Great review. The value of the garage area cannot be overstated, having a place out of the weather where you can stand and strech, do basic camp chores or even sit and relax makes a long motorcycle trip much more relaxing and makes me way less likely to get a motel
We camped with the Loner Rider Moto tent in a terrible thunderstorm once. Howling wind and rain but the tent took it in it's stride. Heartedly recommend it.
Great video. 1st one to show bike in the tent - which is what it's for - and have it falling away from you when you're all tucked up at night so you don't get crushed!. Great video fella
Great product. A bit pricey but I do not mind pay a premium for quality. The only thing stopping me from buying one is that BIG Lone Rider logo on the side. That is like a giant sized advertisement that says COME ROB ME !!!!
John I get what you are saying…. But in this day and age it doesn’t matter what logo you have on the side - don’t let the scum stop you enjoying Moto Camping
@@MidlandsMotorbikers I would rather be as stealthy as I can. Its and American thing. :D. I am going with either the Redverz Atacama 2 ( Which is about the same price and functionality as the Lone Rider) OR the Vuze Moto Tent. If I can find the Vuze here in the USA. I think it is more of a EU product.
brilliant insight into the tent mate. 2 things I love about this tent is the simple pole structure 1 way in and thats literally it saves running round the other side making sure it hooks in when it's windy and going everywhere. 2nd thing I love about this is you can still gain access two inside the tent even when the motorcycle is in. simple but perfect 👌 nice work James and kera.
I don't know if I would keep the bike in the garage area, but looks great for setting up a couple of chairs and hanging out when it's raining, would put another tarp down in that area and makes a great place to take off your muddy gear before getting in the tent as well.
Greetings fellow motocamper. You don't need to take the inner tent out. I've got to grips with mine now. Just put 2 pegs in at bedroom end then 1 pole at a time or you might stand on one. Then walk it forward & then peg the garage end 2 ropes. I've also learned to leave one side still pegged when taking it down in the wind. Awesome tent. There is however room for improvement. Enjoy dude. Good vid.
@@MidlandsMotorbikers I have mine a couple of years and as far as I remember the inner tent was already attached as I've never unattached it! haven't used it to store the bike in but I really got it as I got fed up not being able to get dressed standing up! I still have my Slumit Cub II for 1 night camping trips but festivals etc I love the Lone Rider (ABR this year was like a lone rider tent convention!). I still get asked if I've planning permission when I start to put it up....
Thanks for sharing. I'm just surprised that it doesn't pack down smaller and lighter. As a big fan of Henry Shires' Tarptents (30D double silicone-coated ripstop nylon), I can only surmise that the MotoTent is a much heavier material than necessary. A Tarptent Double Rainbow, all in (tent, poles, extra poles, stakes, bag) is under 3 lbs. This MotoTent is huge! Love the vestibule, but does a real biker REALLY need to have is bike in the tent? Space better utilized by the humanoids.
Fair comment but this weekend I used it and the extra space was luxury especially for changing, storage and re-sorting my gear. Is it needed - No Is it appreciate - HELL YES
There is always a trade off between weight and durability, I would rather it be a little heavier and know it's probably the last one I will ever need if you take care of it. A lighter material will not be as durable as a heavier weight one.
@@myronhorvathsk Define "durable." I hiked the entire length of the Appalachian Trail (2,200 miles). Turned around when I got to Maine and walked all the way back to Georgia. That's a year. For approximately 300 nights, I lived in that lightweight tent. Still have it. No rips. No tears. No holes. People who need "durability" must be the same people who have holes in their drywall and say they need cement walls.
In all the years of travelling with this tent, I never once used the GARAGE. Your bike is in the way. Why would you waste your living space for your bike and crawl into your tent when you can walk upright and in comfort. So funny 😂
The 2nd review I've watched on this tent, I can't deny it's a well made tent, the garage seems a weird concept? Definitely a great living area though, for me it's way overpriced for what it is, possibly aimed at "all the gear no idea" crew lol, I'll stick to my 6 year old HiGear Aura 3 for now, £150 I can stand up in the bedroom and living area, but it is 10kg,but who cares I'm on a bike not hiking, thanks for sharing, Goyts Clough quarry nice spot for the video as well.
