Keeping the dust off

Besides the sheets or other cover, you can use Pledge brand furniture wax? It is designed to repel dust. Doesn’t last as long as vehicle wax, but is effective for repelling dust.
 
Richard Browne said:
Thank you for the replies. Sadly, although mine is in the garage I also have an unpainted floor and concrete is hugely dusty.

I’m looking st the Oxford XL cover st the moment but I’m doubtful if it will cover the panniers.
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Ya know, in theory I’m all up for covers etc to protect the bike etc...BUT....every time I do go for this wether for a new car or bike , it seems to scratch it! Maybe just swirls but for it IT ALWAYS does this. You need one of those inflatable bubble things. They look great!
 
Quad bike cover covers the panniers to.

When I say huge I'm not kidding.

Fully elasticated around the bottom too.
 
YOU KEEP YOUR BIKE IN THE GARAGE????!!!!

WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH THE LOUNGE????

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When I had my car collection I used ex military (rectangular) parachute canopies for dust covers - cheap, perfect size, soft and durable. Don't attract or hold dust.
Still use one to cover all 3 bikes.
 

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