@@ionageman From other video's I've seen, the garage is beneficial for working on the bike during in climate weather. or just to keep prying eyes off of your stuff.
Being able to stand up inside is a must for me. Plus I like the extra space when staying in one place for a few days. (Plenty of room for food prep when windy/rainy) The Adv tent would be great if your on the move every day though.
I recommend tilting the bike to the opposite side of the living room. If the ground under the sidestand softens, the motorcycle will not fall on you while you sleep.
I have enjoyed the garage tent for ten years now and love it. I'm 73 and still ride and camp. Beds aren't much better than the ground, and having the bike in the garage gives peace of mind when you hear noises during the night!
@@martincowley3503 I've had it so long I forgot the name but it is a foam filled Airmattrus, unroll, let it foam expand, blow in a little more air and close the valve for a comforting pad. Open the valve and roll up squeezing the air out of the foam and close the valve to keep it tight!
Thanks Jess for sharing about this tent. I have been contemplating buying the lone rider tent for a while. I have a 2 person Nallo Hilleberg tent that I have to get down on my hands and knees to get into it and at almost 70 years of age it is getting a little bit much for me. I already have bought a Suzuki DRZ400S because my Honda NC700X is to heavy for me to lift up if I drop it. Bad back and knees just don't like doing all of that crawling and lifting stuff.
If you and your husband split up the big tent into smaller bags then the size issue is solved. I do this with my big Eureka tent when I hike with the kids and it works well. You carry the pole bag, footprint, and rain fly and the other carries the tent and accessories. Anyway those look well made and the zippers are very smooth. Great video!
I use the opposition tent to the Lone rider tent, the garage is definitely a bonus, the only suggestion I would make is when parking the bike on the side stand, always put something under the side stand foot so that it doesn’t sink into the ground and ALWAYS lean your bike away from the sleeping vestibule.... great video ...
Jess, My ATV is to deliver tomorrow. You don’t have to roll the doors,/windows, they tuck on top of the mesh liner or tuck into the pockets. Check out the video on Lone Rider’s site of the Aussie female rider.
With the doors either side makes it a better view. I like I’m tall and I can walk without crawling helps. Looks like only two wheels but that’s great! Love some camping but I my wife likes hotels or RV’s. The big tent as the small isn’t for us as older riders.
I wish I would have seen your video three days ago. I just ordered my ripstop fabric to make a smaller Campfire/Baker tent for my motorcycle camping. I raised my children canoe camping in a canvas campfire tent I made in Montana. This smaller lighter tent will be for my Lady and I. I've used a solo tent and my LUXE tarp for years. This garage tent is a four season tent that I seriously considered. It would fit in my drag sled for Xcountry ski trips or snow shoeing. Cold camping with my son would be comfortable even with the tall ceiling. Thank You for showing both tents. Their quality is evident. I look forward to seeing you in October for Forgotten Angels camp out. Maybe with the larger tent? Do take care, You're in my prayers. Hoka Hey
this was the best product review I have seen this year i felt it was honest and not a plug for free product i am going to order both my nephew races scrambles I have already built a trailer to pull my CRF125 with my 1200 sportster I have 40+ yrs riding the working area in the large tent looks big enough for his 2014 KTM 125 will fit in the garage and he is still young enough to get down low on the smaller tent i look forward to using them
Enjoy the authenticity you bring. As for the tents, I'm more in the minimalist camp with an MSR Hubba Bubba 2 person. It weighs about 3 lbs and packs smaller than a loaf of bread. Light and waterproof were the determining factors. Durable...well it is light lol. I used a piece of 6mm poly for a ground sheet to protect the tents floor. No problems over the last several years from Baja to Labrador to the Negev.
The tent with the bike cover is by far the best I have a dual one (sleeping compartments) at either end being able to stand to get dressed ect or having hight above you when you sit is great, great vlog again so near the 100
Take my money, I’m definitely going to purchase the one with the garage. Like you said. Extra space if the weather is good. Or bad weather , you can cover the bike. Lone rider nailed it. Thanks for the review and putting the dyna inside it.
Wow. I am very impressed with both of these tents! The ADV tent looks perfect for long trips with one night only stops, and the Garage tent looks perfect for multi day campsites. I love the height of the large tent. Thanks for this!!
well, i don't have a bike yet but so far the larger one is definitely a seller to me. you can put your bike in there without really worrying about morning dew or even rain getting all over the seat, bags, etc. very good intro to new products.
I've had a garage tent for some years now and (apart from being able to fully stand up to get my leathers on), the most useful part is where with the help of some extra poles the garage doors can be lifted up to provide awnings. Sitting in the open protected from the rain or baking sun is the best thing ever after a day's ride. Take down the inner and I've had 6 people comfortably sat in there of an evening. And once another riders tent broke and with a borrowed groundsheet, 4 of us slept in there with more than plenty of room to spare
as an old school boy scout i am amazed at the new tents. these are outstanding. ok now go camping and see how they work in Ohio spring. as we all know Ohio spring weather can be fun and playful with your camping plans. lol
I have not seen a sissy bar in a long, long time. 1971 I had a chopped BSA in burnt orange, ape hanger handlebars, highway pegs, and about a 3.5 foot sissy bar shaped like a devils tail. Freaking wow. Thanks for the memories.
