For the money I paid, I am absolutely satisfied. It is lightweight, packs easily. I do not yet know its resistance to water, but in the sun it does its job quite well. It does not seem particularly sturdy and I handle it very carefully so it does not tear, but that is the price for its small weight and volume, it is a hood to carry with you, for permanent protection I would get something sturdier.

On a Transalp 650 it fit perfectly, fully covering the bike. The material is thin, but during a heavy rain there was no problem. For its price, it's great Vfm

I have been using it for almost 6 months on a daily basis in an outdoor environment. It is a relatively thin and lightweight construction. On the back, it has a strap that ties to the wheel and rings at the front for the chain to go through, so it stays stable on the bike even in strong winds. For Piaggio Beverly, the XL size does not fit; I got the 3XL and it is a bit loose but easy to put on. For its price, it is ok; if you want something sturdier and of higher quality, look for something more expensive.

On a Transalp 650 with a top case, the 265x106x125 fit just fine; without being huge, I would say it is slightly bigger. It would be good to measure the length of your bike first. Now, as for the quality and durability over time, I don't know, but it seems just fine for the money you pay!

Very good for its price, very decent. Just get two sizes bigger than what you intend to buy to be comfortable!!

I have it on an XT660X with a top case. It covers the whole bike but I wouldn't recommend this particular cover. Firstly, it's made of a softer, cheaper material than the classic ones. Also, it has a strap to tie it to the wheel, but only on one side of the cover. That is, you tie the front wheel and the rear wheel is left open. It has a basic elastic band but the strap is more important to keep cats and other animals out. Overall, for its price it's fair, especially if it withstands hardships and survives, I will buy it again. We'll see...

I got the XXXL for a Tracer 900. The cover is very small for this particular bike, the material is very thin.

Reasonable price, seems to last over time. Easy installation, has clips in front to prevent it from flying away with the wind.

I don't know how good the material is. It seems very thin to me. However, it went on very easily and covered my scooter completely. I will come back with photos and updates on its durability after rain and wind!

Much better than what I expected, with a hollow circle in the front to pass a rope through and an elastic bottom. I like it, it's just for indoor use...

The previous one was from a store I bought 15 years ago for 10€, incredibly thick and waterproof. I had to buy a mediocre one like this because my dogs destroyed it, but I didn't expect it to be so fragile... I will come back to see if it is really waterproof at least.
In the areas where water accumulates, it absorbs moisture. To get a good hood now, you need 80 to 100€.
31/03/23. 17€ hood from Lidt, waterproof, thick, and with protection on the inside for scratches. They sell them to us for 20€, even though they cost 2€ from China

The clip is very convenient to prevent air from getting in, durable, and covers almost the entire vehicle. Plus, I have used it immediately after driving, with a hot engine and exhaust, and it hasn't suffered the slightest damage