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I've just purchased the triumph tiger 900gt pro you have sold this tent to me thanks for an excellent review...subscribed safe riding mate...regards Stuart
Great review :-) I bought mine on the Black friday sale in november. So now I just waiting for the snow to melt sometime in April so I can test it. I won't park the bike inside, but use it as a sitting room and have my chair and table there. And it will be great to be able to stand up and get dressed, cause my body is no longer as flexible as it was forty years ago. Started to be real uncomfotable to crawl on my hands and knees out of my old tent just to get dressed.
Exactly - this is why we love this tent! We don’t part the bike inside much anyway but use it as an extension of the tents living area - great to have some chairs inside it and get changed like you say!
Just got one and set it up in the yard today for first time. Have no intention of ever putting my bike in it (most of time I travel on a trike) but do love, as you said, a place that can stand up straight getting dressed or such and also if raining, a great place to sit in and read or cook or what ever. Also, with the canopy up, a great place to be able to sit in the shade when it's hot out. Also being double walled and all, it's really a 4 season tent! I did think the ground cloth was for the garage area tho?! There's also great rings for hooking it on in the garage area. Guess I might have to have two ground tarps. LOL
Personally I think I will always use the ground sheet under the sleep quarters of the tent to give added protection against ground moisture. They sell them separate though so if you wanted one for the garage portion you could do both then.
that ground sheet with the SOS on it is a great idea... however I would have thought it would have been better a bright orange colour to get it seen via helicopter ...still a decent idea, that more should follow... Great looking tent as well...
Good review! I bought one of these also, but haven't been able to try it yet though because it's January in Saskatchewan Canada. I'm up to my ass in snow and the ground is frozen so you wouldn't get pegs in the ground😂. I think your obsession with the garage area is a guy thing.....I love that concept too! Mine is going with me on a 3 week holiday this summer so it will get a good test then. As far as the size and weight I think it's a great trade off though. I just weighed mine in its bag with 2 awning kits in there too and it was 16lbs or 7.3kg. Being able to get the bike sheltered is also great for those occasions when you have to set up camp and it's pouring outside, at least then when you get it up and the bike ran inside you can get to the rest of the things you need without being in the rain, I am in my mid 50's so I appreciate some creature comforts and features. From everything I have seen and read about it, it was a well thought out tent. I am looking forward to spring when this white junk is gone so I can try setting it up.
@@MidlandsMotorbikers thanks! I'm planning this trip for June running into July. At this point I am looking at putting on 9300km. Taking me from home to the furthest point north you can go by road in Canada on the shore of the Arctic Ocean and then a bit of a detour further south along the west coast before heading east back towards home in Saskatchewan.
great vid mate. very well put together with alot of information. they are amazing tents. 👏 now just to get the double airbed, heater and home comforts and your set.
Good film and a great demonstration but I've got two big issues with this set up. Firstly the price - £460! My Berghaus Grampian 3-man is a nice, geodesic tent which I paid £180 for from Go Outdoors online. That's heading for a third of the Moto price. Secondly: why the hell do you want to get your bike into the tent? If it's a wet weekend the chances are you've been riding for hours through the rain anyway (or will do the following day). It's going to be in the way right next to you and needs careful handling or it's going to end up on its side. The facility to stand up to change clothes in the garage area is an advantage but you're paying a lot for the privilege.
Hi Adrian, as long as the guide ropes are secured down the tent deals with the adverse weather conditions surprisingly well - the height of the tent is not an issue as the core structure and strength using the tough strong poles is perfect
@@MidlandsMotorbikers Great, thanks for this. My last tent got blown into the middle of next week when I was at John O'Groats a few weeks ago, so I'm a wee bit paranoid. Appreciate the reassurance!
I like this tent but 2 things I don't like about it from what I see here is it's pretty massive to be packing on a motorcycle and the inner tent walls appear to be sagging in way too much...is there no tie-backs for the inner walls to keep the walls from sagging inside of the sleeping area?
