CycleDom 2000 8' Outdoor Motorcycle Cover Storage System

As for the product I like it. It fits my bike and I think it will do what I bought it for which is to keep the dust off it as I do not have a garage.Now the bashing begines. Who wrote the instructions? Could that person be any less discriptive. Way to the very least and still keep you job. Once I got it all spread out on the ground it started to be a bit clearer but the most disappointing part was the details on how to mount the thing to the floor. It was only a bit more clear than if the instructions where written in crayon. Hang your head in shame, your instrutions suck!!! For the price I paid I really expected much, much more.That being said, this is a great bike cover and I do recommend it but stand by for some frustration during assembly.

I really like this bike cover. It's so easy to use. I wish it came with the stuff to keep it grounded to the ground (as in grass). I would purchase this again and recommended it to someone else. It even survived Hurricane Irene it opened up from the back side but it didn't fly away. :-)

The UV coating did not hold up very well. I never had a problem with leaking but after 3 years with partial sunlight exposure throughout the day one side of the cover dry rotted and ripped. Now I am searching for a replacement cover and having trouble getting to the manufacturer to see if one is available. I don't need a whole new frame. just the cover.

I read the reviews here, I looked on the internet too... Here's my impression, it's junk. They tried, really, they did. The engineering that went into this is pretty good, but the end product just lacks. The directions, well, they are as bad as everyone says. Three hours to really get this thing together, that includes drilling into the parking lot and using the anchors and mounts supplied. The mounts really didn't fit, and they should have included lag bolts. I could't get the thing to lay flat on the ground and that allowed rain and dirt to run under the dome. During a windy rain storm I had to put a sand bag on the front to stop it from opening. The material used is the same stuff car covers are made with. They breath and are not water tight, so my bike got wet when it got saturated. The tent poles after a week, started to rust. So did the pins and screws, they are not stainless steel. Oh and good luck putting everything back in the box and shipping it back, wow what a tight fit. Mine was destroyed, I got about a roll and a half of packaging tape on this box now. I didn't use the floor, but that was just more tent poles and some pleather cheap'o stop gap. One good rain and its done, I can't see it lasting a season. I'll upload photo's if they let me.

as an owner of one Harley, I had bought a cover off amazon for about $30, that just slipped over the bike. The bike being a sportster, the cover was huge. 2 weeks back, i picked up another Harley, this one a Wide Glide, bigger, fit the cover well. now the dilemma...2 bikes, 1 cover. the new bike got the cover, leaving the sportster out in the rain.solution: CycleDomethe box came in, stated set up in 15 mins. as i looked inside the box, there are alot of pieces. intimidating...but i paid for this, so might as well just set it up. after reading the 7 step instructions, only needing a phillips head screwdriver, and a wrench, i went at it. it took me a little longer to get it together, but i wasn't rushing. Bike goes in, cover goes over.note: if you dont secure it to the driveway, it may move around in heavy wind...i will have to go get me a more powerful drill to drive the screws down.overall, love the cover, effortless.

I bought this thinking i would have a water proof storage system.I was wrong. It rained for a while and i looked to see if the bike had stayed dry. the answer is no. It will allow moisture to get in! I wish i would have gone with a better product. Too bad, because the dome is cool looking

This cover is AMAZING!!! EVERYONE should have one. I am a 50 yr old female and was able to put it together by myself in about half an hour. Be patient because the directions are not very clear but they can be figured out. Im not sure why I needed a screwdriver and pliers. Never used the pliers. A phillips head screwdriver was needed to remove 2 little screws and put them back in. Pretty much all the pieces snap together. LOVE this!!! Hardest part of putting it together was attaching the cover to the frame. Much easier with 2 people but can be done with one. DEFNITELY NEEDS TO BE ANCHORED DOWN!!! I think this would fly away in a wind storm otherwise.

This product was OK. The instructions were not the greatest. I was able to get the entire thing together but was not able to figure out how to ancor it to the bottom. We had a pretty good wind storm and well you guessed it. Caught the dome and blew it up and it mangled my bike along the way to the tune of $4,200 in damage.