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| In Training ![]() Joined: Aug 2007
Bike: 2007 Suzuki Boulevard M50
Location: Walled Lake, MI
Posts: 107
| The few threads I found on motorcycle covers mostly say get the cheapie from Walmart or Target in L or XL. Every cover I read about seems to be cut to fit bikes with windshields. How do these do on a bike without a windshield? I envision a nice big bowl over the bars and tank filling up with water because there is no shield to hold it up. So are there any covers out there for bikes with no shields or how are these standard covers working for anyone else with no windshield? This would only be used occaisionally on a rainy day at work when I miss out on the fist come first serve spot under a vestibule. Also, not opposed to spending more $'s to get a decent cover. Thanks
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| Ditch Magnet ![]() Joined: Oct 2007
Bike: 2006 Silver M50
Location: Northfield, Ohio
Posts: 155
| I have the Walmart cover and it is a decent cover for the money. Without the windshield the Large should fit fine. My bike has a windshield and the Large would not fit. I returned it for the XLarge and it is a little big. I basically use the cover for a dust cover in the garage. Just my 2 Cents Roger L |
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| U.B's LoveChild ![]() | IF you are looking for a cover for outside weather do yourself a favor, spend a couple dollars and buy a good cover from the dealer (unless for rare chance you can actually find a good one on ebay). Do not buy the cheap "Walmart brand" its only good for dust cover. I covered my bike with it once in the rain, may as well not even covered it because the bike got soaked. Just buy a good one from the dealer. Basically all covers are gonna be for a bike with a windshield, wont hurt nothing, just leaves some of the cover hanging on the ground-no big deal. If I remeber correctly mine is XL |
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| In Training ![]() Joined: Aug 2007
Bike: 2007 Suzuki Boulevard M50
Location: Walled Lake, MI
Posts: 107
| Thanks for the replies. Sounds like "no windshield" is a non issue for the cover. I had been considering buying the Boulevard cover from Oneida for $80 but didn't want to spend the money if I didn't think it would fit. I may go ahead and give it a try. Better yet if the dealer has one I'll just try it there and give them some business if it fits.
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