Recommend a packable cover?

[river]

Anybody know of a good quality cover that packs small for travel?

Thanks....

 

[DeanR]

Easy one, Nelson Rigg UV2000

 

[IlliniST]

Easy one, Nelson Rigg UV2000

+1. I carry one in my right saddlebag and use it daily at work.

- Jeff

 

[acara1796]

+1. I carry one in my right saddlebag and use it daily at work.

- Jeff

+2 use it on trips and work.

 

[Landon]

I like my tour king cover. Packs about the size of a coke can and you can still access the saddle bags with it on.

http://www.tourkingcovers.com/shop/

 

[Blrfl]

I also have a Tour King. Don't use it much, but it covers the important parts.

--Mark

 

[ST13Fred]

I highly recommend this Dowco Guardian I speak of in the below link. It simply does it all and lifetime guarantee, to boot.

The PX-100 is an older version of the Ultra-Lite. I actually have both for 2 different bikes. The latter is a lighter version and they say they have a lighter version than the Ultra. Both bikes stay completely dry under either cover, long after the new is gone.

https://www.st-owners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=52458&highlight=dowco+cover

 

[river]

Thank you kindly, gentlemen.

 

[k6gad]

Anybody know of a good quality cover that packs small for travel?

Thanks....

Try here, I used to have one of these.

http://www.gezagear.com/

 

[river]

Try here, I used to have one of these.

http://www.gezagear.com/

Yikes, those are nice! Yikes, those are expensive!

 

[river]

I highly recommend this Dowco Guardian I speak of in the below link. It simply does it all and lifetime guarantee, to boot.

The PX-100 is an older version of the Ultra-Lite. I actually have both for 2 different bikes. The latter is a lighter version and they say they have a lighter version than the Ultra. Both bikes stay completely dry under either cover, long after the new is gone.

https://www.st-owners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=52458&highlight=dowco+cover

Thanks Fred. How small is the packed size?

Dowco looks good. The others mentioned here do too, but I also want the cover to work at home for extended periods if needed, and even for one night, it's nice to completely hide it from prying eyes, so I lean towards the full rather than half covers, if they can pack small enough. How big is the Dowco when packed?

Thanks again.

 

[Blrfl]

My other cover is a Dowco, and it packs down to about the size of a basketball.

--Mark

 

[kenya6]

Check out EZTouring.com. I have used the same one for years when traveling and it is still in great shape.

 

[Tor]

+1 on the Nelson Riggs UV2000

 

[river]

My other cover is a Dowco, and it packs down to about the size of a basketball.

--Mark

Which Dowco, Mark? They make a few models, some heavier than others.

 

[Gunner]

Easy one, Nelson Rigg UV2000

What size fits the ST 1300?

http://www.newenoughhp.com/accessories/covers/nelson_rigg/uv_2000_motorcycle_half_cover.html

Steve

 

[RocketMan]

Here's a couple pix of the Nelson Rigg UV-2000 on my bike.

This covers the Honda Top Box w/spoiler nicely and packs very small for travel.

I think a full size cover would be overkill.

This is the XL size cover.

 

[BuddingGeezer]

I use a cover I bought at WalMart for less than $25. Has it's own carrying pouch and is waterproof.

Ralph Sims

 

[STill STylin]

+10 on EZ Touring.

No complaints after eight years of use. Folds down to the size of a small cantaloupe and nicely fits into its pouch. Extremely light weight, the Company is reputable and STands behind its product.

When you call their "800" number you'll likely reach the Owner. Heck of a guy, and heck of a product.

That said: RED is the faSTeST color!

 

[Blrfl]

Which Dowco, Mark? They make a few models, some heavier than others.

Duh, should have included that It's an older full-size guardian.

--Mark