New in carry bag, DOWCO Protector PX-100 large motorcycle cover for full dress motorcycles. Purchased new but not used or removed from carry bag.
"The Dowco Cover Guardian Weatherall PX100 L
Made from Dowco's tough, medium-weight polyester, exclusive ClimaShield fabric protection and moisture guard vent system. Soft fabric liner prevents scratching of the windshield. Cover seams are sealed with tape to make the cover waterproof. The Guardian Deluxe Weatherall covers include an elastic shock cord that is sewn into the bottom hem to insure a snug fit; lockable grommets, which enable the use of a cable lock"
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