Got the Nelson Rigg UV2000 from this guy. Discounts to hdf members.TECHNCYCLE.COM

 

I've got the bright orange Harley one. Love it, easy on and off and keeps the seat and dash dry in the rain.

 

I'd just get a full cover and protect the whole bike, instead of just part of it. You can get them that take up very little room in a saddlebag for about 40 bucks.

 

I've decided it's not worth using. Everything gets wet when I ride in the rain anyway, and putting a cover on a dirty bike is a recipe for a scratched-up bike.

 

It won't keep all the dust off, as it is basically open on the bottom, but it will keep the majority of the dust off.

 

To each their own.

A bike cover is one item I don't take trips without. In forest campgrounds it's kept pine pitch, birdcrap, pollen, and all sorts of pine cones/needles and windblown debris off the bike; overnight at hotels it provides at least a little security - I've left my soft bag on the bike overnight underneath the bike cover; and last year coming home from Sturgis we kept getting hit with heavy rain and hail - and while other guys were trying to use T-shirts and towels over their bikes the cover worked like a champ.

I use a no-name full cover from a local shop in my town, it was about $38 and it rolls up pretty small in a stuff sack. It's completely worth it to me.

YMMV.

 

I got one of these for a gift. It has worked great and held up well. Packs small. I think its made by dowco.

 

I use the HD orange half cover while traveling.

 

I bought this for overnight trips. Packs small in the saddlebag and covers my RoadGlide Well. Cheap too http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com...ler-Cover.aspx.

 

I bought this for overnight trips. Packs small in the saddlebag and covers my RoadGlide Well. Cheap too http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com...ler-Cover.aspx.