Customer Reviews for VEVOR Motorcycle Tent Motorbike Cover Larger Shelter UV Resistant Dustproof Shield

Easy to put together and set up, i tested it for waterproofing by spending the night inside it on a camping cot bed when we had bad weather, it stayed bone dry, i recomend this bike cover to all bike owners.

The burgers are very big.

The overall product is good but you need to be careful when erecting it. As you can cause damage of the ribs are not secure when manoeuvring the structure. There is no explanation or instructions online on how to use the combination lock and fix the fittings. I’d class myself as quite practical and could not work it out. So I have contacted support. I was really disappointed with the securing bolts supplied. Do not rely on these for any type of bad winds. They are ok if you are erecting this product in an enclosed area. If it is exposed to the elements I’d recommend upgrading the securing bolts to longer more robust bolts. This isn’t a massive expense but could save you chasing the structure in a bad storm. 😁

Have had to get it repaired as the wind broke the welds. Other then that it is very nice and bike fits well. Well protected from the elliments

the cover is big enough to cover , my honda nc750x with along screen , with no problems .

Brilliant cover it’s easier to cover my scooter

Nice quality, snug fit for my gsx1400, instruction needing re vamped, too small a writing and they had me building it back to front all sorted now

Thunder Cat Shelter I bought this for my husband’s motorcycle. The 1st thing that impressed me was how long it was. There is also plenty of room either side with the bike inside. It was easy to put together, even with an injured back my husband put it together on his own in about an hour and a half. Although the very basic instructions are more of a guide than a manual (one piece of A5 paper) all the bits that were supposed to be in the box were there and only a couple of small spanners are required. The instruction advise that you weigh the back end down and we did this with two 10 kg weights. Most of the frame parts merely push-fit together apart from a couple of uprights that you need the spanner for. You could use one spanner and a pair of mole grips. The little windows are a bonus and the whole fabric cover which is quite thick is fitted to the frame using Velcro and plastic clips. When assembled it’s very large, over 100 inches and it is also very easy to lift up the end of the frame. The motorcycle is now nestled safely inside for the winter.

Stands up well to weather winds an rain. Needs to be properly secured to the ground of course.

Using this shelter as intended would take a lot of space that we don't have in our back yard. I knew that when buying it and as it is not expensive, I wondered if I could adapt it as a canopy to cover two wall mounted cycle stands. I know the manufacturer cannot guarantee it for the adapted use, but I am pleased with the solution. I screwed half the base to the wall, trimmed the cover material and secured it to one outer hoop with cable ties, adding some thin wood strips to prevent the material ponding. It has survived several storms. The remainder of the strong material provides a cover for another bike, and the spare hoops are going to provide a good frame for nets to cover my fruit bushes! Satisfied customer.