Wonderoto Bike Cover Polymer Fabric Extra Heavy Duty Bicycle Bike Cover Meshed Air Vents Mountain Road Electric and Cruiser Bikes As Well Durable Tamper Proof Weatherproof Black And Silver In Color

This is a decent bike cover. The material isn't super thick or high quality but I think it should hold up for a little while. I was using a similar cover that I bought at Big Lots to cover two adult beach cruisers. The wind and sun destroyed that cover and it didn't fit that snug. This cover is of similar material but it fits much more snug. In fact it's a little too snug to be fitting two adult beach cruisers underneath but I'm making work for now. It has been pretty windy and the cover has stayed on and in place. I think it'll be decent cover for when it rains. There is only one clip in the front on the bottom. I don't need to use it but I imagine if I was using this for one bicycle, a small motorcycle or two children's bikes that the clip would come in handy. In fact I agree that the company should add another clip to the back side as well. There is not an opening to have a bike lock attached to the bike and say a pole or tree but you could use a long lock and have it come out from underneath the cover. I wish this was a stronger/higher material but now that I moved the bikes under the carport, I think the cover should last me at least a year. Fingers crossed it lasts longer.

So far these covers have held up fine. I purchased 2 of these covers for 2 bikes. These bikes were stored outside in Naples,Fl.We had some severe weather this winter (high winds and severe rain) that resulted in the bikes tipping over on several occasions. The covers stayed on and didn't get suffer any damage. We have recently moved the bikes indoors because of the high winds and rain that have been occurring. We won't be using the covers anymore, because the bikes are now indoors. However, these covers worked fine for the 4 months of usage.

We are using them on our hyerobikes (bike frames on pontoons) and they just barely fit over the propelller in the back. They are a little difficult to pu ont a hudrobike but we are very pleased with them ii only worry that where they are stetched tight against the prop in strong wind they might tear there. I have placed the bottom half of two soda bottles onto the blades of the prop that serve to protect the fabric from pressing agains the sharp edges of the prop. If you are interested in selling these to people who have hydrobikes you might invent a couple little tubes with an elastic band in between that can cover the two prop blades . If anyone is interested then I will take a picture of the covers being used on our hydrobikes and draw a diagram of the "invention" that could be used to cover the sharp edges of the prop blades.

I live in New york. Have my son's bike in my balcony. I wanted something to protect it from the sun and rain. This worked out great for about 3 weeks. From time to time it would get very windy and i would have to adjust the cover. It would slide off. I wish it had two straps for each end. It only comes with the one to buckle on one side. One day the wind was so strong that the cover came off the strap..cover flew up in the air and it was gone for good. The only thing remaining from cover is the strap/belt.It worked good during rain and the strong sun rays to protect my son's bike but not on windy days.

I love it and it does exactly what it is supposed to do and looks good doing it but I wouldn't call this "extra heavy duty". It's just a very thin material a $5 Harbor freight tarp is twice as thick. This is of course much better because it is custom fit for a bike and will probably hold up well but people throw around terms like "extra heavy duty" like candy. Only four stars for the marketing, otherwise nothing bad to say about the product and I would highly recommend. Fits perfect on my fat tire electric bike.

For under $12 this is a good one-season buy. We have two E bikes and bought two covers to place over them when they are on the bike rack of our RV. Almost immediately one of the straps broke in the windy conditions as we traveled. No worries, however, as we discovered the need for a couple bungee cords to secure the bike covers. I wouldn't use the words "Extra heavy duty" to describe these light-weight utilitarian covers. I would buy again, with the understanding that any bike cover will require bungee cords to prevent rips and tears under very challenging travel conditions.

I receThis cover is not waterproof. I uncovered my bike to ride it and realized too late the bike seat was soaked with rain water. I re-read the descritption of this bike cover to be sure I ordered a waterproof one. Well I read right. Its not worth returning it. I'll just use a shopping bag for added protection for the seat. I am surprised it was rated five stars.

Perfect for even the most expensive rides. I frequently ride to work after a longer ride in the morning and park in a dusty/drippy garage. This fits nicely and securely over a standard 56cm frame. There is plenty of space which allows the wheels to be covered. Only wish it would have a lock pass through but frankly the size is enough to not add to much pressure to the lock and press the cable down on the gears. Also, this makes removing the cover significantly easier. The carrying bag is a nice touch as well.