Mactity Motorcycle Shelter 74"x133" Folding Metal Frame Storage Garage Tent Durable 600D Oxford Waterproof Fabric Motorcycle Shelter Anti-dust Anti-UV with TSA Code Lock(133"x54.3"x74.2" With Lock)

I bought this to cover my 300cc scooter with rear top box. It does cover it; however, the piping arrived assembled wrong and the Velcro sewn/sealed for the entrance of the shelter is completely uneven as displayed by the inside and outside pictures of the entrance and end wall (non-entrance). The second pipe that connects with the vertical pipe in the back arrived assembled as the third pipe so the third and second pipe at to be switched (see picture with arrows and wedge). The exterior looks horrible. This cannot fit any tighter and the cover looks one or two sizes too big. There is extra Velcro holders where there isn't another pipe (as it is designed) that can fit it. You can clearly see from the outside the crookedness of the Velcro and that they are not lined up nor are they straight. The pictures I've included say and explain more than my words ever could. We assembled this by the instruction sheet exactly. I only received this a few days ago and I am upset enough to disassemble it and pack it back up and return it. However; I will see how the seller responds to this review, if at all. I have a couple days before I have to make that decision. I am NOT happy with this purchase nor the manufacturer.

Pretty easy to set up but i put 5 ply plywood in 2' sections to allow water to cut down on water settling and messing up the wood or worse yet causing condensation from evaporation damaging the bike. I also pit silicon on the inside of the seam for the bottom of the pipe and plywood. I was alsk able to get a chain through it to help with security. It does fit my ninja 400 but to be honest i would be shocked if it didnt...

So far, so good. I am using it as my winter storage for my motorcycle. Still fairly warm, but we have had plenty of rain since I got it. Checked on the bike throughout those first couple of ones, and the bike was wet. I ended up just getting some waterproofing spray, the one I use for tents or boots, and that seems to be working...at least for the moment. When we did get out first snow fall, it stayed dry. So, I am happy with it. I like being able to take the bike out for a ride, and have storage that covers it without touching it.

First, The instruction and figure does not match to the actual piece. You need to figure out what is it.Second, one of the pipe does not have a hole to bolt inso you need to drill a hole.Third, The cover has velcro inside to tight to the frame but it won't fit.After all, you need to figure out how to make it work by yourself.

This is a great cover for keeping animals and other things off your bike

First thing first, this seems like an ok product once you figure out how to get it put.together. You will want to anchor it to the ground somehow, as it's very light and it wants to move around in even a light breeze.The problem is the instructions: they aren't good. It's a panel of five photos with alphabetically labeled parts, but... The actual parts you get will have no labels. This thing isn't too complicated so you'll figure it out, but there are a couple places where a decent technical writer could have made the assembly much more clear and less frustrating.Also, keep in mind that if you stick a hot bike under here it may create condensation inside the tent. That can get your bike wet, it doesn't mean the tent leaked.Also, mine did not come with the advertised TSA lock.

I like this we use it for a medical scooter. It is not very potable. But is easy to assemble.