There just is no cover that will protect a bike from the elements good enough for long term storage is there? The bike will be ridden weekly. Region is Atlanta area.

Thanks.

 

If you have a parking space you might be able to make a garage out of PVC pipe and a tarp. Or do you live in an apartment complex that doesn't allow such things?

 

http://www.carguygarage.com/rsquowxrsquolxrq.html or

I've been using this HD Cover for about 4 mos, http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...bmLocale=en_US , been wearing well with some heavy rain and Windstorms under it's belt, I only cover if the weather is threatening

 

http://www.cycleshell.com/




Been using one for over a year now. All kinds of weather from rain to heavy winds to snow storms. This thing is amazing.

 

--Love my Cycleshell

 

Cycleshell here also.
Been using mine for 9 months.
Even keeps the dust off. Bike stays spotless.

 

I have two:
http://www.cycleshelter.com/ trike model for two bikes.
http://www.thebikebarn.net/ single bike model

I like the way the bike barn does not open all the way flat. Easier to close. I have not had any problems with wind with the cycle shelter trike model. My neighbor has the single bike cycle shelter and his Nightrain was blown over in high winds. He didn't have the shelter tied down. Put a huge dent in his tank.

 

I think that's one of the benefits of the Cycleshell- the rigid floor.
Keeps the unit from blowing over or lifting.
There are provsions in it for staking it down also.