can i chain my bike up with the cover over it?
589214
I chain the rear end of my bike to the bike rack and put the cover over most of it. I tried it with the front end in the rack so that I could cover the rear fully, but the bike moves and leans too much when I secure it that way. I prefer securing the front of the bike, so I am thinking through how to keep the bike straight when securing the front. I may secure the front wheel to the frame with a solid piece so it doesn't pivot and lean. Other than that, the bike cover is the best one I've ever had - wind, pouring rain and heat have not impacted it to date. I hope that some of this helps. Perhaps others can provide insights on how best to secure the front of the bike to the rack so that it doesn't move/lean so that the rear can be fully protected by the bike cover. Thank you.
1894281
There is a zipper on it so I believe you can remove the cover. I have yet to try to remove it as I have a cover over it of my own
1593585
I have never tried that. My guess is that the cover would impede the progress.
174013
I believe I have.It's not super easy to do as it's supposed to be a heavy duty chain but it is possible with the right tools.You'll definitely need to put some force behind it though.
1203932
No, It don't. My antenna bends fairly easy , So the cover just rides it over and covers Bike completely. I guess you could cut small hole in it, And use a grommet around it, If you wanted....for the antenna. But I'm very Happy with the cover...Antenna hole or not...
162828
I guess you could, as there are two zippers at the front sides of the cover. Then you would have to move the front panel up and over the top which would be very awkward but doable.
2232602
This cover completely encloses the kayak, so you may have to loop the chain through the loops in the top of the cover. Otherwise, I just do not know! Maybe you could leave the cover unzipped slightly to slip chain through open zipper???
948093
You definitely could. The cover is large enough. If you did add snaps, don't just pull on the tarp to unsnap though. You will also need to reinforce the snaps with heavier material. This tarp is a great weather cover, but is not heavy duty by any means. Both our covers have holes after the wind blew our bikes over and the handlebars (from new bikes so they are still cushion covered) scraped through. It took a few times, but duck tape seems to fix that for now until I can sew a patch on. If you made sure to set you bike in a way this blowing over couldn't happen, that problem would be solved. But yes snaps could work, if you had enough reinforced material sewed on each side to have something to hold onto when unsnapping or it will rip. Probably why they used velcro as fasteners for closing in underneath the bike.
567275
I'm not sure that it would. My bike is not a cruiser, and I have a basked on the back, that I removed, when I put the cover on.
2192115
The Stuff Sac is not attached to the cover. The cord on top is a toggle - you can adjust the elastic on top to better fit the cover to your bike.
496727
I've never tried to cover two bikes. However, the cover fits perfectly over my large frame size Specialized Sirrus Elite with 22" wide handlebars. My guess the answer to your question would be no. Hope this helps.
1664595
Using cover on a 27" mountain bike the entire bike is covered, the part covering the back behind the seat of the bike has extra room and could cover a basket.
1080212
I honestly don't know? It is just a slip over cover which is open at the bottom with a nice heavy seam on top. I am thinking you might have to find a way to secure it with the bike hanging by the wheels? Sorry I can't be of more help. My grandchildren's bicycles are just on the floor in the garage on their kickstands. It fits nicely over them.
1697040
I have a 2-bike floor stand. I cover my bike close to the rack, then lift the front wheel to put it in the rack so the integrity of the cover isn't affected. It's a sturdy cover.
61530
Yes you can. Just play with the position of the brackets, depending of your bikes. When I have two bikes I prefer to tied them together to avoid scratching them each other. Great carrier and very light too.
1798387
Yes, Don't crank it down too tight after attaching the bike. Better still attach to the bike post.
1889263
I'm sorry I can't help you because I used the cover to store my extra bike outside and now it is buried in a snow bank behind the house. When the snow melts I will find out just good this cover is and will gladly measure the cover for you.