Bike covers?

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Anyone have any experience with bike covers and know of a good one? Going to be keeping my bike at work for awhile in a wood shop and want to keep the dust and other things off of it.. don’t have a garage at the moment 

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6/19/2024 4:07pm

Acerbis makes a good one. 

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6/19/2024 4:13pm
Rickyisms wrote:

Acerbis makes a good one. 

You think it would protect against dust and occasionally paint over spray? Hopefully it’s not long term but for the time being atleast 

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6/19/2024 5:22pm

I have two of these by DRC and they’re bloody brilliant!

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MKMX wrote:
I have two of these by DRC and they’re bloody brilliant!

I have two of these by DRC and they’re bloody brilliant!

Link?

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I had this made up for my bike.

I had this made up for my bike.

That looks really cool but also expensive lol. But now you have me wondering if I could get my work to make one😂😂 I work at a graphics shop  and we print things 

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MKMX wrote:
I have two of these by DRC and they’re bloody brilliant!

I have two of these by DRC and they’re bloody brilliant!

Gator724 wrote:

Link?

MKMX wrote:

http://www.drcproducts.com/trans/d57-02-101/index.html

I brought mine from Motardinn ☺️

That’s in Spain 😅 that looks like a sweet cover though

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6/19/2024 7:45pm

We did those covers for Frank above. $285 with all printing included. Email me if you’re interested! 2kpromotional@gmail.com 

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6/19/2024 8:03pm

Cyclegear does a really cheap but effective generic one. Get the larger one since it's easier to get over the bars.

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6/19/2024 8:08pm
AssangeMX wrote:

You think it would stop dust and other things? 

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Just trying to find a decent one that fits a 450 good. Might invest in a nice one down the road but for now just something to keep sawdust etc off it

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6/20/2024 7:59am

If it covers the bike it’ll protect it against what you’re worried about. It’s not like it’s being left outside with a tarp bungee’d around it. 

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I had this made up for my bike.

I had this made up for my bike.

Herb, that is badass! Who made it?

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6/20/2024 8:59am Edited Date/Time 6/20/2024 9:02am

I keep mine in the corner of my workshop, automotive work, mostly electrical/occasional mechanical.

I just throw a regular (I guess small in America) car cover over mine. Covers the entire bike right down to the floor and cost almost nothing. Never any dirt or dust on it assuming I out it away clean. I keep my gear bag and fuel can next to it, all under the same cover.

Plus it doesn't draw your eye to it and if you do notice it then it looks like it's just some old better under there.

6/20/2024 9:15am
Falcon wrote:

Herb, that is badass! Who made it?

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