How do I know which size cover will fit my motorcycle?

Use our motorcycle sizing chart to find the right cover for your bike’s make and model. If you have a custom motorcycle cover, contact our customer service (888-263-7028) to see if our covers will work for you.

How do I clean my motorcycle cover?

The safest way to clean our motorcycle covers is to hand wash them with mild soap and warm water. Use a soft brush or sponge to brush away excess dirt and gently clean the cover. Allow the cover to air dry completely before storage or use.

How waterproof are your motorcycle covers?

Our motorcycle covers are designed to repel water and “breathe,” meaning that any condensation or heat vapors that build up underneath the cover are allowed to escape through vents in the material. Keeping the cover clean and free of debris will allow the water repellant coating to work best.

I use my motorcycle cover on road trips. Which cover should I buy?

The DuraShield Travel Motorcycle Cover is great for road trips. It’s a lightweight, compact cover that easily stores on board and keeps your motorcycle clean, safe, and protected, whether overnight or just for a few hours. Use the integrated grommets and a cable lock for extra security. Just stuff the cover in the included mesh storage bag when you’re ready to head out again.

I use my motorcycle cover for storage. Which cover should I buy?

The DuraShield Lined Motorcycle Cover is a luxury cover that pampers your bike during storage. The cover material is thicker for added protection and longer-lasting durability. Plus it’s got a breathable vent system to prevent moisture damage, a heat resistant lower panel that lets you throw the cover over hot pipes, and a “pillow quilt” lining that cocoons your paint and windshield.

I store my motorcycle in the garage. Do I really need a motorcycle cover?

Yes. Dirt and dust are stirred up every time you open or close the garage door. Over time, that dirt and dust will build up on your bike. If you want to keep your bike clean and in prime condition, use a motorcycle cover to protect it from dirt and grime.

How long will my DuraShield motorcycle cover last?

Our motorcycle covers are built to last. They come with a 100% satisfaction guarantee and a 5 year warranty. With the right care (cleaning the cover, keeping it clean, avoiding rips and tears, etc.), your cover will last even longer. Also, your particular climate affects how long the cover will last. The harsher conditions that you expose your cover to, the sooner it may need to be replaced.

What’s the difference between a storage cover and a travel cover for your motorcycle?

Travel covers are…

Lightweight Motorcycle Travel Cover

• Lightweight

Storage covers are heavy and bulky compared to travel motorcycle covers. If you plan to use your motorcycle cover on trips, you want the lightest, most compact size you can get. A travel cover gives you all that and more.

• Compact

You only have so much room on your motorcycle to store things. Thankfully, a travel bike cover won’t take up much space. It scrunches down to a compact size for easy storage in your luggage or saddle bags.

• Convenient

Just because you’re away from home doesn’t mean that your motorcycle has to be exposed to the weather 24/7. Slip a lightweight motorcycle cover over it when you stop for a bite to eat or overnight, and your bike will stay safe and protected from the elements.

• Durable

Don’t be fooled by the light weight of a travel motorcycle cover. Travel covers are thinner and lighter than storage covers, but they still provide premium protection. Travel covers keep your bike protected from rain, moisture, and UV rays, just like a storage cover.

• Secure

Integrated grommets with shock bungee cords give you the option to tie down your cover as an extra measure of security and to keep it in place during stormy weather and strong winds. You can also secure a lock through the grommets to protect your bike from being stolen. Think of it as a little extra insurance coverage for your bike.

If you’re itching to get out on the open road for awhile, these tips will help make your motorcycle touring road trip a success.

Any trip takes a little planning to be successful, and a motorcycle road trip is no exception. Here are a few basic motorcycle travel tips to make sure you enjoy your time on the road.

Service your bike before hitting the road. You don’t want to get stuck working on your bike when you’d rather be riding it. Take it to the dealer for a tune-up or if you service your own bike, do a thorough maintenance check before your trip. Make sure you have enough tread on your tires to handle the miles you’ll be putting on during your trip. Check the lights, oil, fluids, controls, etc., to make sure everything’s working properly. It’s a good idea to bring along a small toolkit and tire repair kit for emergency repairs on the road.

Pack well enough to be adequately prepared, but don’t weigh yourself down with unnecessary items. If worse comes to worse, you can always pick up a forgotten item along the road. Get an idea of what the weather might be like where you’ll be riding. Weather can be notoriously unpredictable, so pack for both hot and cold weather, and don’t forget your rain gear.

Even if it doesn’t feel too chilly just standing around, the wind whipping past your bike as you’re cruising down the highway can feel colder than you might expect. Engine guard chaps can help keep your feet warm in the cold and dry in the rain. Look for motorcycle engine chaps that fold into a compact size for storage on your bike.

You’ll also want to bring along a travel motorcycle cover to protect your bike from the elements and to discourage theft or vandalism when you’re not around to keep an eye on your ride. Sure, it covers up your sweet ride, but you’ll have plenty of time to show it off on the road, and your bike will thank you for it.

While any trip takes a certain amount of planning, leave room to be spontaneous. You’ll have more fun and make more memories if you give yourself the flexibility to change your plans when you feel like it.