Hi and thanks for the comment, The video was my first time setting up the tent and so you are right it wasn’t the best set up, however I can confirm when the tent is correctly set up it has no saggy points and is a very sturdy and strong tent
I hope you turned off the ignition after that side stand dismount, there are a lot of people that do this as well as using the kill switch, as most motorcycles have electric fuel pumps the risk of a flat battery is that you usually cant clutch start the engine.
Just why you’d want your bike in the tent I’m not sure 🤔 but heyho 😉 Nice big tent, certainly ok if you’re in one place for a few days, but not a pitch every day type tent
You have no idea, mine goes up in 5 minutes, this is his first time, the inner tent stays in, after the first set up. Absolutely set it up day after day, the garage is so useful , cooking keeping things dry, makes for a great sitting area.
If its cold and wet, getting t'bike in sharpish whilst it's still hot can also help get clothes dry and you warm. The weight thing is down to what bike you have I guess, and what it will carry.
Thank you Lynt, it was one of the first videos we created and that clicking/snoring noise is the camera focus as we didn’t have standalone mics…. We are hopefully improving for the next video coming soon
la carpa es hermosa, pero tiene que ser mas agil en el armado mas rapida, mas facil, hay mejores soluciones mas rapida de armado, armar esta carpa con un temporal y solo debe ser complicado
Hi , i realise this question has zero to do with the video , but i wondered if you knew of any pagan based motorcycle clubs in the east midlands area or even national ? would appreciate a heads up if possible .
It’s always going to be a compromise for making a tent of any size….. add size = add weight This is the perfect dimensions for the majority of bikes, and if it can fit a mighty GSA in with full luggage then I’m impressed
@@MidlandsMotorbikers 1.5 inches on each side could do wonders and not add that much weight and packed size^^ In the real world as a viking from Norway, I never used a tent, not eve in winter. I bring 1 tarp, some rope. super thick 3cm closed foam mat and my sleeping bag. Maybe if it was deep snow I would bring a secondary small tarp to have under the mat. A few Kg, maybe 10-11? less then 25 lbs.
I have tried and tested this in many conditions now. Rain, Sun, cold and hot, the ventilation seems to be great in the heat and the high top allows for a nice escape of heat. There is no condensation I’ve noticed at all even in extreme temperatures
Nice big tent if you need room for a few people but ill never understand why the hell you would want the bike in the tent , just take a cheap light bike cover to keep weather and thieving eyes off
Consider it as a place to be able to pack the bike up or unload the bike away from the elements or even as a place to use as a garage area for ant repairs etc?
its certainly not a wild camping tent,,,it would take to long to pitch,,, I prefer free standing tents,,,, also carry such a tent means less room on the bike for the little luxcurys like chair and tables and camp bed,,,no to my eye its to big,,, maybe its ok as a base tent..
In my opinion, it is not a good tent for a long roadtrip. Because, it is too big once folded and heavy, too long to set up and disassemble if like me you plan to assemble/disassemble every night, a bit expenssive too. The " garage " spot is useless and make it too complicated/heavy. If you need a shelter for the rain just bring a tarp, but in most campsite you won't need to. Why not if you plan to use it for a few days the same spot. But still, no offense but, your random cheapest 2 persons hiker tent in your local camping shop is far more practicle, small, light and very easy to use. Thx for the review.
I can get my tent up in five minutes, no time-lapse photography needed. Why put a motorcycle in a tent anyway? They are generally fairly water-resistant. If you're that bothered about your bike getting wet, just take a lightweight cover! So many 'experts' on RUclips. The strings holding down your tent are 'guy' ropes, not 'guide' ropes. I wouldn't fancy my chances with this tent in a strong wind either. Not impressed. Ride safe. Love and peace.
there are the tents that go up like an umbrella... but I doubt it would be any use for bike travel due to weight and spaces inside if you'd like an area for your bike as well...
They normally come with the inner tent already in, and you leave it in. Don’t understand your comment, I can set mine up in less than 5 minutes in wind.
