ATV Cover

[Hooked On a Feeling]

Can anyone recommend a good quality "trailerable" atv cover? I purchased a cover online 2 weeks ago and it fell apart after only 300 miles.

Thanks

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[Lazy Mike]

I purchased a Cabelas brand ATV cover and am impressed with the quality. Granted I haven't traveled with it yet, but it certainly looks up to the challenge.

[MikeYager - Suzuki]

Gander sells a pretty nice trailer cover. I think around $79? I use it for storage and have only trailored with it once but it seems pretty heavy duty. I would suggest only using it if the weather is bad as any cover can mark your machine from constant wind buffeting.

[burl]

Purchase one that says its for trailering.Most of the cheeper ones are not and will not last very long.Most of the atv makers sell covers that are built well but cost more.Paid $150 for a cover for my bomber it it has held up great.Burl.

[Dave]

Call around to places that make fish houses and custom canvas products, too. I had a custom cover made for my Sportsman that has the large and small Otter Monster Box. Tiedown slits and loops, drawstrings around the bottom, reinforced/double material around the winch area. Fits like a glove and only ran $105.

[Black_Bay]

I have a Scheer Madness Bodycover that I've had for 6 years and it's worn very well.

[Hooked On a Feeling]

Thanks for the input guys! I thought I was getting a good deal on a cover, but ended up throwing good money at a bad product. I do live close to a custom canvas business, I think I'll get a quote from them.

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