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subject: Motorcycle Cover - A Must For Any Motorcycle Owner [print this page]


A motorcycle cover is a must for any motorcycle owner, as it is the most simple and effective way to protect the bike from adverse weather effects. A lot of folks do not use their motorcycles in the coldest part of the winter or during inclement weather because of the danger it presents and it is really cold on a motorcycle in the winter.

Even if you intend to keep your motorcycle locked in the garage or shed when you are not using it, it is still susceptible to dust floating around. The dust and dirt can get into the working parts of the motorcycle and cause mechanical problems.

A motorcycle cover can simply be a tarp thrown over the motorcycle and secured with some elastic cords. Most of the time a motorcycle owner will opt for a better cover than just a tarp slung over the bike.

There are several different options when looking for a cover. One can be custom made to fit like a glove. A custom made cover can be quite expensive but will provide the best protection for the motorcycle. Another is simply a tight cover made to fit a few models or a specific line of motorcycles. Some of these can also be found in a universal size.

For extra protection, these types of covers are also made out of water resistant material. This is a must even if you keep your bike indoors when not in use. Mildew proof styles are also relatively common, albeit slightly more expensive than those that are simply water resistant.

Shops that sell motorcycle accessories will almost always carry these covers, and comparison shopping between stores will yield a range of prices. They can usually be purchased through catalogs and online shops.

The most affordable motorcycle cover will be type that fits all models. These are also the least effective. Those that are made for certain sizes or model lines will be more expensive. The cost will well be worth the investment, it will protect the motorcycle from potential damage caused by the elements and dirt and dust.

by: Robert Stewart.




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