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Old 03-06-23, 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted by eduskator
OP wants a bike cover to protect his bike, period... Telling him that his bike can handle rain or be dirty is not very relevant to his enquiry on this forum.

My race bike does not (never) see rain, dirt, sand, salt, etc. Not because it's not capable of, but because I baby it and I specifically bought a gravel bike for spring and rainy days. I am sure a Ferrari can be driven in rain or even during a cold harsh winter, but people choose not to do it and it's OK.

Let us know if you end up buying that stretching bike cover and how it holds. I know high speed wind can be a PITA with covers...
The OP asked this question 3 years ago. I posted my comment to someone else who renewed the dead thread. Its odd, but it seems like many dont realize a bike can get wet and not be ruined.
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