Pro-Bike Tool Cover for Outdoor Storage - Waterproof Bicycle Cover for Stationary 2 XL Bikes - Heavy Duty Ripstop, Anti UV Material - Weather Protection for Mountain & Road Bikes

Very good quality. Straps for securing in excellent places. Previous model lasted for several years in sun and rain. Not to be used on car because it blocks taillights.

UPDATE: when I first tried this bike cover I could not get it to fit over my 2-ebikes. One of them is a full sized mountain bike. However, I kept working with the cover and eventually figured out how to make it fit. Not an inch to spare, but then a snug fit will blow around less on the back of my camper van. With some practice I can now take it on and off without much trouble. Very tailored design will provide good protection for the bikes, very well made. I must also add that the Pro Bike people were very good to work with through this process. I recommend.I purchased the XL Travel version to use with my 2 bikes on the back of my camper van. The cover is not long enough to fit over both bikes. The issues is length. I have the Thule easy fold XT hitch rack which is the same one they show in the listing for this cover. I looked at the 3 bike version, but it is not any longer, just wider. I will be returning the cover.

Using this 2-bike cover to cover two MTB’s (one small frame, one XL frame) on a Thule T2 bike rack. It’s been in use now for about two months (full time) and about 3000 miles. It has seen a lot of rain, but is holding up perfectly.The bad: One side of the bottom strap separated (broke away) from the cover the first time I attempted to install it. It had to be sewn back on. Also, my cover catches and holds a bit of water on top when it rains, although that isn’t surprising at all.The good: 1) The cover fits my two bikes nicely on the Tule rack. 2) The cover doesn’t flap around excessively while driving, although that may be partly due to the fact that mine sits behind a large wind-blocking van. 3) A properly adjusted cover is simple to remove without undoing any of the fit adjustment straps. Only the bottom strap needs to be unclipped and the cinch cords on each end need to be loosened to remove it. 4) The cover can also be reinstalled easily over the bikes without making any fit adjustments. 5) Looks great!

We bought this to protect our ebikes on a 6,000 mile cross country tripQuality of fabric/cover, straps, are quite good. [I will update review if anything changes]. The design is well thought out [2 lower bike straps, 2 top straps, and 2 wheel fit toggle adjustments]What size: With both ebikes ON the hitch, here are the dimensions: 6’ long, 42in. high, 34in. wide [i.e. at handlebars]XL Size Cover was perfect. . [ps I think the XL has an incorrect width on Amazon. I believe it is 39].Suggestion: If you your cover is ‘tight’ over something that could cause wear, I suggest using an old sock/towel to protect the cover. For example, before you put the cover on, I put a sock on the outer pedals, a protruding mirror, and a carry basket. See pictures.If you need a cover, BUY THIS ONE!!!!!.Additional information for those going on a trip.+For tightening the cover, I highly recommend a Cakubor Cargo Net. Based on sizes above I suggest the 4’x6’ [15x10 stretched]. Comes with plastic hooks and carabiners.When you tighten your net, try to get 2 or 3 strands [see pictures]Finally, For safety reasons, since your rear lights AND plate will be covered, I suggest:1) Magnetic trailer/hitch tail lights along with a quality wiring harness. I suggest going to ‘etrailer dot com’ for these] you might pay a little more, but you will get; quality products, awesome installation videos and, great customer support. [I used reusable zip ties to secure on my magnetic lights to my hitch]2) Consider a Yakima plate to relocate you plate to a visible area. [I used reusable zip ties to secure the plage on my cargo net]>We used this on a 700 mile trip to cover our e-bikes. in the end of our trip it looked good as new!

So far this bike cover has been great. The draw string at the bottom really helps secure the cover toThe bottom of the bikes. So far so good with water proof. We drove 3 hours at 80 mph with no problems coming lose (other than flapping where the straps can’t hold tight) or tearing. The straps that hold the tarp work well. I saw other people complain it will not fit two bikes but it fit both my specialized rock hopper M frame 29’er and trek verve 2 small 29’r perfectly. Xl size was perfect. We have a Kuat Sherpa rack that perfectly aligns the bikes side by side. If you have a rack that the bikes sit further left and right of one another this may not work for you. Love it so far and seems to be made quite well. I’ll update in the future once I have it for a while.Update after one night of rain. It appears this cover isn’t completely waterproof. But it was a pretty heavy downpour for a couple of hour straight. Bikes are wet but it stillProtected them from the majority of the downpour.After removing the tarps I some bolts stared to rust. Tarp leaked pretty well.Update after driving some time. Would not buy this tarp if you care about your bikes. Rained again, light rain while car was parked over night, bikes are completely soaked this time and not to mention my black rockhopper gloss frame is ruined! The straps “work” where they should but there is play and flapping due to the straps not holding all of it tight! My paint on the right rear side looks like someone had taken sandpaper due to the loose parts flapping that the straps couldn’t tighten. This is horrible for driving down the road at long distances or any at all over a period or time. I’m pretty furious! Only thing this is good for is parking under an awning or in a garage to keep some of the elements off of the bike.Would not recommend for anything but covering in a garage or under a covered area.