Outdoor - Waterproof Cover

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  1. samuk

    samuk Well-Known Member

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    I need a easy to put on cover on the bike - dont really want elastic bits at the end as these make it difficult sometimes..

    I have one but its like plastic - and it scratches the bike, has the elastic bits and a pain to put on.. - so i try not to use it!
     
    #1 samuk, Jul 4, 2012
  2. Si.

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    Oxford Rainex mate, lined so doesn't scratch the bike.
     
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  3. samuk

    samuk Well-Known Member

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    Thanks Si...
     
    #3 samuk, Jul 4, 2012
  4. ray

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    Ride magazine did a test a while back.

    R&G's outdoor cover came joint top with the Oxford Rainex one.
     
    #4 ray, Jul 4, 2012
  5. Moily

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    I use R&G's outdoors but they are a faff to get on due to the overly-elasticated skirting on them.
     
    #5 Moily, Jul 4, 2012
  6. martinowen

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    I might have an Oxford one it the garage somewhere you can have mate
     
    #6 martinowen, Jul 4, 2012
  7. lee711

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    +1 on the oxford rainex, had mine for 4yrs now and only just starting to let a bit moisture through, great bit of kit.
     
    #7 lee711, Jul 4, 2012

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