Dowco

Want to protect your motorcycle, ATV or boat from rain, dust, sun and dirt while it’s parked? Dowco makes covers and protection products for vehicles stored outdoors, under a carport or in the garage. Here you’ll find motorcycle covers, ATV and UTV covers and accessories that make it easier to look after your vehicle between rides.

American specialist in covers and protection

Dowco is an American brand focused on covers and protection for motorcycles, powersports vehicles and boats. The brand is especially well known for its Guardian range of motorcycle covers, which many riders use for both short and long-term storage. The idea behind the products is simple: a vehicle that is kept protected keeps its paint, chrome, seat and electronics in better condition and is ready sooner when the season starts again.

Dowco’s key products

Motorcycle covers are the core of the range. They come in different sizes and materials, from light covers for indoor use to heavier, water-resistant versions for outdoor storage. Many models have vents that reduce condensation, heat-resistant panels by the exhaust and grommets for a lock. Dowco also makes covers for ATVs, UTVs and other powersports vehicles, as well as protection and accessories for boats. See each product for size and vehicle fitment.

Buy Dowco from us

We specialise in performance parts and know what it takes for a project to succeed. You get a wide selection, competitive prices and personal service if you have questions along the way. Find the Dowco solution for your project and take the next step towards more performance.

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose the right cover size?

Start from the type and dimensions of your motorcycle, and remember extras such as a top case, panniers and a tall screen, which need more room. The size guide on each product shows which models each cover fits.

Can I put the cover on while the exhaust is hot?

It is best to let the motorcycle cool down first. Many covers have heat-resistant panels by the exhaust, but it is always safest to wait until the engine and silencer have cooled.