bike covers

[skullbagger]

Originally Posted by hlknvlcn60

The trick is to find a cover that has a soft inner lining, so parts like the bags, the windscreen, front fender etc. don't take on nasty scuffing. This is something I am prompted to research now.

I couldnt find one of any value, seal skin may have been soft inside, had a ten yr warr. vs nelson-rigg lifetime. when I called nelson-rigg they claimed never issue with scuffing with 40yrs of business
we shall see, I bought the defender 2000

[Erilflynn]

Originally Posted by skullbagger

I couldnt find one of any value, seal skin may have been soft inside, had a ten yr warr. vs nelson-rigg lifetime. when I called nelson-rigg they claimed never issue with scuffing with 40yrs of business
we shall see, I bought the defender 2000

I have that one. Seems fine. There's a soft lining for the windshield. Also the kit for the antenna is good. Just the elastic is pretty tight and a pain. I wound up cutting mine (I'm in a shed).

[skullbagger]

Originally Posted by Erilflynn

I have that one. Seems fine. There's a soft lining for the windshield. Also the kit for the antenna is good. Just the elastic is pretty tight and a pain. I wound up cutting mine (I'm in a shed).

thats the one.
where are you in jersey, used to drive up to my wifes relatives twice a year.
exit 135 off the parkway, and exit 150 belleville

[Erilflynn]

Old Bridge in Middlesex County. Central part of the state near Exit 129 on the GSP and Exit 9 on the Turnpike.

[skullbagger]

I have been there many times
Ever rumble thru Edison check out
Harold's deli WOW is all I'm going to say for now

[skullbagger]

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