Windriderseatcovers Opiniões 

I went on a 1300 mile trip with temps in the high 90s and the Sun shining. My seat didn't get hot from sitting in the Sun and I didn't get sweaty from the seat either while riding. It made the long trip a little more comfortable.

Difficult to stretch over seat but well worth it. It makesthe seat a bit more comfortable and a lot cooler. Bit more wet though first thing if been raining. I do recommend.

It works as far as cooling functionality. However, it's too short for my seat on Triumph Tiger sport 660. No matter how I pull it, it's an inch short either on the front or the back of the seat.

The cover fits well and since my bike is an older model it really makes a difference in looks as well as comfort!

This is my second Wind RIder seat cover and I couldn't be happier about the fit and function. It was easy to install and has kept me dry and comfortable on the 95 degree/60% humidity days in North Carolina. I highly recommend it.

I ordered the cover and it arrived relatively quickly .
Very easy to fit onto existing seat .
During this hot weather I must admit I was dubious about it to be honest but cant fault it ,it is cooler and comfortable. Hopefully it will work the same in wet weather

The seat cover was not a good fit on a '21 Goldwing Tour DCT. It was not form fitting as the seat cover was on my former '08 Goldwing. The curves and contours did not fit well. The backrest is cut out crooked, the quality fitment for both of these is not what I expected.

I got what I paid for. No issues with delivery. Thank you.

The covers are comfortable and Cooling! The back rest cover keeps my back from sweating!

Well made. Air flow was excellent, but riding at night gets a little to cool. Over all, very nice!

Well made and comfortable. Stops wife slipping into me as much. Good quality and fits well to my honda blackbird.

Great product, fit perfect to the bike and makes the long riding a lot more comfortable. Did my first ride with it today and made more of a difference than I thought it would.

Selecting the right seat cover for the bike was easy on the website. Fitting the cover to the seat was easy, with no saggy parts. Makes for a comfortable ride.

I like how the cover is made and it does feel cooler than the MG V85 TT stock seat. I haven't rode it in the rain yet so I don't know how well it will do there.However it took three strong guys to get it stretched over the seat. It still doesn't quite cover the back of the seat by a half inch or less. Overall, I think it is a good design, and plan on keeping it.

It didn’t fit under edges of the seat all the way around, one of the Velcro straps broke when I was trying to pull it tight.
So I took a needle and thread sew back together!
I asked Wind rider and was told to give it time to stretch?
Not happy so far.

Easy fit cover only used on short journey and it altered the feeling of the seating

Brilliant!!! At first I thought the cover was a bit expensive!!! But after a chat with a few other bikers that recommend the cover , I bought one 👍🏼 I can honestly say , I’m delighted with the quality and fit + the comfort is fantastic!!! I highly recommend the cover

the product that was advertised was what i received i'm very happy with it quality is very good would defo recomend.

Poor customer service and product is entirely based on universal fitment. Rain is held within the cover and takes hours to dry even with direct sunlight vs minutes with no cover on. Impossible to towel dry too, if you need to ride after it recently rained your ass is guaranteed to be wet. Fitment can be poor and seat will be very difficult to remove and reinstall with cover on. Mine takes over an hour with many failed attempts before I can get it to lock back on. Tons of frustration getting to my battery or tool kit. Taking the seat off when from easy to a huge undertaking.

Have used one for a while.
The first one on a Triumph Tiger 1200 GT Explorer. Not a direct fit but they asked for seat measurements and sent one. Didn't fit the best but worked very well.
This one is on a 2025 Royal Enfield Himalayan. It was much harder to get on and I had to use "Tire Irons" to coax it over the edge. Looks much better and works well also