JDC Motorcycle 100% Waterproof Cover - ULTIMATE RAIN (Heavy Duty, Soft Lining, Heat Resistant Panels, Taped Seams) - XXL

This is the second JDC cover ive bought since 2018 and is cheaper and better quality than my Oxford Stormex whos seams have gone and water is seeping in even after being reproofed after 12 months.. This JDC is the XL TALL version as i now own a BMW GS1250 and this cover is just the right size as it covers the bike all the way to the ground. Nice reflective logo on both sides but none on the front or rear which is a let down. Strong and chunky belly buckle. As my bike lives outside all year around these covers go through alot and i find they last between 1-2 years before needing a change, so for the price over the period they are worth it.

Bought this about 2 months ago. It looks and feels a really quality item. So was initially very pleased. But with the colder weather coming i started to notice that condensation had appeared on the bike when you lift it off. To try and combat this i used an old cotton stretchy fitted sheet tight over the bars and box to allow air to move under the cover. After the last three days of heavy rain the sheet and bike were soaking. To such an extent that its worthless putting it on. Any suggestions will be greatly received. But i think this might have to go back or get replaced.3 months on and ive reversed my opinion. Ive peeled its little ears back and it breaths properly underneath. Cant fault it now. Keeps the rain off and doesnt blow of.It feels quality.But remember peel its little ears back

On first impressions, I have scored this cover 5 stars. It certainly appears to be heavy duty and hard wearing and is really thick compared to the wafer thin covers I have previously tried.It has elasticated sections all of the way around the bottom and fits nice and securely (I am using a large on an XMAX 125 and it is generous). It has like an underbelly securing strap but I’m not using this at the minute because I am not sure it is actually needed.It has ventilation holes for air to circulate which fall in the wing mirror regions of the cover so moisture build up under the cover shouldn’t be an issue hopefully.The cover does have a soft fleece type lining which is a nice touch because it doesn’t seem like it would scratch or be harsh on paintwork if it was blown about a bit by the wind. I guess time will tell with regard to longevity and waterproofness!It does seem worth the money at the minute. It is streets ahead of the cover I was previously using (which ripped and wasn’t really weatherproof).

This is a very thick and strong cover. After recent down pours I can say for definite that it is 100% waterproof. I bought the XL and it covers my bike fully (V-Strom 650), in fact I think the L would have sufficed but I have ties wrapped around it too so no flapping about in the wind. There is a very strong buckle underneath to secure the cover and slots in the front to allow for a chain through the front wheel. The inside has a slight felt like feel which helps prevent scratching although it does have a tendency to moult.All in all I would highly recommend cover, especially at this price.

Really nice cover, I got a large for GSXR-750 and it fits perfect. I had the lower grade covers for my SV and was happy but the GSXR was mint so this cover was a nice upgrade like the bike.I forgot to add get  Rolson 66721 Security Cable And Lock  if there is any to buy there only like £4 don't pay £20-30 as I just seen one for. The first time I got one was blackspur then I couldn't get any for ages till I saw them back on amazon I got one from Rolson witch is right now out of stock but Am-tech have the same  Am-tech T1695 3 m x 4 mm Security Cable and Padlock  they go lovly round front wheel and cover lock holes then to the back of the bike and rounds the back wheel and cover locks it wont stop a thief but it stops wind and anyone wanted to peak under the cover.

This morotbike cover is heavy-duty, soft-lined, and a perfect, secure fit for my Honda CB125F with a top box. It has covered handlebar vents to help prevent moisture build-up and is fully elasticated around the bottom, secured with a wide, adjustable buckle under the middle. Well thought out holes at the front and rear allow the use of chains on both wheels for locking to ground anchors.I wasn't sure about the sizing, but I went for Medium with top-box and it is exactly the right fit - snug, but not too tight.I can tell from the first impressions that this will outlast my previous Oxford cover, which was never waterproof or breathable and, into its second winter, is ripped to shreds.

The material is thick and strong and I don't expect it to fall apart like tissue paper after 18 months like the Oxford one did, but time will tell I suppose. Instead of one pair of holes for padlock there are two one at the front and one rear - should satisfy even the most security conscious out there. It comes in the Model 'T' range of colours, but for this price, I'm happy. The padded inner lining keeps the bike from being marked should the cover shift in the wind, and there is a decent strap underneath for securing the cover under the bike. I have a CF1000 with luggage rack and this size was just about perfect.

Although I've only just taken delivery of it I can tell that this cover is going to last for years. Very well made, heavy duty and the fit on my 1993 Triumph Trident 900 is perfect. After reading other reviews and comments I bought the Large (L) rather the the Extra Large (XL) which was my first choice and it's a perfect fit. A really big plus is the elasticated bottom edges which pull the cover close to the bike all round. The strap underneath is generous in length so not too much trouble getting hold of it under the bike (especially with my arthritic knees!).All in all I'm very happy indeed.