Dear Bike Barn,
I received the standard model Bike Barn motorcycle cover and – after a couple of false starts – had it set up within a couple of hours. My riding partner, who owns a CycleShell, was originally dismissive of your product, as the CycleShell comes assembled and apparently uses aluminum where your product uses galvanized. Yet by the time we were done with the assembly, he admitted that he preferred some of it's features over his CycleShell (such as the 2/3rd opening ability) and felt it offered good value for the money.

I'll certainly let you know how the Barn manages its first New England winter.

Hello Bike Barn,
Received The Barn motorcycle cover on Friday last, installed on Saturday, everything is perfect, the instructions were fine. Managed to complete project in about an hour. This is the best decision I have made for my motorcycle, a perfect fit, many thanks for all, money well spent.

Damn!
You waste no time, do you? Just ordered the 'Barn' this last weekend, and it arrived this afternoon! Really, I wasn't expecting it (but I sure was hoping) until Friday AT THE EARLIEST. Needless to say, I'm thrilled by your quick shipment. I can't wait to put it together and get my Wide Glide under some cover.

The Bike Barn,
Hey its Marty again and I just wanted to let you know that I loved the Bike Barn so much I just purchased another one but in the touring model. The first one is just a bit tight with my handle bars so when I get the touring model I will sell this one. I appreciate all your help last time and hopefully this one will go smoother. I recommended in the remarks box that they put tracking capability on this one and if it cost a little more to do that then go ahead and charge me the additional (within reason) ha-ha.

Hi folks,
Just felt the need to write to tell you how much I like the Bike Barn bike cover. I bought one that a local dealer had for sale that was already built (good thing I only live a block away) that turned out to be the large model. I live in a townhouse with a very small patio on the side of it. The Bike Barn fit perfect. I actually have two bikes and a bin full of tools in ONE BIKE BARN!!! The bikes are a 1975 Moto Guzzi 850t, and a 1975 Honda cb400f. I used to cover the bikes in covers and tarps and they would still get wet. Even covers by the big cover manufacturers. When you look at the cost of getting a nice cover compared to the cost of the Bike Barn I think you will make the same decision I did. It's easy to use, and a solid product. I feel like I have my own garage.

Hi everyone,
Sorry it took so long to E-mail you guys. I have had my bike barn set-up for a couple months now. It performs better than I had anticipated. I had built a pressure treated platform for it before it arrived, and thanks to your precise measurements it fit perfect! The platform just elevates it up about 4" off the ground, so now even after a heavy flooding rain it stays completely dry. I will definitely try to take some photos and send them along, because if anyone is interested it only cost about $75 and two hours to build. Because I used treated plywood for the deck NO moisture can get up underneath. The only modification I had to make to the barn is removing the feet on the bottom and setting it on weather-stripping for a dry seal. Then 4 simple pipe clamps designed to hold conduit to walls in addition to your plate you provide to hold it down. Thus far the Barn has withstood many thunderstorms, and even a pretty large branch falling on it with no ill effects, and no leaks. If I had the bike simply covered like I used to the branch would have caused some serious damage to my motorcycle! One last note, since getting the bike barn I have purchased a brand new Yamaha R1. I would have NEVER bought this if I didn't have the bike barn. I thought I would never have invested that kind of money without a garage. Until now!