Dowco Guardian 26014-00 Travel Ready Water Resistant Premium Motorcycle Half Cover: Grey, Cruiser and Touring
Rated 5 out of 5 based on 4 customer ratings
(4 customer reviews)
£16.89
About this item
- Size/Fitment: Cruisers and Touring
- Mildew and Water Resistnace
- Elastic shock cord sewn into bottow for snug fit
- Two foot-peg straps to secure cover in high winds
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Description
| Color | Gray |
| Brand | Dowco |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 12 x 10 x 4 inches |
| Coverage | Partial |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00830460000032 |
| Manufacturer | Dowco |
| UPC | 785422545208 182683036832 953040014967 172302442953 830460000032 |
| OEM Part Number | 26014-00 |
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Heaven Raynor MD –
I have the beefy, heavy, and large Guardian WeatherAll Plus for when my bike is parked at home. But it folds up into the size of a small sleeping bag, so if you have precious space for a long tour, you want something else. And this cover is great. It’s light. Folds up into the size of small bag, maybe less than ½ liter. It doesn’t cover everything, but it keeps water off the windshield, seat and the top of the bags. It also keeps people from sitting on your bike (there seems to be an epidemic of this lately). I use it for long and short trips, because it just doesn’t take much room.I ride a BMW R1200RT, and this size fits perfectly.
Mr. Dave Hermiston –
It is a great alternative to a full size cover when touring. It covers everything important, seat, tank, instruments, headlights, front fender, etc. While not made of completely waterproof material it is very water resistant and shields the items mentioned from direct rain and small hail. It also has a lot less excess material to catch wind gusts that can topple your bike over. Offers sun protection. Lightweight easy to pack and durable. Bungy cords included to attach to your bike.
Niko Dietrich –
This cover is very small when wrapped up into it’s stuff sack; probably about the size of two dollar bills side by side. It’s very lightweight and easy to get on and off. The XL size fits my 2014 R1200RT w/top case perfectly. There was some heavy rain this past week and the cover didn’t protect rain very well; but maybe if it was sprinkling it would work okay. I anticipate this cover to last maybe two years just because of it’s lightweight design and I’m okay with that. It snugs down well and I have not had any issues with it flapping around or leaving marks on the bike. I like how it stays off the cylinder heads so I can snap it on as soon as I get to my parking spot without worrying about melting the cover on the hot engine.
Lester Stanton –
Fits nicely and stays in place. Nice as a travel cover, small convenient storage bag, light weight. So for has kept the seat dry in the rain overnight. And that’s why I got it