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  • Buster-boy
    #1

    What'saa good cover?

    Hi guys! I'm looking to buy a good cover for my bike and don't know which is a good brand. I have an 81 GS850 (see pic) with Vetter fairing and lowers. I have a short backrest and luggage rack but no saddlebags or trunk. I'm currently using a lightweight cover from Covermax, but it's made for a full dress touring bike with bags and trunk. This makes it really baggy and droopy in the back since I don't have these accessories.

    I need one that is a heavy, all weather cover that's big enough to cover the fairing and windshield, and won't be droopy drawers in the back. Any suggestions?

    Thanks and Merry Christmas!!
    Jim
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    • will61310
      #2
      Ive used a Nelson Rig - works fine, as good as any i imagine

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        • Steve
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          • Jun 2005
          • 35924
          • southwest oHIo
          #3
          Better solution: get some bags and a trunk to fill out your present cover.

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            • Buster-boy
              #4
              Will, I looked on their website and I think I'll go with the Falcon 648. Thanks for the tip!!

              Steve, I've been considering that idea. I'd like to get some vintage Vetter bags but I need to find some that fit my bike.

              Thanks guys!!

              Jim

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