Motorcycle Cover for TRINITY

Yes, if you secure it correctly. Security straps under the motorcycle and the elastic hem at the front and rear prevent the cover from blowing up or slipping in gusts. For safety reasons, you should not use a cover during storms or severe weather.

Yes, that can fit. We have various sizes for this, including versions with extra front height for high windshields and more rear height for the top case. Use the size finder and select windshield and top case so you get the size that actually sits close to your Trinity and doesn’t stretch or ride up.

Yes. In winter, the cover protects your vehicle from rain, snow, dirt, and road salt spray, thereby reducing the risk of corrosion and unsightly deposits. At the same time, breathable areas and ventilation openings help moisture escape better from under the cover, so less condensation builds up.

Find more tips on winter storage here.

Yes, it can be worth it. In the garage or another enclosed space, an indoor cover keeps dust and dirt film away and protects against light contact scratches thanks to the soft fabric. Especially during longer periods of downtime, your motorcycle stays clean and you have significantly less cleaning effort.

Yes, that can fit. We have different sizes, and in the size finder, you can select handlebar and mirror modifications so the recommendation directly accounts for the additional space at the front. This way, the cover sits close to the vehicle without stretching or getting caught on mirrors and handlebar ends.

Yes. A proper cover keeps out most rain, dust, pollen, and grime, so your Trinity stays much cleaner and you need to wash it less often.

To care for the cover itself, use a mild detergent and lukewarm water—no harsh cleaners—to keep the coating and material in good condition.

A cover can significantly reduce condensation but cannot rule it out 100% because it is primarily caused by temperature differences. Three points are important: dry the vehicle before covering it, use a breathable cover with ventilation, and leave a few centimeters of space at the bottom so air can circulate and moisture can be carried away.

Yes. In an unheated garage or carport, it protects against dust, moisture, and dirt and helps reduce condensation under the cover if it is breathable and has ventilation openings. You can find more tips on the topic of winter storage here.

Yes, integrated lock openings and reinforced areas leave room for a disc lock or chain so you can lock the vehicle without having to damage the cover. It’s best to use a high-quality ABUS lock to protect your motorcycle as best as possible.

Yes. If your Trinity is in the sun every day, a UV-resistant protective cover is really useful. It significantly reduces the fading of paint, plastic parts, and the seat cover, and protects the surfaces from premature aging caused by the sun.

Especially with regular outdoor storage, this ensures your vehicle looks good longer and you’re less likely to see typical sun damage like faded plastics or discolored surfaces.