We would love to know why you feel this isn’t suitable for purpose…. I have since used this tent many times in multiple different locations, settings, climates and weathers and it has and still exceeds our expectations? What do you feel it is missing?
You don’t understand because you’re close minded, not just a garage, sitting area, cooking area, out of the wind and rain, don’t have to park your bike in there. Good lord, think🤷♂️
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Great review. The value of the garage area cannot be overstated, having a place out of the weather where you can stand and strech, do basic camp chores or even sit and relax makes a long motorcycle trip much more relaxing and makes me way less likely to get a motel
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We camped with the Loner Rider Moto tent in a terrible thunderstorm once. Howling wind and rain but the tent took it in it's stride. Heartedly recommend it.
Massively agreed - it’s the tent for all occasions
Great video. 1st one to show bike in the tent - which is what it's for - and have it falling away from you when you're all tucked up at night so you don't get crushed!. Great video fella
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Great product. A bit pricey but I do not mind pay a premium for quality. The only thing stopping me from buying one is that BIG Lone Rider logo on the side. That is like a giant sized advertisement that says COME ROB ME !!!!
John I get what you are saying…. But in this day and age it doesn’t matter what logo you have on the side - don’t let the scum stop you enjoying Moto Camping
@@MidlandsMotorbikers I would rather be as stealthy as I can. Its and American thing. :D. I am going with either the Redverz Atacama 2 ( Which is about the same price and functionality as the Lone Rider) OR the Vuze Moto Tent. If I can find the Vuze here in the USA. I think it is more of a EU product.
brilliant insight into the tent mate. 2 things I love about this tent is the simple pole structure 1 way in and thats literally it saves running round the other side making sure it hooks in when it's windy and going everywhere. 2nd thing I love about this is you can still gain access two inside the tent even when the motorcycle is in. simple but perfect 👌 nice work James and kera.
Thank you buddy :-) I completely agree with you on them two features as well !
I don't know if I would keep the bike in the garage area, but looks great for setting up a couple of chairs and hanging out when it's raining, would put another tarp down in that area and makes a great place to take off your muddy gear before getting in the tent as well.
That's a great idea! And we have some similar before :-) happy camping!
Greetings fellow motocamper. You don't need to take the inner tent out. I've got to grips with mine now. Just put 2 pegs in at bedroom end then 1 pole at a time or you might stand on one. Then walk it forward & then peg the garage end 2 ropes. I've also learned to leave one side still pegged when taking it down in the wind. Awesome tent. There is however room for improvement. Enjoy dude. Good vid.
Thank you for this buddy and yes since having the tent I’ve learned a few tricks :-) thanks for commenting
@@MidlandsMotorbikers I have mine a couple of years and as far as I remember the inner tent was already attached as I've never unattached it! haven't used it to store the bike in but I really got it as I got fed up not being able to get dressed standing up! I still have my Slumit Cub II for 1 night camping trips but festivals etc I love the Lone Rider (ABR this year was like a lone rider tent convention!). I still get asked if I've planning permission when I start to put it up....
@@larrydoyle907 it’s true there was a lot of the LoneRider tents there and it shows just how good they are :-)
Thanks for sharing. I'm just surprised that it doesn't pack down smaller and lighter. As a big fan of Henry Shires' Tarptents (30D double silicone-coated ripstop nylon), I can only surmise that the MotoTent is a much heavier material than necessary. A Tarptent Double Rainbow, all in (tent, poles, extra poles, stakes, bag) is under 3 lbs. This MotoTent is huge! Love the vestibule, but does a real biker REALLY need to have is bike in the tent? Space better utilized by the humanoids.
Fair comment but this weekend I used it and the extra space was luxury especially for changing, storage and re-sorting my gear.
Is it needed - No
Is it appreciate - HELL YES
@@MidlandsMotorbikers I recently looked at the Big Agnes Wyoming Trail. Very viable alternative.
@@boxofmoles4057 another great tent I agree
There is always a trade off between weight and durability, I would rather it be a little heavier and know it's probably the last one I will ever need if you take care of it. A lighter material will not be as durable as a heavier weight one.
