BEEWAY Bike Cover waterproof, fits up to 29" 🚲
Description:
This waterproof bicycle cover offers weather protection for indoor and outdoor storage, reducing wear from rain, snow, dust and sun while keeping your bike ready for the next ride. The cover suits daily use for commuter bikes and occasional protection for mountain or road bikes, and it includes lock-holes for added security when left outside.
Key Points
The fabric is a 210T nylon with a polyurethane coating that, according to the manufacturer, increases durability and water resistance. Elastic hems at the front and rear help the cover stay in place in windy conditions and there is a securing buckle around the rear wheel for extra hold. Two lock-holes near the front wheel allow you to thread a cable or U-lock through both the cover and the wheel, helping to deter opportunistic theft. There is also a compact storage bag included, so the cover packs down small when not in use. 🚲
Technical Specifications
- Name: BEEWAY Bike Cover
- Material: 210T nylon with PU coating
- Fits up to: 29 inches
- Dimensions (unstretched): 195 cm long x 105 cm high x 70 cm wide
- Extras: storage bag, safety straps, two lock-holes
Usage Recommendations
Measure your bicycle before using to confirm the 195 cm length suits your frame and any accessories such as baskets or child seats. For outdoor overnight storage, fasten the wheel buckle and use a lock through the provided holes for combined weather protection and security. For short indoor storage, fold the cover into the supplied bag to save space and keep it clean between uses. 🌦️
Positive Aspects
The double-stitched seams add tear resistance and help the cover cope with regular handling. The anti-UV coating reduces sun damage to paint and components, which can be useful after long periods left on balconies or patios. The lightweight construction makes it easy to lift on and off, and the included bag helps keep the cover tidy when it is not deployed. Consider that, according to the manufacturer, this cover is not suitable for transporting a bike on a roof rack or in a vehicle, so do not use it for transit purposes.
