What's a good bike cover ?
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RE: What's a good bike cover ?
I've been pokin' around myself and found an ad in American Iron Magazine for Exigent Bike Covers. Looks like good stuff and about 1/2 the cost of MoCo covers. I haven't got one yet but I'm lookin' -n- thinkin'.....
Try this link:
http://exigentbikecovers.com/
Try this link:
http://exigentbikecovers.com/
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RE: What's a good bike cover ?
As said, anything that breaths should be good.
In addition to the cover, I've heard a handfull of other preps. A pan of kitty litter under the bike to prevent moisture buildup, hanging bags of moisture absorbtion material all over your bike, parking bike over a composite of visqueen, plywood, cardboard, and carpet...
I finally decided to pay the $$$ and store mine at the dealer (heated) and now I can park my truck in the garage for a couple months, too.
In addition to the cover, I've heard a handfull of other preps. A pan of kitty litter under the bike to prevent moisture buildup, hanging bags of moisture absorbtion material all over your bike, parking bike over a composite of visqueen, plywood, cardboard, and carpet...
I finally decided to pay the $$$ and store mine at the dealer (heated) and now I can park my truck in the garage for a couple months, too.
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RE: What's a good bike cover ?
ORIGINAL: Mike05
I've been pokin' around myself and found an ad in American Iron Magazine for Exigent Bike Covers. Looks like good stuff and about 1/2 the cost of MoCo covers. I haven't got one yet but I'm lookin' -n- thinkin'.....
Try this link:
http://exigentbikecovers.com/
I've been pokin' around myself and found an ad in American Iron Magazine for Exigent Bike Covers. Looks like good stuff and about 1/2 the cost of MoCo covers. I haven't got one yet but I'm lookin' -n- thinkin'.....
Try this link:
http://exigentbikecovers.com/
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