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Topeak Bike Rain Cover
Topeak Bike Rain Cover
Topeak Bike Rain Cover
Topeak
Quickly folds to compact size. Easy to carry and store.
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$39.34
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Rated 4.100000/5
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Top Features of the Topeak Bike Rain Cover
Quickly folds to compact size. Easy to carry and store.
- Fits the bike easily with elastic strap bottom closure
- UV proof - keeps water and rust away
- 190T Nylon with water resistant coating on both sides
About the Topeak brand
The People at Topeak spend a good part of their days listening to cyclists needs and figuring out new ways to make their riding experience more enjoyable. This is born out of a desire to make their products better and better. Made up of a close knit global team of engineers, designers, sales and marketing folks, the Topeak Team continually looks at new ways of approaching cycling and its special requirements... that’s because they are riders too.
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Topeak Bike Rain Cover
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Good bike cover
A good quality and robust bike cover, which fits nicely and stays in place.
My only issue is that it doesn't fit toally when I have my tri-bars in place
29 June 2010
Great product
Got one of these as it was decided at work that all bikes should be stored out side and did not want by bike going rusty after being stored out side for 8-10 hours a day 5-6 days a week. Kept my bike dry during the day. Only 1 problem was it does not fit over my bike like in the picture as if's to small. If I have it down as far as possable at the back it will only go have way down the wheel the front wheel
16 June 2010
got this for my scott. absolutely great for my scott sportster p1 (hybrid). it will do nicely with any bike! highlty recommended
14 June 2010
Good protection when storing a bike outdoors
Having to keep the bike outdoors while living in a flat, this was a great purchase. Leaving the bike exposed to rain is a sure fire way to see components rust up and get a soggy saddle.
I had been using an old motorbike cover, but the poor fit, flimsy material and extra bulk made it less than ideal. The topeak cover fits just right, so it won't blow aside in the wind, is good quality, and packs down into a manageable self-zipping package when not being used.
12 February 2012
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We were thinking of using these for covering bikes whilst touring and camping to keep the rain off, does anyone have a rough idea of how heavy they are and how small they pack up?
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Weight is 295 grams and it packs up about the size of a fat paperback bookCountry : United Kingdom
3 months, 1 week ago
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The cover weighs roughly half a kilo and when you pack it up its about 20x15x7 cm.I expect it would be very convenient for touring
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hi there, I just bought one of these and they're about the size of a iphone when folded up, and about an inch thick. It's very light weight, I would say 100g or so.Answer:
Not sure on weight but they are small and portable once packed up.1 year, 4 months ago
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24 x 15 x 4 cm roughly. Surprisingly light for size, but not incredibly easy to pack into pouch.1 year, 7 months ago
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Cover folds to 23x13x8cm and weighs 280g (next to nothing). I would think it is ideal for touring.Country : United Kingdom
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They have a stuff pocket built into the side of them and pack down to the size of a fat paperback book and I've just weighed the mountain bike version and it comes in at just over 300gms.1 year, 8 months ago
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Is there a hole in the cover for the lock - as I have 2 that go around a vertical pole?
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There is no hole for a lock so I just push it up far enough to fit the lockCountry : United Kingdom
3 months, 1 week ago
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No holes, but I cut a hole in mine and the material is pretty good so the hold has not got any bigger.1 year, 4 months ago
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No hole.1 year, 7 months ago
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No there is not.Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 10 months ago
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There is no hole for a cover.Answer:
No. You have to go underneath the cover. This is still workable though.Answer:
No I am afraid not, the cover also comes right down to about three inches off the ground so a longer lock may not work either
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No... but the cover is lose enough that you could have it slightly raised on one side where the lock would be attached to the bike/pole.
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There are no holes in the cover for a lock.2 years, 3 months ago
Hello,
For a Surly LHT with 26" wheels and panniers, is it better to take the MTB or Road model? Thanks
For a Surly LHT with 26" wheels and panniers, is it better to take the MTB or Road model? Thanks
Country : Australia
2 years, 3 months ago
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Not familiar with your make of bike but the cover's fit is mainly governed by the wheel size so the MTB version works for 26 inch wheels. Note that it's not a good fit for a 29er.Country : United Kingdom
3 months, 1 week ago
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MTB cover fits well over flat bar roadbikeAnswer:
I think it's better to take mountain bike cover. My girlfriend has hybrid 700 bike and the MB cover is just ideal for the job.1 year, 6 months ago
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If you have drop bars you'll need the road, straight bars get the mtb. hope that helps.Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 11 months ago
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I'd go the MTB model, I've got the MTB model on a 58cm framed flat bar rodie with racks and it just fits. The road cover is even smaller.Answer:
I would think the MTB would be ideal as the cover is quite wide to cover panniers
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You would be better off with the MTB version I think, more room for the panniers due to bar and frame width.2 years, 2 months ago
I often have to leave my bike outdoors when I'm at work, they use standard upside down U shaped posts mounted in the ground to lock the bikes to. Will this cover go over the bike and the locking post?
