Indoor Airhead Cover

[bluehole]

Considering the purchase of an indoor motorcycle cover for a friend with an R75/5. I used a Nelson-Rigg DC-500 on my 2004 RT and liked it. I am also interested in knowing what size to buy. I am guessing a Large if I go with the Nelson-Rigg. The bike has no windshield or luggage. Any suggestions?

[Yarddog]

The manufacturer doesn't have specs you can refer to?

[bluehole]

There is a general sizing chart. I know that sometimes these charts are not too accurate. Just hoping to avoid return/exchange hassles.

[Bombayduck]

For an indoor cover, it doesnt much matter about being waterproof, windproof, etc. Just to keep the dust off the bike, right? I would just get a inexpensive one off ebay, large size.

[PGlaves]

A retired bed sheet works fine.

[Yarddog]

A retired bed sheet works fine.

Yeah, these really are the best bet all the way around! Cheap, plentiful, and they don't scratch the surface...I never used anything other than a sheet on my bikes until I had to store them in a canopy or carport outside...if they are in a closed garage, really and truly, the bed sheet works best...

[Yarddog]

a soft flannel one will keep her warm and comfy :bikes

...and don't forget the down comforter...

[kbasa]

Considering the purchase of an indoor motorcycle cover for a friend with an R75/5. I used a Nelson-Rigg DC-500 on my 2004 RT and liked it. I am also interested in knowing what size to buy. I am guessing a Large if I go with the Nelson-Rigg. The bike has no windshield or luggage. Any suggestions?

Indoors? Dry?

An old sheet works great.

[bluehole]

Okay, I get it. Sweedish foam matress, comforter, electric blanket... :)

[kbasa]

Okay, I get it. Sweedish foam matress, comforter, electric blanket... :)

:ha

If the intention is just to keep dust off of it, cheap is good, right?

[habdala]

If you are in the cold an electric blanket is a must :bikes

[ccolwell]

A retired bed sheet works fine.

All I've used since I got a garage.