Recomm. for a bicycle cover

Some stores sell a bicycle bag. Like to put bike in for
Chirstmas and under the tree.

I MTB 2004

Zilla said:

I plan to commute to work on a 52cm road bike, with a
Blowfish 'bak to hold my work clothes. I'll have to chain
my bike outside and I want to cover it to protect it from
the sun. Any recomms for one that is light enough to fold
and fit in my 'bak along with my clothes, but strong
enough so it doesn't tear easily?

Can you get some Tyvek from a home store, add some duct tape
or your favorite fastener, and roll your own?

I've never done it, but it sounds simple enough. Dumb ideas
usually sound pretty simple.

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Dave dvt at psu dot edu

dvt said:

Zilla said:

I plan to commute to work on a 52cm road bike, with a
Blowfish 'bak to hold my work clothes. I'll have to chain
my bike outside and I want to cover it to protect it from
the sun. Any recomms for one that is light enough to fold
and fit in my 'bak along with my clothes, but strong
enough so it doesn't tear easily?

Can you get some Tyvek from a home store, add some duct
tape or your favorite fastener, and roll your own?

I've never done it, but it sounds simple enough. Dumb
ideas usually sound pretty simple.

--
Dave dvt at psu dot edu

C'mon, I want it to look cool too! 🙂 I'll probably do this
if I can't find a satisfactory off-the-shelf solution.

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- Zilla Cary, NC (Remove XSPAM)

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Can you get some Tyvek from a home store, add some duct
tape or your favorite fastener, and roll your own?

I've never done it, but it sounds simple enough. Dumb
ideas usually sound pretty simple.

--
Dave dvt at psu dot edu

C'mon, I want it to look cool too! 🙂 I'll probably do
this if I can't find a satisfactory off-the-shelf
solution.

If you want to look cool, the last thing you need is a
bicycle cover. Ok, well maybe a raincape would be slightly
less cool.

Rob