@@myronhorvathsk Define "durable." I hiked the entire length of the Appalachian Trail (2,200 miles). Turned around when I got to Maine and walked all the way back to Georgia. That's a year. For approximately 300 nights, I lived in that lightweight tent. Still have it. No rips. No tears. No holes. People who need "durability" must be the same people who have holes in their drywall and say they need cement walls.
In all the years of travelling with this tent, I never once used the GARAGE. Your bike is in the way. Why would you waste your living space for your bike and crawl into your tent when you can walk upright and in comfort. So funny 😂
It’s mearly an option, however we agree
Ilove that place my friend..im enjoy watching thanks for shring this video..
Thank you so much, it’s a pleasure making these
The 2nd review I've watched on this tent, I can't deny it's a well made tent, the garage seems a weird concept? Definitely a great living area though, for me it's way overpriced for what it is, possibly aimed at "all the gear no idea" crew lol, I'll stick to my 6 year old HiGear Aura 3 for now, £150 I can stand up in the bedroom and living area, but it is 10kg,but who cares I'm on a bike not hiking, thanks for sharing, Goyts Clough quarry nice spot for the video as well.
Well spotted on the location!
I have been going back and forth on buying this. Your video closed the deal for me. You showed just what I wanted to know. This is going to be great with my Multistrada.
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Good job. I'm looking forward to ordering one. I ride a Harley Davidson Electra Glide.... I think it will fit.
It will perfectly
The whole common sense idea of making sure the bike is leaning away from the sleep area... great thoughts and comments!
Thank you for your comment John, and yes it’s a great tent but a bit of common sense goes a long way :-)
Lovely, down to earth review chap. I hope they gave you tent. Your review has decided me against the competition.
Thank you I’m glad I could help!
I've just purchased the triumph tiger 900gt pro you have sold this tent to me thanks for an excellent review...subscribed safe riding mate...regards Stuart
Thank you for the feedback and a great bike you have! It’s great to see we have followers that like to get in touch!
I have one you will love it when it rains. The vestibule is great to cook sit etc only downside is size packed up,
Is it strange that I can’t wait to use it in the rain lol
And obviously you know you don’t need to remove inner tent to pack up.it will make it quicker to set up next time.
That’s not the only downside.
Great review :-)
I bought mine on the Black friday sale in november.
So now I just waiting for the snow to melt sometime in April so I can test it.
I won't park the bike inside, but use it as a sitting room and have my chair and table there.
And it will be great to be able to stand up and get dressed, cause my body is no longer as flexible as it was forty years ago.
Started to be real uncomfotable to crawl on my hands and knees out of my old tent just to get dressed.
Exactly - this is why we love this tent! We don’t part the bike inside much anyway but use it as an extension of the tents living area - great to have some chairs inside it and get changed like you say!
Great video ! Very informative, well put together and definitely would persuade me to buy this tent ! Keeps the videos coming !
Thank you Matthew, glad it helped you
Just got one and set it up in the yard today for first time. Have no intention of ever putting my bike in it (most of time I travel on a trike) but do love, as you said, a place that can stand up straight getting dressed or such and also if raining, a great place to sit in and read or cook or what ever. Also, with the canopy up, a great place to be able to sit in the shade when it's hot out. Also being double walled and all, it's really a 4 season tent! I did think the ground cloth was for the garage area tho?! There's also great rings for hooking it on in the garage area. Guess I might have to have two ground tarps. LOL
Glad you like it - we love ours!
Personally I think I will always use the ground sheet under the sleep quarters of the tent to give added protection against ground moisture. They sell them separate though so if you wanted one for the garage portion you could do both then.
Way too much tent for my moto camping needs. Thanks for the review🙏
Check out the more compact ADV tent
that ground sheet with the SOS on it is a great idea... however I would have thought it would have been better a bright orange colour to get it seen via helicopter ...still a decent idea, that more should follow...
Great looking tent as well...
