BikeParka URBAN Waterproof Bicycle Cover

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URBAN ARROW JACKET PROTECTOR AND CHILD'S FOOT GUARDDo you ever have a child on the back or wearing a long dress or coat?

Believing fervently that cycling will save the world, she wishes that more people would just ride a bike and be pleasant to each other.This bike parka will keep my traditional ladies touring bike free from the winter blues in readiness for fine weather rides.

The Stuff Sac measures just 20cm x 12cm (8" x 3" ) and is ultra-lightweight, weighing just 14 ounces (400 grams). As a woman I feel so much more confident cycling now that I have your cycle insurance as I know you will get me home safely if I have a problem.Fitting your BikeParka Each BikeParka adjusts to sit slightly differently on each bike to allow for different sized frames, handle bars and seat heights. While all bike cover manufacturers will claim that their cover is effective and fits any kind of bike, BikeParka is certainly the best bike cover I’ve ever tried out. An elasticated base, plus eyelets for further bungees help keep the slightly formless shape in check, as does a central elasticated cinch along the spine of the cover - without tightening this, I found ponding of water does occur. Care over time Each BikeParka has the highest UV protection to keep the colour bright but you can extend its life by keeping it in the shade whenever possible.

The compact size was commuter-friendly, especially considering the stuff sack comes with velcro loops to attach to the frame. cc review team whilst championing women's cycling on the side, most notably via two years as editor of the, sadly now defunct, UK's first and only women's cycling mag, erm, Women's Cycling. The parka also has a mesh/taffeta lining, with handy side pockets and is ventilated on both the back and the forearms.Park my Perky Condor Tourer when Pouring and Parky in Urban Bristol Under a Blue Bike Parka, Please! A thick elastic keeps the cover secure around the bottom of your wheels - adjust the fit in big winds with the plastic toggle near the top. It’s about to be fixed up but winning this cover would help me keep it nice after lots of hard work to make it nice again! I cannot imagine a beleaguered commuter opting to fold a bike cover in high winds, so opted for a haphazard-stuff as a better real-world test - I do worry, too, for the long term service life of the zip, which does strain while packing it away. Designed in partnership with a tent manufacturer from New Zealand with a 25-year pedigree, the folks at BikeParka take pride in making great products that are up for any challenge.