SledGear Deluxe cover-fits perfectly (Pic)

[Ben 500RR-S]

I've had this cover for a while now for my 2004 SkiDoo REV and it fit and works very well. Lots of straps(an advantage for no flapping while trailering, but can be a chore as there are so many although I've gotten used to working them on and off as well as the time needed to put on and off) and well made for what it is.

I threw the cover over the bike and again, another perfect fit. The front fender is covered and the two straps that would have gone onto the ski spindles clip onto the bottom of the forks. The straps allow the cover to cinch down tight to compensate for the narrow bike and thankfully there are two straps that will go under the machine(s) to help with keeping the full coverage in place. The length can even cover the entire track=nice.

It is this SledGear Classic Extreme cover: https://www.amazon.com/Classic-Accessories-71847-SledGear-Snowmobile/dp/B000UU3JT4

 

[Snowman269]

Your post is good timing as I've been looking at the Timbersled covers

https://store.timbersled.com/en-us/shop/accessories/transport/2882588/

$100 verses $229

 

[Ben 500RR-S]

Glad it works out.

The cover was cheaper when I bought it but this was like many years ago, maybe 2007 or 2008 when I first got it. Still, it is a very durable cover, has the soft part that would cover the cowl on the sled, and has a lot of straps along with being elastic at the bottom to help cinch things up. If/when I ever need another cover, I'd go with the same one.

 

[Ben 500RR-S]

The cover worked quite well for the 130 mile one-way ride to the snow.