Thank you for the comments and maybe LoneRider will create a large ground sheet next time
Good review! I bought one of these also, but haven't been able to try it yet though because it's January in Saskatchewan Canada. I'm up to my ass in snow and the ground is frozen so you wouldn't get pegs in the ground😂. I think your obsession with the garage area is a guy thing.....I love that concept too! Mine is going with me on a 3 week holiday this summer so it will get a good test then. As far as the size and weight I think it's a great trade off though. I just weighed mine in its bag with 2 awning kits in there too and it was 16lbs or 7.3kg. Being able to get the bike sheltered is also great for those occasions when you have to set up camp and it's pouring outside, at least then when you get it up and the bike ran inside you can get to the rest of the things you need without being in the rain, I am in my mid 50's so I appreciate some creature comforts and features. From everything I have seen and read about it, it was a well thought out tent. I am looking forward to spring when this white junk is gone so I can try setting it up.
Fantastic feedback and we look forward to hearing how you get on! Ride safe!
@@MidlandsMotorbikers thanks! I'm planning this trip for June running into July. At this point I am looking at putting on 9300km. Taking me from home to the furthest point north you can go by road in Canada on the shore of the Arctic Ocean and then a bit of a detour further south along the west coast before heading east back towards home in Saskatchewan.
Great review. Shame you didn't show the build down, and I would've liked to know if you could leave the inside clipped in when you take it down!
Yes you can leave the inner connected to save time for next time
Cool, thanks for the reply
Fantastic review, very interested and helpful. All the best!
Thank you sir:-)
great looking tent but can you leave the inner tent joined to the outer tent when packed
Hello and yes you can - we separated it for video purposes only
Why does the bike need to go into the tent? Is it just security? Great video thanks.
That’s the great thing - It doesn’t have to but it can :-)
Best way is to secure the long cords also at the beginning 😜
great vid mate. very well put together with alot of information. they are amazing tents. 👏 now just to get the double airbed, heater and home comforts and your set.
That’s a bit overkill but there is definitely enough room for it all
Great demo.like ur entuesam for the tent.
Thank you, I really do like the Lone Rider Brand, such a well thought out and well engineered product line
Great review James ,looks a great bit of kit 👍🏻
It really is!!!
nice set up,enjoy,
Thank you
I really like this tent. What foul weather gear are you wearing?
Wearing a Lindstrands suit in this video
@@MidlandsMotorbikers I just ordered one, thank you.
@@JamesFrost74659 fantastic news!
Good film and a great demonstration but I've got two big issues with this set up. Firstly the price - £460! My Berghaus Grampian 3-man is a nice, geodesic tent which I paid £180 for from Go Outdoors online. That's heading for a third of the Moto price. Secondly: why the hell do you want to get your bike into the tent? If it's a wet weekend the chances are you've been riding for hours through the rain anyway (or will do the following day). It's going to be in the way right next to you and needs careful handling or it's going to end up on its side. The facility to stand up to change clothes in the garage area is an advantage but you're paying a lot for the privilege.
Thank you
If i had a Honda Goldwing with a trailer i will buy this tent🥳😂🤟
You should get it anyway :-)
Great review, Thanks
Thank you TwoFourCharlie
Great Vid and very informative..👍cheers 👍
Thank you for the feedback :-)
Good Video….i like your bike…ty
Thank you, it’s looking a bit different now…. Wait for the next video
Hi mate when you put up your ground sheet and the inner tent can you leave it up when finished our dose it have to be dismantled thanks Don
Hi Don, you can leave the inner set up inside the outer shell it doesn’t need to be removed :-)
Great video hun xx
Interesting review, thanks. The tent is tall and not very aerodynamic. How well does it cope with high winds?
Hi Adrian, as long as the guide ropes are secured down the tent deals with the adverse weather conditions surprisingly well - the height of the tent is not an issue as the core structure and strength using the tough strong poles is perfect
@@MidlandsMotorbikers Great, thanks for this. My last tent got blown into the middle of next week when I was at John O'Groats a few weeks ago, so I'm a wee bit paranoid. Appreciate the reassurance!
