Scrambler Weather Cover

[BikerYoda1]

Hello everyone, I just bought a 2016 Triumph Scrambler and am looking for a motorcycle cover that will not melt on the exhaust pipes that are mounted higher than standard exhaust pipes. Most of the covers I have reviewed and researched have lower heat shields, that don't cover my pipes. Thanks!

 

[Greyfell]

, from the SF Bay Area.

If your Triumph dealer doesn't stock the cover for the Scrambler, check these sources (I suggest in this order):

www.newbonneville.com
www.revzilla.com
www.cyclegear.com

 

[BikerYoda1]

, from the SF Bay Area.

If your Triumph dealer doesn't stock the cover for the Scrambler, check these sources (I suggest in this order):

www.newbonneville.com
www.revzilla.com
www.cyclegear.com

Thanks I'll check those out and let you know what I find!

 

[Qship]

Welcome to TT from Eastern Canada.
Enjoy your ride.

 

[Mad On Triumphs]

andto the forum, from across the pond.
Hope that you'll find what your after, and I hope that you'll enjoy the forum too.

 

[BikerYoda1]

Thanks everyone! I appreciate the hospitality! I found a cover and it should be on its way. I decided to go with

 

[triumph david]

Welcome to TT from Mississippi.

 

[BikerYoda1]

Hey everyone, I received my cover (I haven't used it yet as my machine is stored in my shed.) how many of you leave your motorcycle uncovered when you drive to work and other places where it would be outside for most of the day? Being new to riding I wasn't sure what the best practice is. My Scrambler 900 is beautiful and I would like to take care of it as much as possible. The main place I will be traveling to for work provides uncovered lot parking, or I can shell out more cash for a month by month parking pass in the garage. Not having saddle bags (and I'm not interested in getting them) I'm slightly limited on space in my backpack and am interested in some experienced wisdom. Thanks!

 

[Rocky]

I didn't have any bikes until after I was retired so they are always in a garage except when I'm on the road.
At a motel I try to park it in a lighted place with wheel disc locks and a cover.
The cover won't prevent a theft, but out of sight is out of mind.....well.....to some extent
I would suggest covering it if you can. Long exposure to the sun will eventually fade your paint.
Are you able to store the cover at your work?

 

[Baldeagle]

Hi Josh and welcome,enjoy your new bike and the forum.

 

[BikerYoda1]

Thanks! I might be able to store it, great idea!

 

[Greyfell]

Thanks! I might be able to store it, great idea!

That will also allow the bike a little time to cool down before putting the cover on.

 

[triumph david]

Good idea keeping your bike covered, i even cover my bikes when they are in my shop, keeps them fresh with no dust.

 

[hemibee]

Welcome to TT from Southeast Texas.

 

[DaveM]

Hello and welcome to our forum

 

[BikerYoda1]

So I used my cover last night, it did well. The size I got, however doesn't fully cover the bike when the tall handlebar mirrors are in place.

 

[Greyfell]

Contact the seller tomorrow, and ask about exchanging for the next larger size. The worst they can do is say, "No." If they do, you are still covering nearly all of the metalwork and leather; just not the front wheel.