Nelson Rigg Burgundy Extra Large Motorcycle Cover!!! on 2040-parts.com
Inglewood, California, US
This auction is for a Nelson Rigg burgundy/silver extra large motorcycle cover. It is in perfect condition and has never been used. The extra large size is designed to fit touring sized motorcycles with saddlebags, but without a top box or travel trunk. It comes with a backpack-style carrying case.
Here are it's features:
• Made from a water resistant lighter weight UV-treated "Tri-Max®" polyester
• Ventilation system minimizes condensation build-up and allows constant air circulation
• Packed in free compression bag for the ultimate in compact storage (New for 2013)
• Snug elastic bottom with one-inch grommets at center and front wheel
• Soft windshield liner helps protect against scratching and hazing
• Silver heat resistant lower panels
• 2 year "No Hassle" warranty
More information at Nelsonrigg.com. Part no. - MC-DLX
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