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Covers work great, well built and stay on even on our windy deck. BUT, we used them during the rainy season and the chains rusted on both our brand new bicycles. Don't blame the cover, its just that there is too much water splashing around during a rain storm.8 month update: I want to warn folks about the short life of these covers. NOTE: THIS 8 MONTH UPDATE WAS BASED ON AN OLDER VERSION OF THE COVERS. THEY HAVE BEEN IMPROVED SINCE MY ORIGINAL PURCHASE, PLEASE SEE UPDATE BELOW.I purchased two of these covers in January of this year (2014). We store our bicycles on the side of our house where they only get direct sunlight from around 9:00 am to about noon, so the UV exposure is limited. We also live just a few miles south of San Francisco where the temperature rarely gets into the 90's. The outdoor environment is mild to say the least.In a period of just 8 months, including 3 or 4 winter months that were cool and cloudy, the top surface on both covers degraded and became so brittle that they tore apart just by taking the covers off the bikes. I have thrown both covers in the garbage and moved our bikes indoors.Given our mild environment, there is no way a decent cover would fall apart so quickly. I am very disappointed by the lack of quality and would have purchased a more expensive cover if I had known these wouldn't last. Due to the short life span of these covers, I've degraded my review to just one star.Summary: The price is cheap, but so are the covers.UPDATE November 20, 2014: After sending the above review to APC, Ian, who is a co-founder, sent me two brand new covers free of charge, including express shipping! I didn't even ask for them, he just wanted to stand behind his product, and that alone says a lot. These replacement covers are the new design and materials that came out in April 2014, four months after my original purchase. These new covers look to be better built than the first: better material, better sealed, and more features like elastic in the hem and even grommets to lock it down. My sense is that these new covers will hold up well, and reflects the company extending their warranty to 24 months. I'll check back and do a long term review late 2015. In the mean time I can rest assured that APC has superior customer service!

Very nice, well-constructed bicycle cover- 4MyCycle Bike Cover 210T Extra Heavy Duty. Ordered on Friday March 4, 2016, received the next Thur in OH, fulfilled by Amazon. My son uses it at college to cover his mountain bicycle at the bike rack under a covered, 2 sided shed.This bicycle cover is a bit large, but that's good to be able to completely fit down to the ground and wrap around to keep any blowing rain out. It fits great over the wide handle bars.Easy to put on with the black/silver contrasting colors to see which is front/back- the wide black part goes more in front over the handle bars.There is a clasp you can snap closed underneath mid bike, along with drawstring rope at each end to enclose and tighten around the bike at the ground. There is no elastic at all, which i thought would have been nice, so that part was a bit time consuming to push the bottom fabric hem back while pulling the rope out to tighten and tie/knot it to fit snug around the bike at the ground. Like a hoodie, but the stiffer material doesn't slide to bunch up easily when pull it to tighten, because it's not flexible- more like a ziploc. (but that's also an asset- it's tougher!) You can keep it set then with the end ropes tied to fit and don't have to do that every time.The part that was MOST FRUSTRATING is that the 2 slots to put a cable lock through are in the REAR of the cover, and my son needs to put his FRONT wheel in the metal rack, cable through the bike frame and FRONT wheel, (since that is most easily stolen, not the rear) then through the cover and metal rack. So the 2 slots for a lock to go through should be in the front. Or the side, so you can lock your bike up more easily against a post? Ideally, they'd have them in both front and rear of the cover. Those slots were not shown in the photos online. So i didn't know that before purchase. They are a few inches above the bottom seam in front, each I recall about 4" long and 2" apart. So it's very EASY TO GET ANY KIND OF LOCK THROUGH. They simply are openings with the normal strong fabric hemmed around the slit.Overall, it looks very well constructed. I sew, so I think the sewn seams and hems are well above average, like it's not going to fall apart, will withstand weather, wear and tear. It looks like it will keep any rain, snow and dirt from getting to my sons expensive bike while at college, and other bikes in the crowded racks from scratching it.