best type of cover for scooter (1 Viewer)

[Paul J]

I've just had a rack fitted to my motorhome, a scooter is on it's way, I'm getting together the various bits and pieces I'll need to secure it in place, and a cover would be a good idea, but clearly, it's got to deal with the wind perhaps, just wondered if anyone has experience of trying these covers and can recommend one which will be suitable for our little Suzuki Address 110 ?
Is it common to use a conventional motorcycle cover, or something made by (probably Fiamma) a motorhome accessories company which is made for the job ?

Many Thanks

 

[tacr2man]

I use one of these on my Burgman 400 behind the RV , just make sure you use elastics to give extra security across front and rear .
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Oxford-A...=item467135aab7:g:X~kAAOSwGPxaHkTr:rk:23:pf:0

 

[TheTwoOfUs]

Don't use anything. If the fit is not really snug any material flapping around can damage the paintwork.

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[Paul J]

I've ended up with buying a cover off Amazon, seems to have good customer reviews, and had some dimensions which I was able to tailor to the bike, I also liked that it's black, is elasticated, and has eyes for straps / chain etc

The Oxford ones look great too, and point taken about paintwork, I'm not overly fussed about cosmetics, but will make sure it's not flapping all over the place by some strategically placed straps if required, would just rather cover it up so as not to attract too much attention, and avoid a tonne of cleaning

Paul

 

[rrusty]

I have had an Oxford on mine for 6 years and put a few bungees on and no problems with flapping.