Some pretty nice looking tents there young lady. I prefer the smaller tent for a couple of reasons. First of course, is price while the second is fit. I can't imagine my road glide fitting in there in any way that would be practical. Enjoy your summer camping adventures.
I have the garage tent and have had it for a while. Used it camping and loved it. Its definitely over the top, for price and the idea of minimalistic camping. No real necessity to have the garage to roll it in and cover it up unless it starts to rain. Great quality though, LoneRider definitely created this to last out in the lonesomeness.
From personal experience motocamping in a small tent in the rain (that failed in the waterproof department miserably) and my buddy had a "garage style" tent - I WILL BE PURCHASING ONE!! Thanks for the great review!
I like em both adv tent looks easy and like you said if the weather is gonna be iffy that BAT ( big ass tent) would be awesome 👍 Nice you get to put them threw there paces have fun.
Both look like Awsome tents . Just a thought . Drive the bike in from opposite direction , so bike leans away from sleep area . Just in case bike falls it would do so away from sleep area .
First of all, let me say that most likely I don’t see myself camping anytime in the future. However, I thoroughly enjoyed every last second of this video. You do such a great job here. You are awesome! Look forward to every future installment, and especially the camping ones. Keep up the good work Jess!👍
cool tents. Like you, I am eager for camping season. Someone else mentioned it but be careful if your bike is in the garage part that it isn't going to fall on you. Also you mentioned maybe cooking in the garage part. I hate to be preaching to you like a parent but you shouldn't have a heat source in the tent at all, even the garage part. Sorry if I sound preachy but just don't want you to get hurt. Keep posting great videos.
Thank you for your review Jess. Before Corona I went almost every year camping, car and player guild meetups tho, as I am no motorcyclist. A friend has a big one with a "garage", I like that, because you can dry wet clothes there easily and in the evening you can sit there with camping chairs talking to your buddy while it is raining outside. My friend also like to use it for his bike. You can put this one to many uses. 💪😎
Two issues are 1) cost at 605$ out of stock in US until April. 2) At 7 feet 11 inch garage will not fit my 2018 electra glide ultra classic at 8 feet 5 inches. BUT if you're bike fits I would buy it in a heartbeat. I tent with a cot (better on my back) and am looking for just this setup.
I didn't read through comments so maybe my thought is beat to death, but I actually would like to see how the tent stows away. For tents, the mechanics of setup and take down is a big part of evaluation along with weight and durability. It all weighs into the overall value. Thanks
Looks like Lone Rider is the way to go! I like the big one, seems carrying the extra weight would be worth it. Spring is just around the Corner! Stay safe.
Thank you for making this ! Love the look of both of these tents although I have several other tents that I use that would cover the ADV but that spacious moto tent looks mint. I am going to struggle not to buy one once the UK fully opens up from quarantine and I can get back out there . Can’t wait to see the practical review of these in use . Good luck and keep up the good work.
@@GeemailMailboxx Not me, I still love long rides, going places I've never been to before. When I get there I rent a motel room for the night and sleep in a bed.
I never got used to sleeping on the ground/floor - almost your age, it never went away, no matter how much I tried. To me, it's called "cramping". In Europe some commercial camp grounds rent out large ready-set-up tents with beds, subdivisions, cooking, etc. and it's occasionally called "glamping". People go there to have a holiday from their kids, with their kids.
Love when you brought Harley around in to the tent it was completely hidden behind the tent.. Nice.. ;-) I do like the ADV tent more, but that's just me, but I can definitely see a use for the bigger tent as well, all that useable space..... Kind of a shame that I've just spent a small fortune on a Big Agnes tent (which I've only used for one night of camping as I've used my hammock more).
Those tents look really cool!!! Set up didn’t look to bad at all!!! And I think my Street Glide would fit in the garage area!!! Can’t wait to see your new camping adventures!!!
Those are some nice tents, I always used a tarp over my tent since the nylon was so thin in big rain it soak right through, it only had the little rain flap that covered the roof vents. That garage looks like it fit a Road Glide or Street Glide at least by the width wise. Have fun and be safe.
Always remember if you have your bike in the tent have it leaning to the out side ! I've seen what happens when a bike fall on someone sleeping in there tent its not good saying that the bigger tent is awesome take care and happy camping
Great presentation Jess. If I was to go camping, yes the larger one would be for me. As it stands my idea of camping would be a stay at the Ritz Carlton or equivalent. tsk tsk. The prices for fuel and motels, I'm told, out west are climbing at a rapid pace. Might have to stick around a little longer but can always enjoy myself watching your videos. Take care.
