Customer Reviews for Motorcycle Cover 600D Tent Oxford Material Motorcycle Shed Anti-UV

Perfect

I bought this to store lawn furniture and bicycles in during the winter months. I put it on top of some pallets and plywood and secured it down. The directions were terrible but I was able to figure it out and it should go up quicker next time. There were a lot of leftover parts some of them are not even on the parts list. Overall great product and I am very happy with my purchase!

I recently bought a motorcycle and didn't have anywhere covered to store it so I purchased this to put away the end the driveway. Putting it together was a pain because the instructions are so poorly written and the pictures aren't accurate. I ended up just throwing the canvas material over the poles and pulling it into place. Much easier that way.

IT IS A GREAT COVER FOR MY MOTORCYCLE FITS GOOD JUST HAVE TO LOWER MY ANTENNA I'M JUST ABOUT TO ORDER ONE MORE FOR MY OTHER MOTORCYCLE

I love it a lot I am thinking about getting another one is stand up to a lot of wind so far it keeps the rain off my bike keeps my bike nice and fresh no moisture thanks

Everything is fine with my order.

Super easy to build and set up, would recommend tighting the bolts on the bracket first

Great product the only thing I do recommend is that you anchor it down it comes with what is need to anchor it down unfortunately I didn’t and I wish I had but I will next time I use it!

Mainly used indoors so I haven't had it drenched yet, but it fits and appears of good quality and value.

I used to have shelter that cost twice as much but this one seemed to be so similar that I thought I'd try it out. As all the other review indicate, the instructions are crap. Completely wrong in some places. I don't understand how Vevor can see these reviews and not take action. If you're reading this, I'd be happy to create accurate, reliable instructions for this product! After tossing the instructions aside I figured it out and was able to complete assembly in just under 30 min. The tarp/cover is not the quality i was hoping for but was in line with the price paid. Same for the gauge of poles used. I think it will get me through a few season though. Definitely use some cinder blocks to weigh down the cross bar inside. Wind can definitely take this thing away. locking the thing down is not a huge concern for me so I didn't bother with the lock feature. At first the front part was lift off the ground about 2 inches but in time I guess it stretched out and fully touches the ground now. Opens and closes with ease and not too bad of an eyesore on the side of the house.