I previously wrote about a rain cover.
I ordered another set of rain covers.
My electric scooter has a trunk that can hold two full helmets.
It blocks the area at the back of the seat where ropes can be tied.
Upon observation, I found that it can be fixed on the metal hollow frame at both ends of the trunk.
I had previously bought a rain cover and found the buckle design unreasonable.
I bought a snap button installer and snap buttons.
It can also be used to install snap buttons on clothes for children.
By the way, my wife bought a lot of fabric and children's clothing samples, saying she wanted to make clothes herself.
Actually, she hasn't made much.
In the end, she just made simple pillowcases and the like.
I removed the original snap buttons.
The rope that was originally there had snap buttons that could still be used.
Then I folded it in half to make two small snap button loops.
After the modification, as shown in the picture.
My seat bag is relatively large.
It barely covers everything.
Overall, there have been many upgrades; there were no ropes before.
This cover is larger than the previous one.
It even has a hole for the handle; my previous one didn't have a dedicated hole for the handle.
The fixed snap buttons used to have only one pair; this time there are three pairs, plus two pairs for padding, totaling five pairs.
The previous rain cover was used for 2.5 years.
The color has faded.
The edge at the end has some loose threads.
Everything else is fine.
Originally, I planned to connect the old snap buttons with the new seat cushion part.
I found that the sizes of the buttons were different, so I needed to add two pairs.
Thinking about it, I decided to just use all new ones.
The old ones can be kept as spares.
I forgot to take photos in the rain; let's use the pictures from the official website.
There is only one rope at the back; my trunk just happens to block it, so I can only modify it.
The new one has a hole for the handle, so I can directly pull the handle out from the hole, which is nice.