I agree... and as soon as you hit good weather get the suds out... I have seen some bad paint after the wind gets ahold of what you cover it with... Uhaul wants 800 each way from NY to FL as a friend just checked two days ago... Thats a decent small enclosed trailer all day long... PRAY for some good weather bro and have some fun...I know exactly how you feel.I've had bad experience's in the past. Which is why I pull them in the enclosed now. Sometimes your better off with nothing on them(IMO).:zz2cents:
I have used covers in the past and had a hundred bungee's on it and it still shredded. I have also bought a roll of shrink wrap and it held up great. Here's how to do it, first put it on the trailer and strap it down good, second start wrapping the bike around and up and over until it is completely covered. And last make sure you start at the back and wrap up and over the bike overlapping the joints ( so the air don't flow in) until you reach the front. Now when you unwrap it do not use a utility knife no matter how careful you think you are, cut it off whit a scissors.
Since an enclosed trailer is not an option, looks like I may invest in some shrink wrap! Not to hip on going that route but I have shrink wrap at my disposal ..... Thanks! :2thumbs:I have used covers in the past and had a hundred bungee's on it and it still shredded. I have also bought a roll of shrink wrap and it held up great. Here's how to do it, first put it on the trailer and strap it down good, second start wrapping the bike around and up and over until it is completely covered. And last make sure you start at the back and wrap up and over the bike overlapping the joints ( so the air don't flow in) until you reach the front. Now when you unwrap it do not use a utility knife no matter how careful you think you are, cut it off whit a scissors.
Pull the wrap tight when doing it and yes I have done this twice from Pa. to Daytona.
