FJR Cover

[backat55]

what the best cover

 

[08FJR4ME]

This is what I use.https://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/...il/5/180/532/5712/2009/1/6701/0/0/detail.aspx

https://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/products...0/0/detail.aspx

If you want something a little lighter and more compact you might want to check out Nelson Riggs.

https://www.nelsonrigg.com/store/BikeCovers.aspx

Dave

 

[madmike2]

I have a touring bike cover (like these) that I use at work. It keeps the bike out of sight and protects it from the sun.

When traveling, I use a 1/2 cover (similar to this Nelson Rigg) that keeps the rain and prying eyes off the bike. It serves its purpose and packs small.

 

[FJRBluesman]

I use a Dowco Guardian cover. Very nice, and when mine starting falling apart, they replaced with a new one of better quality, no hassles.

Good luck.

 

[roger123]

I use a Dowco Guardian cover. Very nice, and when mine starting falling apart, they replaced with a new one of better quality, no hassles.
Good luck.

Had the same thing happen. They replaced a completely trashed (from a major wind strom) 6 Y/O cover with a brand new one of much better quality.

 

[flyingz06]

I use a Dowco Guardian cover. Very nice, and when mine starting falling apart, they replaced with a new one of better quality, no hassles.
Good luck.

Had the same thing happen. They replaced a completely trashed (from a major wind strom) 6 Y/O cover with a brand new one of much better quality.

california car cover! I have one for my Ducati 1098 and it is PLUSH. Will be ordering one for the FJR very soon

 

[FJrider1]

Wally world sells a cover for $25, the FJR uses a XL. I've used this cover for 5 yrs with no problems....

 

[Wayward_Traveller]

I too have the FJR cover and it fits like a glove and is a very nice heavy duty cover.

I actually ordered it when I got my bike and they threw it in with the bike but I ordered it before I knew that.

And I think it's worth the extra money. And it does fit in a saddlebag, but it is big.

 

[Grumpy]

E-Z Touring has parachute nylon covers that are waterproof and yet pack down into about a 6" diameter X 12" length bag. I've used them for about 6 years with zero problems.

https://www.eztouring.com/wanderer.htm

 

[RaYzerman19]

I want something small when I travel, so I use the Nelson Rigg UV2000 half cover (XL fits over the trunk).

 

[Bustanut joker]

I find covers made from these fellows foreskins make for a soft, pliable, albeit smelly cover..

Need a few of 'em though

:jester:

 

[Alakso]

I also have the Yamaha FJR cover (negotiated a $100 price for it when I bought my FJR) and love it. Especially the zip out top box pocket that accommodates my Premier backrest and rack. And when I take the rack/backrest off I just zip up the top box pocket and it fits like a glove.

 

[Spud]

+1 on OEM, real nice cover...

 

[majicmaker]

Geza Gear, Pro Plus Series, Medium. (No Side Bags Installed) Pricey But Outstanding Cover and you can damn near put it in your pocket! :clapping:

 

[cpsfjr]

I want something small when I travel, so I use the Nelson Rigg UV2000 half cover (XL fits over the trunk).

+1. It's great, covers most everything you need to (including a trunk), and fits in a small fanny-pack case. Reasonably priced, too.

 

[Tanker]

I use the Dowco Guardian XL at home during storage in the winter and a Geza Gear XL uring the summer while out on the road.