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| Subject: Re: Covering SWing Mon Jun 22, 2009 7:22 am | |
| Hi Mark. I park my S'wing outside also. We don't have a garage, and there are eight steps up to the front door, so wheeling it inside is out of the question. Besides leaving ugly black rubber marks on the hardwood. Seriously, though. My S'wing has been outdoors for a year, with no side effects. I just make sure to cover it whenever I'm not riding. I had a cover with a cotton liner, but that was a waste, because the cotton got moldy. I wound up cutting it out, and just using the waterproof part, and it works great. If I remember right, you need an extra large cover for the S'wing. M- |
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Ghost_rider Scooter Rider
Number of posts : 64 Age : 61 Location : houston texas Points : 5863 Registration date : 2009-01-12
| Subject: Re: Covering SWing Mon Jun 22, 2009 7:49 pm | |
| Mark I also have my bke outside year around and my highbeam switch did get carotted. Even if you use a cover like i do all the time. BUT i have found some good covers from nelson riggs which i like the best. Right now i have the Gray colored cover and it seems to better material then the blue and gray mixed covers. You can look it up online if you need to do. That one that i bought cost $27 for a xl size. One more thing IF you keep the bike outside in direct sunlight paint will fade. I know this for a fact i had a red helix and did not have a cover and the paint faded Ghost rider Greg Houston tx usa |
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JeffR Site Admin
Number of posts : 2598 Age : 65 Location : Bay Area, Ca Points : 8668 Registration date : 2008-12-19
| Subject: Re: Covering SWing Tue Jun 23, 2009 2:01 am | |
| Hi, Here are a couple of portable motorcycle covers. They seem to get good reviews and you can keep it open and just drive in it when you get back home. I'm sure if it is really windy it would be tough to keep it open though. Just saw these things before and thought I would post them. http://www.shelter-solution.com/Cycle-Enclosure-Motorcycle-Shelter-pr-16234.html http://www.thebikebarn.net/index.html |
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