I typically either ride from my shop or travel solo and meet up with people to go riding so I usually haul my sled in the back of my truck with a cover.
I just purchased a Skinz stretch cover and tried it on the sled to test fit. The cover comes in it's own carry bag and come with a patch kit.
I am impressed with the weight of the stretch material that this is constructed from. The cover is designed to fit over any configuration you have on your sled.
You really have to pull on this thing to get it stretched down around the bottom of the machine. There are three clip on pull straps that go under the sled. They have clips and adjusters on both sides of the machine so you can adjust the cover evenly and can unstrap from either side.
Here you can see how tight it stretches. I have a RAM mount for my GoPro on my front bumper. You can see the ball poking up. You can also see the lines of the hood edges.
They say the front material is waterproof, so I decided to test it out with the hose on full blast from 15 feet away. I had my doubts as it looked like the water was soaking right through the material.
Pulled the cover off and the hood is bone dry.
I have not had this out on the road yet but I don't think I will be disappointed. I don't believe this will flap at all since it gets tight as a drum. The material that covers the seat/tank area is made to let air flow through to prevent ballooning.
This is not a cheap way to go. But this will fit any long track sled. A much better investment than buying the overpriced OEM covers for each sled you buy. I am guessing this will last for my next 4 or 5 sleds.
Also MADE IN THE USA!
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I just purchased a Skinz stretch cover and tried it on the sled to test fit. The cover comes in it's own carry bag and come with a patch kit.
I am impressed with the weight of the stretch material that this is constructed from. The cover is designed to fit over any configuration you have on your sled.
![hequ3ude.jpg](http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/01/06/hequ3ude.jpg)
You really have to pull on this thing to get it stretched down around the bottom of the machine. There are three clip on pull straps that go under the sled. They have clips and adjusters on both sides of the machine so you can adjust the cover evenly and can unstrap from either side.
![hute9ara.jpg](http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/01/06/hute9ara.jpg)
Here you can see how tight it stretches. I have a RAM mount for my GoPro on my front bumper. You can see the ball poking up. You can also see the lines of the hood edges.
![ugyry2eq.jpg](http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/01/06/ugyry2eq.jpg)
They say the front material is waterproof, so I decided to test it out with the hose on full blast from 15 feet away. I had my doubts as it looked like the water was soaking right through the material.
![a3eva9yq.jpg](http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/01/06/a3eva9yq.jpg)
Pulled the cover off and the hood is bone dry.
I have not had this out on the road yet but I don't think I will be disappointed. I don't believe this will flap at all since it gets tight as a drum. The material that covers the seat/tank area is made to let air flow through to prevent ballooning.
This is not a cheap way to go. But this will fit any long track sled. A much better investment than buying the overpriced OEM covers for each sled you buy. I am guessing this will last for my next 4 or 5 sleds.
Also MADE IN THE USA!
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