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Half motorcycle cover
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marchyman
Cam Killer
When I had a K12LT I used an EZ Touring Traveler "A" which is closer to a 2/3 cover. I used that exact same Traveler "A" on the K11LT that preceded the K12LT and on the R1150RT that followed as well as my current R1200GS. It has proven to be a very versatile and long lived cover. The traveler "A" looks like this on an LT.
Theo
Touring Panpsychist
I use a Nelson-Rigg UV-2000 half-cover in an XL size for the RT with topcase and sidecases. I think there is still enough room to put an LT under there.
For $40, the quality is outstanding and the coverage is excellent.
For $40, the quality is outstanding and the coverage is excellent.
greenwald
New member
Roy.Jackson55@aol.com
You stupid, fix it!
+3. I use one on my RT with the bags on.
SeabeckS
New member
+1 on the EZ covers, I use a Traveler (1/2 cover), and though my bike is a lot smaller (
) than an LT, I think these covers are quite handy. Packs small enough that it's always stored in the sidecase when not deployed on the bike. I've even left it on the bike when hauling my S to Nevada, snug fit and it doesn't move around at all in the back of the F-150.
When touring, it's nice to come out in the morning, take the dew laden cover off, give it a few shakes and pack it away. I prefer to start my days ride with a dry "saddle".
The EZ is a bit more expensive than some covers, but I like that you can get it in a variety of colors...
Good luck!
) than an LT, I think these covers are quite handy. Packs small enough that it's always stored in the sidecase when not deployed on the bike. I've even left it on the bike when hauling my S to Nevada, snug fit and it doesn't move around at all in the back of the F-150.When touring, it's nice to come out in the morning, take the dew laden cover off, give it a few shakes and pack it away. I prefer to start my days ride with a dry "saddle".
The EZ is a bit more expensive than some covers, but I like that you can get it in a variety of colors...Good luck!
C
criminaldesign
Guest
The only times I lug the cover is when I'm in Pittsburgh for the week where there's no garage and the bike stays parked for the duration in favor of using a bicycle while in the city.
Personally, I don't find it worth the space to carry the cover while touring, too bulky.
Personally, I don't find it worth the space to carry the cover while touring, too bulky.
mistercindy
New member
+4. I use an XL on my 12GS with an Aeroflow and there's plenty of room for an LT. I got mine from NewEnough.
