10 Best Bike Covers UK 2024 | Faireach, Pro Bike Tool and More

We had to give the nod to Faireach for their premium-grade 210D oxford fabric bike cover. They've managed to bring all the hallmarks of bike cover quality for a very competitive price. The cycling community salutes you!

This bike cover comes with all the trimmings you would expect from a great all-rounder like reflective loops, lock holes, buckle and elastic ends, eliminating any chance of the weather sneaking in. It even looks good – the blue trim gives a striking appeal that will garner the envy of your fellow cyclists and nosey neighbours alike. 

The famed cycle company Pro Bike Tool have brought out a cycle-stopping, head-turning range of bike covers. This includes three sizes to fit 1, 2 or 3 bikes and two styles designed for travel or stationary parking. 

We've focused on the stationery cover to fit one bike costing just over £30, but the rest of the range is a simple click away. Pro Bike Tool pride themselves on their ripstop technology which uses oxford fabric with double stitching and heat-sealed seams to give a premium product of immense durability.  

InnoGear have brought the bike shed down with this most notable of bicycle cover bargains. At under £15, this bike cover is designed for one bike and includes lock holes, a buckle and elastic ends. 

The deal really starts to shine through when you take note of the material. With an all-oxford fabric construction that prides itself on a denier count of 210D, this is a quality bike cover for a whole lot less. The stylish curved white and black design give it a striking bit of flair, making sure to stand out from the bike cover crowd. 

Though quite a noticeable jump in price, this large bike cover is worth it! It's designed to fit 2 or 3 bikes and comes equipped with a 5-metre bungee cord to eliminate all potential flapping and bike-exposing endeavours brought on by the wind. 

Constructed from the super-durable and water-resistant 210D oxford fabric, you can bet your last pound on this cover keeping your bike dry, even in the wettest of weather. It also boasts some very bright yellow reflective loops as well as buckles and elastic ends for security. 

Another bike cover to steal the deal show, this Beeway cover is spacious enough to fit two bikes whilst remaining at a very reasonable price. Lock holes, reflective loops, buckles and elastic ends are all built into the very fabric of this feature-filled cover.

Constructed from 190T nylon that has a PU coating, it also wins valuable points on the water-resistance scale. Although not all the points, of course, as nylon inherently takes on more moisture than polyester and oxford fabric. Overall, this is a good bike cover, though perhaps not a great one. 

Bify have got a little bike cover collection going on with these three varying sizes of cover. With L, XL and XXL available, you should be able to fit 1, 2 or 3 bikes as per your needs. However, it's still best to check the sizing before you start counting those cycling chickens. 

The best part about Bify's competitive collection is that they don't differ in price any more than a pound or so, so you could grab a couple if you fancied it. Each cover comes equipped with all the right features, making the only slight hiccups the polyester thread count at 190T and the lack of a PU coating. 

This is a popular choice on Amazon from the brand Rockoo that boasts lock holes, reflective loops, one buckle and elastic ends to tuck your bike in. It's designed to more-than-comfortably fit two bikes (with up to 26” frames), which for the price is a bit of a steal. 

The only downside to an otherwise delightful deal is that the material is on the lower end of the water-resistance spectrum. Being a nylon construction with a bang-average 190T thread count, this won't be a bike cover to eliminate moisture entirely. 

Saconell have created a striking product with this behemoth bike cover that can comfortably house three of your finest bikes. It's the first cover in this list to feature two buckles, aimed at combating the wild UK weather – and it won't be the last. 

The nylon has then been wrapped in a PU coating to give it increased resistance to the weather, which certainly won't go astray with the sadly less-than-desirable nylon thread count of 190T. All of this makes for a cheap 3-bike cover that'll do the job, but not to the same extent as some of the others. 

BTwin is Decathlon's signature bicycle brand and this is their take on the bike cover for one. It's made from 90% polyester that has been coated in polyurethane (or PU) to give it increased water-resistance. 

This is another bike cover that is low in price but lacking in the features department with a very plain design. The only highlights to mention are the elastic ends and a Velcro fastening across the middle to give it a good and fighting chance against the elements. Fingers crossed!

The Argos Challenge bike cover is made from PVC sheeting, a formable type of plastic that has good waterproofing properties. It's on the smaller side of bike covers, fitting just the one, so be sure to check the sizing if you have a larger-than-usual mountain bike or other type of bike. 

This is a very basic bike cover with no lock holes, buckles or reflective handles. It does, however, have elastic ends and Velcro to fasten the cover, which should hopefully sustain any moderate gusts of wind.