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I like this tent but 2 things I don't like about it from what I see here is it's pretty massive to be packing on a motorcycle and the inner tent walls appear to be sagging in way too much...is there no tie-backs for the inner walls to keep the walls from sagging inside of the sleeping area?
Hi and thanks for the comment,
The video was my first time setting up the tent and so you are right it wasn’t the best set up, however I can confirm when the tent is correctly set up it has no saggy points and is a very sturdy and strong tent
I hope you turned off the ignition after that side stand dismount, there are a lot of people that do this as well as using the kill switch, as most motorcycles have electric fuel pumps the risk of a flat battery is that you usually cant clutch start the engine.
Thank you Patrick and yes I did :-)
Love this wow
Cheers Michael glad you like
Just why you’d want your bike in the tent I’m not sure 🤔 but heyho 😉
Nice big tent, certainly ok if you’re in one place for a few days, but not a pitch every day type tent
Pretty much what I was thinking.If I were to go on a bike camping trip the last thing I would be taking would that humungous weighty tent.
You have no idea, mine goes up in 5 minutes, this is his first time, the inner tent stays in, after the first set up. Absolutely set it up day after day, the garage is so useful , cooking keeping things dry, makes for a great sitting area.
Massively agree
Honestly it isn’t weighty at all it packs down surprisingly well and can be strapped to the panniers if needed
If its cold and wet, getting t'bike in sharpish whilst it's still hot can also help get clothes dry and you warm. The weight thing is down to what bike you have I guess, and what it will carry.
What's that snoring noise throughout? 🤔 Great review 👍
Thank you Lynt, it was one of the first videos we created and that clicking/snoring noise is the camera focus as we didn’t have standalone mics…. We are hopefully improving for the next video coming soon
@@MidlandsMotorbikers I did wonder if it was a woodpecker 😊
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la carpa es hermosa, pero tiene que ser mas agil en el armado mas rapida, mas facil, hay mejores soluciones mas rapida de armado, armar esta carpa con un temporal y solo debe ser complicado
Stand alone tents can be moved after pitching them. When your at a hotel or cabin you'll need a bike cover anyway. I don't see the appeal ?
Thank you for your comment :-)
Hi , i realise this question has zero to do with the video , but i wondered if you knew of any pagan based motorcycle clubs in the east midlands area or even national ? would appreciate a heads up if possible .
Hello and thank you for the comment but unfortunately no I don’t
that's a tight squeeze... should have been a bit wider for longer bikes.
It’s always going to be a compromise for making a tent of any size….. add size = add weight
This is the perfect dimensions for the majority of bikes, and if it can fit a mighty GSA in with full luggage then I’m impressed
@@MidlandsMotorbikers 1.5 inches on each side could do wonders and not add that much weight and packed size^^
In the real world as a viking from Norway, I never used a tent, not eve in winter. I bring 1 tarp, some rope. super thick 3cm closed foam mat and my sleeping bag. Maybe if it was deep snow I would bring a secondary small tarp to have under the mat. A few Kg, maybe 10-11? less then 25 lbs.
Being this is not a traditional dome tent with outer rain fly over mesh tent top, how does this tent do with condensation inside?
I have tried and tested this in many conditions now. Rain, Sun, cold and hot, the ventilation seems to be great in the heat and the high top allows for a nice escape of heat. There is no condensation I’ve noticed at all even in extreme temperatures
@@MidlandsMotorbikers Excellent - thanks for responding…👍
Why was the inner tent separate? Mine didn’t come that way, was already installed.
Correct it did come installed but for the purposes of the video I wanted to show all the separate parts
@@MidlandsMotorbikers thank you
Where are they made?
Fly fabric: Ultra light UV-Resistant, Rip-stop, Fire-Retardant CPAI84, 10 000mm waterproof coating, 210T Polyester
Floor fabric: Ultra light, Rip-stop, Fire-Retardant CPAI84, 10,000mm waterproof coating, 190T Nylon
Inner tent fabric: Breathable Polyester, Fire-Retardant CPAI84
Where is that music coming from..the sight next to you?
Hello, Which music?
