Bike Cover, Waterproof Outdoor Bicycle Cover with Lock Hole for Mountain Road Bikes

Fits over the bike very perfect it could use a little more hose to put the chain through but still it's a good product to have cuz it protects the bike. Like the one at Walmart it's very very cheap and they want a lot of money and it's very thin and it's not waterproof but this one is this one is worth the money

It's easy to put on! Didn't seem very thick,but didn't rip when it got stuck on the gear. That's a plus! It fits the electric bike I got

This is the second time I bought this product from this vendor. The silver one I bought two years ago. I can cover two bikes completely. This one black is less flexible and slightly smaller. I’ll buy the silver one again. It’s beginning to get small tears. Great water resistance and generous fit for my bikes. I am pretty tiny.

Exactly the same as the one with a logo, but about 10% less. My previous bike was covered all winter outside in Idaho. I averaged about 2+ rides a week, so it was removed and replaced often. It did finally tear on my shift lever. It lasted a full year. Well worth the $ to protect my bike from the elements.

After sitting in the sun for 4 months, I loaded my E-bike and the back of my motorhome and drove to the East Coast. It held up the whole way there over 10-days of travel on the Interstate highways. On the way back, though, I encountered high winds, 30-45 mph. It ripped at the end handle bar then ripped at the front of the bike and at the grommets. Even though it finally ripped, I was impressed that it stayed intact for over 3,000 miles. I've never kept a cover on a bike or motorcycle while open towing because I knew what kind of wind abuse it would have to endure.

For $12, it's basically a big trash bag. It doesn't really come down all the way, so the bottom of your mountain bike tires will be exposed to the elements. It's got an elastic part that helps keep it from flying off, but any decent breeze seems to blow it off, so you need to really use like a bungie cord on the holes in the bottom (or a lock).It rips easily, but I fixed the rips using duct tape which basically makes it stronger.

Having now used this cover for a couple months I would recommend it. It is easy to put on due to the black “stripe” that aligns with the bike and the clip that holds it to the back wheel works well. It keeps my bike dry and has not blown off in the wind. The front elastic grabs the front wheel to keep everything in place. I have not used the lock holes, but have used a coil lock to secure my bike to a post and it didn’t create an issue pushing up the cover on me of the sides, the cover still stayed in place and did its job.

I was happy with this cover when I first bought it. It will cover the entire bike and will stay on well. But the material is very lightweight and deteriorated rapidly in sunlight, making it tear very easily. Most plastic/artificial materials are the same way. So this is not a good choice if you can't keep your bike in a shady location.