Protect your kiddos from the elements with our weatherproof cover. Compatible with all our longtails, big or small, the Pop Top has you covered winter, spring, summer, and fall ! The outer shell provides protection from the sun, the rain, the snow, and, of course, the wind, without completely blocking the view. Enjoy panoramic views with windows on every side.
The Pop Top Cover is made in a light aluminum that attaches right to the Monkey Bars and comes with a reflective Yuba logo to make sure it’s visible even at night!
*Compatible only with our longtails (Mundo, Spicy Curry, Boda Boda, Kombi)
*Monkey Bars are necessary to attach the Pop Top
Timothy –
This has been a lifesaver over the course of west coast winter. I carry my son to school every day and this has made all the difference, both on rainy days, and also on cold ones, as it keeps the wind out.
Echo previous review on a few points: water pools on the top, so watch out, and spray from the rear wheel can make a mess on the inside. I solved this problem with a $15 mtb fender zap-strapped under the seat.
I was skeptical that this would work as well as it has. I have it attached to a non-electric Kombi and have had no problems with drag, or any sort of “sail effect”.
As a side note, this cover can also increase cargo capacity. I’ve piled it full with stuff that otherwise would have tipped out. I can imagine this leading to tears if done too frequently, but I’ve never had any problems.
Fraser Drummond –
RECOMMENDED
Purchased Nov 2021 for Kombi E5 – at time of writing it’s back in stock – I bought mine in the UK.. Been essential as makes it so much less hassle for riding in New York’s snow, rain, hail etc. three year old loves it.
Big benefit is stopping the wind in freezing temperatures. Lots of admiring comments from people on the street.
Also handy for when I put shopping in the back or just hang child’s helmet from the ‘roof bars’ to keep things dry.
Tips:
– be sure to not lean bike against wall or anything as that can scratch the plastic.
– water sits on roof – so I use bungee cord and something to avoid it being ‘concave’ shape collecting water (don’t hit brakes when water on roof….)
– make sure back near rear tyre is in a position where tyre dirt/rain from tyre won’t come inside (I am going to attach some Velcro to hold it in position)
Potentially a bit expensive but you’d spend that much on a Gortex jacket so all relative. And as part of the total bike price it’s not that much.