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27 Sep, 2020
2 Years on - the Stormex bike cover
1 of 1 found this helpful I bought this to protect my Honda CMX500, which is parked outside throughout the year. I believe in thoroughly testing a product before reviewing, so here's what I discovered after 2 years...
The medium-sized cover fit well on the CMX500, although there is not much slack so the mirrors are under tension when I turn the bars to engage the steering lock.
It's a large and bulky cover - which is reassuring, but you probably won't be carrying it with you unless you have an entire daysack you can devote to it. It takes a little technique to fit, and the belly strap requires a bit of crawling on hands and knees, but it's just a few minutes once you're used to it.
The cover has done a good job in protecting the bike, even though after about a year most of the seam-sealing tape (which is external) had come away. Since then, some moisture has managed to find its way in, and I'd find some condensation on the fuel tank some mornings, but still the cover offered a good overall level of protection.
I always cover the bike immediately after parking, and have never had any exhaust heat problems. The soft lining does a good job of avoiding scratching the paintwork - in fact it protected the bike surprisingly well when one of the recent storms managed to knock it over.
Now, after two years, the transparent window for the solariser panel (which was never used) has yellowed and cracked, so it really needs replacing. The number-plate windows (which didn't line up so was never used) was in much better condition as it was facing towards a building and so had some shelter.
It's worth noting the bike has not seen much use for the last 6 months (lockdown) so the cover has not been pulled around (other than by wind) since it was 18 months old.
On the whole, I'm pleased with the return on my investment and (despite the few niggles noted above) would recommend it.