Is this suitable for covering a bike on a car bike rack while driving?
1168465
I'll be interested to see what others say. I know how the manufacturer feels about that because as I told him, we used these to cover our new bikes on our RV while driving across the state in the rain. When we got there, the bikes were wet, but clean, so we were satisfied. And we'll be using them that way again. They probably won't last as long, but we didn't want them just to keep dust off the bikes in the garage! We'll see...
1168466
I haven't tried it on a car bike rack but,there is a side release buckle strap at the middle and there are 2 reinforced metal ring holes at both rear and front end of the cover. So you can use ropes or cables to secure the cover.
1168467
No. The wind with damage it. It is only good to cover while bike is parked.
1660762
I have two answers. Yes, it would be strong enough because it has both some sticky adhesive type thing and a suction cup, but I would not trust it over time on your bike, that just makes me nervous.
1108933
Should be enough to shield the inside tire but the tread will still be exposed versus covered like the outside tire
38942
That's an interesting application idea. I use mine to protect the upholstery on the floor of my car. The sides which are not covered by the factory accessory mat. It clings well to the fibers and I installed it a year ago. It appears quite clear to this day and it has endured great temperature changes over that period of time. You'll probably see it on the desk yet that is not a bad thing in view of the protection.
927480
I will say it is very safe but may be too big for a bicycle. It is perfect for on top of our motorcycle luggage rack.
1724702
Waterproof? No, but my bike lives in the carport and this cover works very well in Louisiana weather.
769210
I don't see why not. I bought these racks for my brother as a gift and they are pretty long. The belt goes around your vehicle. They should cover the entire car.
2118680
I think it would be great for that when you're stationary. You'd want to remove it when you were driving though, because I don't think it would stand up to the winds, but it's VERY easy to remove and install.
1080213
If you hang your bike upside down by the wheels I would think this cover would fall off-best for a cover of a kick stand set bike. Hope this helps
1080211
It was not made to cover like that. However, if you buy a snap fastener kit and modify it, you could! The Plastic cover is just that... an open cover.if you hang your bicycle upside down then you will have to modify the cover to stay on somehow.
251082
well if you have a rack in the back it might be possiblebut from what I've seen it looks like you might have to get a little creative. I did see a sport bike one time with It on.
2198654
Only if you want to protect your paint on your bike. It does give it a snug fit but I didn't put mine on and I havnt had any issues. Just tighten it on good.
53391
Probably,as long as the bike rack is above the ball hitch for the car dolly and doesn't interfere with the tongue of the dolly when making sharp turns.
254952
No, first of all you won't be able to see, and I'm sure the straps won't hold it on during driving time. I use it just while it's being stored,and from the inside getting wet!
2062688
No, it will not. I bought this for my daughter, who has a touring bike (old fashioned kind with fenders, big tires, sits upright) and it barely covers it. This cover is better for a racing bike I think.
1697038
sorry i havent used it on bike rack but i can tell you that it went thru very strong winds and rain this last two weeks here in illinois you can check the really bad weather weve had here if you dont know
413062
A bungee cord would be better (it's what I use for both keeping the front tire from moving, and keeping the bike from swinging on my bike mount), but if you put a couple of these together, you could use it to secure your bike to a car bike stand.