Full Cover

[Skywagon]

It's time for a new cover for my RT.  My current one is a Nelson Rigg and it is pretty worn out.  I need it to be full size cover including fitting over the BMW full size trunk case, water proof, and fairly easily stowed for travel.  I still have a half cover but it's a pain in the rear and doesn't really keep blowing salt water rain off the bike.  Recommendations appreciated.

[taylor1]

I've had a handful of covers over the years. Right now, an old Nelson Rigg is covering my airhead that was initially bought for a wing. About 10 years ago I wanted something cheap and light weight for the RT on trips. I ended buying one off of fleabay for about $15.00. Think it might have come from China. Totally covers the bike with all the cases on and has been waterproof through very heavy rain, and if it weighs 2 oz. I would be shocked. Also folds into its bag that is the size of about 2 softballs. Best cover I've ever had and has withstood the test of time. Don't think there is a name on it, but I will look. I guess what I am saying is that you don't need to spend much to get a decent cover, but I'm guessing you already know that. I learned the hard way.

[strataj]

David I have an Aerostich  https://www.aerostich.com/a-to-b/storage-transport/bike-covers/aerostich-ultralight-bike-covers.html large.  I used it on my 14R1200RT and now my 22R1250RT.  It coves the side cases and large top case.  It isn't cheap but it's a good one and easy to pack and take with on trips. 

Edited December 5, 2023 by strataj
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[Skywagon]

Strataj....thanks...looks good.  Do you remember which size you bought?  I'll measure bike, but since you are happy with yours, would like to order same.

 

Large #1735 - Length 177.5" x Width 136"
Medium #1733 - Length 154.5" x Width 129.5"

[strataj]

I got a large, it fits best for covering all the cases. 

[Krid]

For that kinda cash you would probably be happy with an EZ touring cover US made in Oregon and probably 100 bucks less....

They are both very good covers