Bicycle Covers
Protect your bike from rain, dust, and sun. Waterproof outdoor covers and breathable indoor covers — built for all weather, delivered worldwide.
How to choose a bicycle cover
Why cover your bike
If you park outdoors — on a balcony, in a yard, or against a wall — sun, rain, and dust degrade your bike faster than riding does. UV fades paint and cracks rubber, rain and humidity rust your chain and bolts, and dust works into your drivetrain. A good cover is the cheapest way to add years to your bike.
Outdoor vs indoor covers
Outdoor covers are waterproof, UV-coated, and usually have tie-down straps and grommets to survive wind and rain. Indoor covers are lighter and breathable — they keep dust off a bike stored in a flat, garage, or under the stairs without trapping moisture. Avoid sealing a wet bike under a fully waterproof cover indoors; trapped condensation can cause rust.
Material & waterproofing (Denier ratings)
Fabric is rated in Denier (D) — the thread thickness. 190D–210D polyester or Oxford fabric handles everyday weather; 420D and above is heavy-duty for harsh sun and long outdoor storage. Look for taped or heat-sealed seams and a PU/PVC coating for true waterproofing, not just water resistance.
Sizing & fit
Measure your bike’s length (front to rear wheel) and height (ground to handlebar). Most single covers fit standard adult bikes up to ~200 cm long. If you have a fat-bike, cargo bike, or a bike with a rear rack or basket, size up. Multi-bike covers are sized by the number of bikes — measure your parked footprint, not just one frame.
For harsh weather
Pick a cover with strong UV resistance for intense summer sun, and full waterproofing with sealed seams for heavy rain. Tie-down straps or a bottom buckle stop it blowing off in wind. A lock hole lets you run your U-lock through while covered, and a breathable vent reduces condensation in humid weather.
Frequently asked questions
Do I really need a bicycle cover?+
If your bike lives outdoors or in a dusty space, yes. A $5–$10 cover protects paint, the drivetrain, and electronics that cost far more to repair or replace.
What’s the difference between an indoor and outdoor cover?+
Outdoor covers are fully waterproof and UV-coated for the elements. Indoor covers are breathable and lightweight, made to keep dust off without trapping moisture during storage.
What does 210D or 420D mean?+
Denier (D) measures the fabric’s thread thickness. Higher numbers are thicker and more durable — 210D suits everyday use, while 420D+ is heavy-duty for harsh sun and long-term outdoor storage.
Will the cover keep my bike dry in heavy rain?+
A cover with a PU/PVC coating and sealed seams will. Pair it with a bottom drawstring or straps so wind-driven rain can’t get underneath, and choose a breathable vent to avoid condensation.
How do I stop the cover from blowing away?+
Look for built-in buckle straps, an elastic or drawstring hem, and grommets. Many riders also run a U-lock or bungee cord through the cover and frame to anchor it in strong wind.
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