Oxford Aquatex Waterproof Bike Cover - Camo

Fits my Royal Enfield HNTR 350 and keeps it dry from the rain. Been a good investment. Not exactly camouflaged my bike in the garden, but some day they might do a green version!

I’ve had a few of these. In fairness they do fold up small. But main drawbacks are 1) they don’t protect your bike much it still get a bit wet, 2) they wear out fast - I’ve had 4 before I finally upgraded to thicker cover. I do like the camo though!

Followed the advice elsewhere on this product and bought a large rather than the recommended medium size to fit my Sprint GT (luggage off), which was adequately voluminous to cover all of the bike. However, as I found on first installation, while the camo pattern did a reasonable job of reducing the visibility of my bike (parked in a mixed brick and shrubbery environment), the bloody great silver appliqued logo and branding (far more obvious than suggested by illustration!) meant that I might as well have left the bike headlight on, as it glinted in passing head lights and street lights. What total tit puts bright silver branding on something in 'camo'??? I bought the camo to reduce visibility and thus aid security! If they had to brand it, would black branding (far less obvious) not have sufficed? Not so sure about durability, either, as material seems quite flimsy - but only time will tell on that one! : /

This camo bike cover fits my bike well. I like that it has the connector clips at the bottom that you can secure it so the wind don’t blow it off. It also has the holes by the wheels to secure the cover to the wheels with a lock.

XL fits the Honda X-adv perfectly, The only problem is I bought the camo version and can t find my bike.

XL fits my Africa twin perfectly, quick delivery as always

Despite the illustration showing the cover extending to the floor, I found it only came to three-quarters of the way down and left the bottom half of my bike exposed (despite ordering a (L)arge size). Would recommend XL at the least and I found the £35 I paid much too overpriced as the cover is both very lightweight and flimsy. I shall be using it for something else now rather than as a bike cover!

I love the look and keeps the bike free of dust and rain

I bought this cover to cover my Kawasaki z125 to protect it from the elements as I don’t have a shed to put it in and this cover is great quality for the price I bought it for
It could do with another clip to fasten it down

I was pleased with the offer price and swift delivery.

A size medium, which I purchased is a perfect fit for my VFR800 5th gen. (2001). This will be my third cover of this 'camo' cover. They do perish over time through UV/strong sunlight, about 12 -18months, the material goes brittle and tears easily.
Another reviewer has suggested using a NikWax product, but doesn't say which one, I'm assuming it's the UV protector, called 'Solarproof'(?).
The cover is so lightweight, it's easily stuffable into a rucksack or into soft/hard luggage for camping/rally weekends or longer trips. The winter/urban MTP 'camo' effect makes the cover less eye-catching than a standard bike cover.

Bought a size small which fits my 125 scooter a treat. (bike does not have a screen or top box). Nice quality cover. Recommended.

Bought this for a trip to Spain as I was stopping up in the mountains, I used it every night the mist being terrible and everything was getting soaked if not under cover.
R1200GSA with panniers and 58 ltr top box, found it a perfect fit and great quality.

This is my fifth Aquatex Camo cover in 3 years. It fits my bike perfectly and looks less obvious than some of the others. The bike is kept off the road. I found that the first few only lasted 3-4 months before the sun rotted the upper part. Since then I have treated them with a Nixwax product which has made them last over a year plus. I only bought number 5 because it fits my new bike better.