is it good for an atv or motorcycle seatcover? or is it pretty resistant towards water? plz answer asap
1519431
It is but I dont think it will last long due to the material not being thick. I used the item for arm rest cover and it works fine but I barely lean on it. It is resistant to water.
1737786
It is not water resistant. Also, if you are sweating outside in, you should seek for medical attention. This devise will however be fine with the seat on your arm.
1795976
Item is designed for a dirt bike. I have used in heavy rain and covered it in mud with no problems. I doubt you can submerge it in water for any extended period of time. But it is definitely water resistant.
2238405
The bag appears to be water resistant and there is a map sleeve that allows you to protect a paper map or riding instructions. There is no large cover that would protect it from serious rain though. I suspect for most outings it will do fine. I really like the ability to remove it from the bike and use it as a shoulder bag. It is also large enough to carry a few small articles of clothing and snacks. Hope this helps. DT
973589
Any faux leather fabric should be water resistant to a point... but I suggest wrapping the foam in plastic underneath and spraying a layer of water proofer (for tents) on it, if you do use it. That is what I did when I re-covered mine. I did not use this fabric for my cycle but it is pretty nice stuff. I definitely suggest it. Note, it has a distressed leather feel to it rather than a shimmery leather texture.
2059197
I live on a lake and fly mine off water all the time. In the first week I burned up the receiver and motor when it got very wet. Replaced the parts and treated the receiver/esc and motor with CorrosionX. That stuff is amazing. It will waterproof the components and is a good lubricant for the motor. goes on like a thin oil. Just squirt it on (try and work onto both sides of the receiver/esc board). With this treatment the plane has survived dozens of "not so good" landings on water. Re-apply every 20-30 water landings. Google the stuff, modelers swear by it.
1340755
The official word from the manufacture is "water tight". I wouldn't drop it in the lake just for fun, but holds up to nasty weather just fine.
604425
I have had this for 2 years and several storms later and it is still water proof. I intend to buy another for my new motorcycle. Hope this answers your question.
807718
No. it's not water-resistant. I rode it under heavy rains and had not problem at all. As long as it's not submerged in the water and should be ok.
2027335
I think it's water proof. I mounted mine on the chassis and it is working fine. Only had in use for a few weeks now.
1306477
No. It's no "completely" waterproof. If you submerge it over the top of the lids you will more than likely flood it but for that to happen your atv would have to be completely under. If your just riding through mud and rain then yes it will keep out the elements and all your belongings dry. We have taken ours through creeks and river crossings and it kept everything dry and it was snowing/raining. (Alaska)
1883197
I have a Honda PC 800 with "saddlebags" and an extra large windshield. The large fits perfectly. I will warn you though, it's not really water proof. If you're going to store your bike out doors, you might want to go a little higher end. My bike is in a car port, so this works fine. But on the occasions I've left it out in the open, even the more dew gets through.
2351
The top covering is some type of tightly woven, micro-fiber synthetic. 95% of the water will run off of it, but, it will 'get wet'. However, the covering is thin, and the amount of water (or perspiration) it will 'hold' per square inch is very little. It can be almost dried by strongly blotting with an absorbent dry cloth. It is NOT waterproof like plastic, vinyl, rubber, or treated leather. Also, it will wear out (be abraded) faster than the material previously mentioned.That all being said, it is the best bike seat I have found (for me @ 6'-2", 250lbs, 75yo)! All day comfort...my legs give out before my butt does...no more painful 'squirming' near the end of a long ride. Yippee! The top covering is some type of tightly woven, micro-fiber synthetic. 95% of the water will run off of it, but, it will 'get wet'. However, the covering is thin, and the amount of water (or perspiration) it will 'hold' per square inch is very little. It can be almost dried by strongly blotting with an absorbent dry cloth. It is NOT waterproof like plastic, vinyl, rubber, or treated leather. Also, it will wear out (be abraded) faster than the material previously mentioned.That all being said, it is the best bike seat I have found (for me @ 6'-2", 250lbs, 75yo)!... » Read More The top covering is some type of tightly woven, micro-fiber synthetic. 95% of the water will run off of it, but, it will 'get wet'. However, the covering is thin, and the amount of water (or perspiration) it will 'hold' per square inch is very little. It can be almost dried by strongly blotting with an absorbent dry cloth. It is NOT waterproof like plastic, vinyl, rubber, or treated leather. Also, it will wear out (be abraded) faster than the material previously mentioned.That all being said, it is the best bike seat I have found (for me @ 6'-2", 250lbs, 75yo)! All day comfort...my legs give out before my butt does...no more painful 'squirming' near the end of a long ride. Yippee! « Show Less
1425651
Andrew, Let me be the first to tell you this thing can handle a rough environment. I was actually looking for something a little more dainty but this would be great for what you are looking for. It doesn't seem to be completely water proof so keep that in mind but if you are just spilling some things on the front, back, or spine it would be PERFECTLY fine. It cleans off easily and is very sturdy. I hope this answered your question.
601007
I think it is water proof or resistant. However, I hope you will ask the dealer.
1443304
This is the best I can answer your question. We got it to use in a camp ground to protect the car from dust, oak fog and cotton wood debris. It does the job and we consider it waterproof too. It was in a bevy rain Saturday night . There were a few drops laying of top of the cover but nothing wet underneath. And, yes, we feel that it also protects from the sun. Hope this helps you.
2222377
I can't say for sure as I returned the item, but from my inspection of it, I would say that it probably is water resistant. It certainly was made of material that seemed that way. I returned it because it wasn't nearly as attractive in person as it was in the photo - it looks cheap. However, if appearance isn't all that important to you, it may work for your needs.