Nice big tent if you need room for a few people but ill never understand why the hell you would want the bike in the tent , just take a cheap light bike cover to keep weather and thieving eyes off
Consider it as a place to be able to pack the bike up or unload the bike away from the elements or even as a place to use as a garage area for ant repairs etc?
its certainly not a wild camping tent,,,it would take to long to pitch,,, I prefer free standing tents,,,, also carry such a tent means less room on the bike for the little luxcurys like chair and tables and camp bed,,,no to my eye its to big,,, maybe its ok as a base tent..
Luckily they do the ADV tent much more suitable now
Now if only it were affordable to the average working man
But a cheaper tent like I did before and I found it never lasted….. this really is a tent for a lifetime
best tent for GS riders! for all other riders: max bull$h*t.
In my opinion, it is not a good tent for a long roadtrip. Because, it is too big once folded and heavy, too long to set up and disassemble if like me you plan to assemble/disassemble every night, a bit expenssive too. The " garage " spot is useless and make it too complicated/heavy. If you need a shelter for the rain just bring a tarp, but in most campsite you won't need to. Why not if you plan to use it for a few days the same spot. But still, no offense but, your random cheapest 2 persons hiker tent in your local camping shop is far more practicle, small, light and very easy to use. Thx for the review.
Thank you for the comments :-)
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Take less… be happy;) that tent is enormous in packing size and weight. Use a tarp, and bivy.
Take less if you need to, if you have space…. Why not take more lol
I can get my tent up in five minutes, no time-lapse photography needed. Why put a motorcycle in a tent anyway? They are generally fairly water-resistant. If you're that bothered about your bike getting wet, just take a lightweight cover!
So many 'experts' on RUclips. The strings holding down your tent are 'guy' ropes, not 'guide' ropes.
I wouldn't fancy my chances with this tent in a strong wind either. Not impressed.
Ride safe. Love and peace.
Many thanks for your comments and feedback
You would think by now a company would come up with a simpler way of erecting a Tent.
Isn’t this simple enough?
@@MidlandsMotorbikers I can imagine after a hard day's ride with a bit of rain and wind it would be a different story.
@@alanoswin8827 fair comment, but that’s the same with any tent on the market tbh
there are the tents that go up like an umbrella... but I doubt it would be any use for bike travel due to weight and spaces inside if you'd like an area for your bike as well...
They normally come with the inner tent already in, and you leave it in. Don’t understand your comment, I can set mine up in less than 5 minutes in wind.
Why is every other word "obviously" ? If it's obvious, you don't need to say it.
Probably a nerves thing lol
How much were you paid or given to promote this?
Thank you for the comment and we are not paid anything to promote this or any of the items we review/test.
Another troll🙈
Good? It’s nothing more than proof that using RUclips influencers can sell overpriced products that are not fit for purpose.
We would love to know why you feel this isn’t suitable for purpose…. I have since used this tent many times in multiple different locations, settings, climates and weathers and it has and still exceeds our expectations? What do you feel it is missing?
Das verstehe ich nicht ganz. Ich fahre bei Wind und Wetter. Auf der Straße und auf Schotter.
Und dann braucht mein Motorrad ein Dach?
You don’t understand because you’re close minded, not just a garage, sitting area, cooking area, out of the wind and rain, don’t have to park your bike in there. Good lord, think🤷♂️
Thank you
Humongous pack size it's like a family car camping tent kind of ridiculous to call it a motorcycle specific tent when it's way too big.
It’s not for all bikes but fits great on my GSA
I love the look of your Linstrands gear, how do you rate it?
Hi thanks for messaging, this is actually my first suit from Lindstrands and since then I have bought another. I love the brand, the comfort and for the price you have a suit that will last for you.
@@MidlandsMotorbikers Cheers mate! Seriously thinking about getting one now...the black and orange of course for a KTM :)
@@itchyfeet4205 that’s what my second suit is the “Sunne” suit in black and orange :-)
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Why do these so call adventure riders all ways have brand new gear and not spek of dirt on them amateur's
Interesting observation, however maybe we are meticulously cleaning and looking after our gear…. Just a thought lol
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