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There is a little flex in the cover so it might work if the upside down U is smaller than the bike.Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 10 months ago
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Easily I would think. Mine is also locked to a locking post.2 years, 5 months ago
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It is a tight fit over a standard MTB bike, so I think you will struggle to get it over a bike and the stand, which means you will probably damage all to quickly.I used to use a motorbike cover (cheap, robust and plenty of room) for my bike at work (similar locking arrangement) and just left the cover permamently at work.
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I lock mine to a fence post with a long-ish thick cable which sits about mid-wheel height. The cover goes over my 60cm hybrid bike frame and easily reaches down over the pedals on the non-lock side and both tyres. I use the pouch hookstrap to tie it down to protect from the wind.Answer:
It goes over my 19" Dawes Hybrid and locking post. It's quite voluminous - you can see how baggy it is from the picture. You can get the exact dimensions from the Topeak site and then measure. I bought the MTB one.Country : United Kingdom
2 years, 9 months ago
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Probably but I am not able to guarantee it because there are too many variables including the size of the post and the size of your bike.
Which cover would be best for a hybrid ?
2 years, 1 month ago
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the one for the mountain bike is perfect for a hybrid. I have a hybrid and I ordered the mountain bike version, it fits perfectly.Answer:
Take mountain bike one.1 year, 6 months ago
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The racing bike cover doesn't fit my hybrid.1 year, 7 months ago
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I use the Topeak Bike Rain Cover, mountain bike shape, for my hybrid and it fits well.Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 10 months ago
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It depends if it has flat bars or drops.For flats go for MTB, for drops go for Road.
MTB fits over both if you are unsure. It fits bigger than the road so with be baggier that's all (to allow chunkier tyres, longer wheelbase and wider bars).
Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 11 months ago
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If your hybrid has wide flat/riser bars go for the MTB cover. Otherwise the Road version would probably be best.2 years, 1 month ago
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Will the Toppeak MTB rain cover be big enough to fit over a Dawes Discovery301 Town Bike?
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No problem at all. make sure you order the mountain bike version.2 years, 5 months ago
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The MTB cover fits nicely over my wife's Dawes hybrid bike (700c wheels, straight handlebars).Answer:
I have a Ridgeback Genesis Day03 60cm frame and the MTB cover fits fine. The elastic round the bottom isn't strong enough to stop a strong wind from removing the cover, but the handlebars to saddle fit shouldn't be a problem and the handlebar width is OK for me and my bars are farily wide.Country : United Kingdom
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It fits over 19" Dawes Hybrid - and is voluminous. Exact measurements can be obtained from the Topeak site - there are 2 different covers, different sizes.Country : United Kingdom
2 years, 9 months ago
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I would think so.3 years, 6 months ago
since there's no dimensions given and from the visual it looks like a normal roadbike. Will this fit on my Tri bike with aero bars? Its help for me to choose between the mtb and road version.
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I suspect it will be too tight, though the Road version might work. The problem will be the bar extensions. Take then off and you will be fine!2 years, 5 months ago
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The MTB version nicely fits my wife 700c wheel hybrid (Straight handlebars), but the cut of the cover won't allow it to go over drop handlebars (I tried it).The road version fits nicely over drop handlebars, but was too small for my 700c touring bike (primarily on length, but also on saddle height) so I had to send it back. So, unless you've got a small frame there will not be enough slack in the cover to go over your aero bars.
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The cover works ok with my tri-bile with bars fitted - but it is not perfect. Without the bars the fit is very good, but when they are on it is OK but not perfect
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The handlebar section of the cover is fitted so you may struggle to get it to fit onto a bike with tri bars. Since bikes are varying sizes and shapes you might be fine but its a case of trying it on your bike.2 years, 9 months ago
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