will give a performance review within 3 months. 1st use: if this is even for a large bicycle, get a smaller cover, its a freking tent. But great for medium to large motorcycles. It seems really water proof and the vents by the handle bars seem like a nice touch. Still not thrilled about the lack of a central lock up pass through but i foind two work arounds so far, one just lock as normal in the center of the frame and just let the cover rest on the chain when you put it on. This has drawstrings and a quick release snap to retain ut so unless you park your bike in a tornado, it should stay on. The other is to use either a really long chain amd go through the pass thrus by the rear wheel, but thats gonna require a long long chain, and if you are buying chain the way you should, that expemsive. Also, you could use two shorter chains laced together on around the bike, the other around fisrt chain, but that's also expensive. So i run the chain through the rear wheel and use a alarmed u lock to lock the rear wheel to the frame, .its not perfect, but its good enough so far. Might still make the centralized pass throughs, if i have time. Will update with durability report.Update, works very well. The vents by the handlebars are great, they really allow for airflow. Its a little prone to tearing if you arent real careful, so if it hangs up, domt just pull on it, unsnag it.10 month update: this has had constant daily use. It is now going to be replaced. I am going to change the rating to 4 stars and make the following reccomendations. Not a good choice for a longe term cover for motorcycles or bikes. I was adjustong the positioning of the item stored under itthis morning after a heavy rain storm, and noticed that the blue colored panel was now translucent to the point of transparency. I tugged gently on it to see if i cpuld tell if it had lost its water treatment and it started to shred like, well sun rotted nylon. So while the design and size works well, it just doesnt hold up to long term uv, heat, cold, rain and wind exposure, it would be ideal for someone to toss in their saddle bag pr rear trunk case as an occasional cover during a commute or trip, or for long haul bikers looking for something relatively cheap for runs across country, hell at that price buy a couple at the beginning of the riding season, and you have a spare if a riding buddy forgets his. But if you need something to cover an asset that's stored outside, only used occasionally or to shelter something between seasons, this will let you down. Its a short term or occasional duty cover, has some design characterisitics i found to be less than optimal, but not bad over all.

Needed two of these for some new cruiser bikes that will be stored outside and so far these work great. They are a perfect fit for the oversized bikes and a reasonable price. Good quality fabric and am glad the colors aren't obnoxious. My only suggestion would to have some markers on it for the front and back, even just a little F on the bottom front would make it quicker to figure out the orientation.Update: Had to replace one recently after some really strong wind knocked the bike down. The bike is OK, but the cover was torn. Immediately I noticed that the cover has been updated since I ordered to pair awhile ago. This new version has a different color blue and also a way to cinch the bottom of the cover to help tighten it around the bike. Really nice improvements and the quality is still top-notch!

It does what it's supposed to do: cover my bicycle, so I can leave it outside. It fits well and it's constructed so that there is room for the handles and it tapers towards the back, with mesh under the handles to let air get in.Update: the bicycle fell over a couple of times and the cover ripped and got a few holes. I realize it's only $19, but it says "heavy duty" and I disagree that this cover is heavy duty.

Love this cover! It is extremely easy to put on my bike -- a 29er mountain bike with very wide 32" handlebars. I use it to cover my bike and shield it from the Sun while it sits on my hitch rack all day while I'm at work. So far so good.I have not used it in the rain and I have not used it to cover the bike while transporting (I don't think it's made for that anyway).But the patterns on the cover make it extremely easy to line up facing the right way to cover the bike (previous covers I have used were a nightmare to figure out) and I can have it installed in just a minute or two.The included bag is handy and the buckles keep the cover in place in the wind.For the price you really can't ask for more.

I'm super disappointed. I bought this item in the Spring, and five months later I found two big tears in it. I attempted to contact the company twice regarding the 2-yr warranty on this product, but so far they have not gotten back to me. For now, I'm still using the cover, and I taped the tears up with Gorilla tape (thick packing tape). I taped the product on both sides, so maybe it'll last for a bit longer.However, I'm not sure for how much longer I will use it. The specially-sealed seams are also not as strong anymore, and there is water coming through when it rains. It's not too much, but it's enough to soak my saddle. The saddle is a gel one that is covered in cushy fabric and the fabric soaks the rain water right up. This means I need to have a plastic bag handy when riding after the rain, otherwise my butt will get wet.So yes, I'm a bit disappointed, I was hoping for a higher quality product or at least better customer service.