Which bike cover?

[bimirider]

Hey guys,
Is the OEM BMW LT "Srotm cover" worth the 150$+ price tag or am I paying too much only for the logo...?
I need a good cover ,since I don't have a garage to park my new toy.
TIA :bmw:

[deputy5211]

WalMart, about $20. Quite a few of us have these are are generally pleased. If it doesn't work the way you need it to, they'll take it back and you can then try a more expensive one. :)

[GBarnes]

Hey guys,
Is the OEM BMW LT "Srotm cover" worth the 150$+ price tag or am I paying too much only for the logo...?
I need a good cover ,since I don't have a garage to park my new toy.
TIA :bmw:

For at-home use, yes, the BMW cover is excellent. Is it worth the $, maybe, depending on your financial situation.
GB

[Ghost55]

I paid the extra bucks for a Geza because it breathes. If you are going to leave your bike covered for more than a day or so, you have to have something that will allow air to pass thru, otherwise it will cause almost instant rust, even in a garage. In addition, the Geza packs down to about half the size of a loaf of bread.

[dandoble]

I have a BMW Cover that I use to store the bike for the winter. I use a Geza for trips because it is compact and light. The BMW cover is to big and bulky for travel but will protect the bike better from weather and prying eyes..

[UncleRock]

If your gonna park your bike outside, do like Fast Fred.
He parks his HD dresser outside in a high crime area while at work.
Uses a cover to keep weather off it, and the logo prevents theft, Honda Goldwing :D (it is also a good breathable cover.)
I have 2 Dowco covers, they work very well.
My local bike K75 is outside year round, covered with it, however I do have a little platform that I made from a sheet of plywood and two pallets on a piece of visqueen, that I park it on, keeps ground moisture out. The air moves through the pallets under the plywood so it gets dried out very quickly.
Rock