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VELOSOCK Bicycle Bike Cover DARK GRAY for Indoor Storage - Keeps floors and walls DIRT-FREE - Fits 99% of ALL ADULT Bicycles
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About VELOSOCK Bicycle Bike Cover DARK GRAY For Indoor
NEVER BRING IN DIRT FROM THE OUTSIDE AGAIN! Forget returning from a ride and messing up your floors and walls with dirt, sand, debris and black tire marks, and cleaning it all up afterwards. Or upsetting whoever does the cleaning at your place. VELOSOCK bike cover will protect your space from that pesky dirt sticking to your bike after a ride and your walls from those black tire marks. With the award-winning VELOSOCK at last you can have a dirt-free home, office or car with a bike in it! VELOSOCK IS SUITABLE FOR 99% OF ADULT BICYCLES AND USE WITH WALL BIKE RACKS AND KICKSTANDS If you have a cool wall rack, don't think you can't store a VELOSOCK covered bike on it. Because you can! VELOSOCK will fit 99% of all adult bicycles, leaving the top of the frame uncovered, so it won't interfere with rack mounting. And the stretchy fabric allows propping up your bike on a kickstand easily. EVEN YOUR GRANDMA CAN FIT A VELOSOCK ON A BIKE - IT'S SO EASY The stretchy material and unique design makes it super easy for anyone: 1. Place the front wheel of your bike inside the front end of the VELOSOCK. 2. Place your foot inside the back end. 3. With the aid of your foot, pull the sock back, up, and around the pedals and the back wheel. EASY CARESince all dirt and debris stays inside the VELOSOCK, you can simply dump it out, straight into the trash. To clean it even more carefully, shake it out outdoors. Once your VELOSOCK gets really dirty, you can safely wash it in your washing machine. Wash at 30 - 40° C (80 - 100° F) or less. We promise that colours will not wear off even after many times in the wash.
