Geza covers or? Good. alternatives?

So I had a geza cover for my G310r but sold it with the bike. I'm looking covers for three bikes a 1250RT a 1200R and my 850GSA.

I loved the Geza but they're quite expensive. Anyone have similar style covers that aren't as expensive?

Thanks!

Great covers, but they are bulky to travel with and not water proof.

To travel, I use the waterproof Aerostich cover. Light and packs small.

https://www.aerostich.com/aerostich-ultralight-bike-covers-6.html

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I've been very pleased with my half cover from EZ Touring:

https://eztouring.com

It packs small and is still going strong after about 12 years of use.

I'd also put in a vote for the EZ Touring cover - mine has been great. What I really like about it, is that I can pull up to the motel/campground, get all my junk off the bike. Then, cover the bike up. I don't have to wait for anything to cool down (since the half cover doesn't come close to the exhaust).

I ordered one (Geza Cover) for my F850GSA about two weeks ago. Still in production...

I've had one now for a couple years. Good quality but I tend to judge a company by both quality and after purchase service. They are lacking on the after sale support in my opinion as a couple inquiries about a hole that developed on a trip due to my improper tying down has gone completely ignored for over a year. In my correspondence I completely explained my issue was not a warranty request, just looking for some info on best practice for repair but no answers forthcoming. So good product as long as you don't have any issues, but a failure on the part of service support. And they are not cheap, so I'd have expected a better response.

powwow said:

I've been very pleased with my half cover from EZ Touring:

https://eztouring.com

It packs small and is still going strong after about 12 years of use.

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I have the full size EZ Touring cover which doesn't take up too much space. Since it covers the ground from wheel to wheel, I will sometimes park for the night, leaving my tank bag attached, helmet on the seat locked to the passenger grab handle all under the cover (GPS removed and locked in the top box). In the morning the cover is removed and packed, overnight bag placed in pannier and GPS attached. Suit up and go.

This cover keeps everything out of sight, is easy to use and packs small and although I haven't used it in the rain, dew is kept off the bike.

Seal skin covers

Has anyone tried the Seal skin covers, they appear at first glance to be stretchy fitted similar to Geza but lots cheaper.

https://www.sealskincovers.com/collections/bmw-r1200-r/2018