In my experience, the ones from Argos tend to tear easily. Edinburgh Bicycle (and probably others)
sell VK Bike Pyjamas which are made of a tough woven (breathable?) material. They come complete with
brass eyelets and a tie-cord. No, I'm not on commission, just a satisfied user. BTW, they're equally
effective at keeping your bike dust-free if, like mine, your garage isn't a haven of cleanliness.
John "Danny Colyer" <
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> Geoff Pearson wrote:
> > Covering a wet piece of machinery is sometimes not a good idea - car covers were always thought
> > to do more damage than leaving the car in the open. My bike is parked under a roof but open to
> > the elements.
>
> Covering a dry piece of machinery that is likely to get wet if not covered is, OTOH, rather a
> good idea.
>
> Buying a bike cover actually reduced the frequency with which I needed to to lube my chain by
> about 80%. It's also saved me from having to ride home with a wet seat on numerous occasions. But
> the time I've been most glad of it was when I found a guano sample on the cover that would
> otherwise have been right in the middle of my seat.
>
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>
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