Basically a copy of the Redverz Expedition Motorcycle tent that has been available for over 10 years, I have one and the wife is very pleased with it as there is lots of room.....the idea of a liveable tent is luxury.
Nice! Getting excited for moto camping as well. Too bad you didn't include video of tear down of both tents to get the overall start to end. Putting it all away in a bag can sometimes prove difficult. As for setup time, ease of use and portability, I think the first is ideally best. Having a garage is nice but when weather elements play a factor and you're tired, you don't want setup being difficult or time consuming. I would skip the garage version, just my two cents...easy to bring a separate m/c cover.
They did!! It just took me a long time to tear both down and remember how to fold them back up haha! But yes! They went back in the stuff sacks with ease!
I would definitely keep a piece of wood under the kickstands of the motorcycles if you must lean the motorcycles towards the sleeping quarters. God forbid, you wouldn’t want your kickstand to sink into the ground and your motorcycle decides to visit you while your sleeping during the night. Very nice tents indeed and they look well made!
That happened to me years ago when camping in Scranton PA years ago. Lol! It wasn't supposed to rain that night and I went to bed. Luckily I DID have the bike away from my tent and when I woke up in the morning, the bike was laying on her side. From then on, I had a small piece of wood to put under my kickstand.
Wow those tents look amazing. Your definitely a pro at putting up tents 🏕️ together. Heaps of room even in the adv tent. The moto 🏍️ tent with the garage is incredible. It's like a house. You could have a triple bunk bed in the garage. Great size in the cabin. Cool u can fit the Dyna in there 👍
This Spring I'm taking my moto-camping to the next level. I'll be moto-camping lakeside for a kayak fishing trip. I will have a folding kayak mounted on my bike for the trip (Tucktec). How small does it fold up? It's currently under my couch.
Nice! I just bought something similar, yesterday. Except it's a shuttle bus. With a wheelch..... Motorcycle lift. Ok, not the same. But, for the same purpose. Plus, I have a mobile workshop, for helping people with bike trouble, at events, and such.
Which tent do YOU like best?
Lone Rider: bit.ly/3rCkMaB
I really like the garage tent, but I also like the small tent and would probably consider the smaller tent for easier to pack for travel.👍🏻👍🏻
I use the adv .. ease of setup and the roomy design .. I don’t know why people would use a garage .. rather than a cover
The 1 with a Garage !
@@ionageman From other video's I've seen, the garage is beneficial for working on the bike during in climate weather. or just to keep prying eyes off of your stuff.
Being able to stand up inside is a must for me. Plus I like the extra space when staying in one place for a few days. (Plenty of room for food prep when windy/rainy)
The Adv tent would be great if your on the move every day though.
I recommend tilting the bike to the opposite side of the living room. If the ground under the sidestand softens, the motorcycle will not fall on you while you sleep.
I have a sidestand plate for soft ground but its a valid point you make.
My biggest concern is having a tank full of fuel inside the tent with me.
Jeez, I never thought about THAT!
I have enjoyed the garage tent for ten years now and love it. I'm 73 and still ride and camp. Beds aren't much better than the ground, and having the bike in the garage gives peace of mind when you hear noises during the night!
Hey Roland - what's your recommendation for sleeping pads.?
@@martincowley3503 I've had it so long I forgot the name but it is a foam filled Airmattrus, unroll, let it foam expand, blow in a little more air and close the valve for a comforting pad. Open the valve and roll up squeezing the air out of the foam and close the valve to keep it tight!
O yes u know it
Thanks Jess for sharing about this tent. I have been contemplating buying the lone rider tent for a while. I have a 2 person Nallo Hilleberg tent that I have to get down on my hands and knees to get into it and at almost 70 years of age it is getting a little bit much for me. I already have bought a Suzuki DRZ400S because my Honda NC700X is to heavy for me to lift up if I drop it. Bad back and knees just don't like doing all of that crawling and lifting stuff.
If you and your husband split up the big tent into smaller bags then the size issue is solved. I do this with my big Eureka tent when I hike with the kids and it works well. You carry the pole bag, footprint, and rain fly and the other carries the tent and accessories. Anyway those look well made and the zippers are very smooth. Great video!
I use the opposition tent to the Lone rider tent, the garage is definitely a bonus, the only suggestion I would make is when parking the bike on the side stand, always put something under the side stand foot so that it doesn’t sink into the ground and ALWAYS lean your bike away from the sleeping vestibule.... great video ...
I am an older motorcyclist so I like the taller motorcycle tent. The garage is a neat feature as well.
They both look awesome
Riding season is coming along. Come on camping season! 🙏🤘
I like how the zippers are red for easy detection.
Awesome review! I love these tents.... @12:25 LOVED THE LITTLE GIRL SCREAM!!!! Can't wait to see you put these through their paces!
LoneRider should be very happy with your review . I recommend the LoneRider adv tent .. This is the best tent I’ve owned in 40 years of camping .
I reckon the garage tent, you can cook in it during the day and store ya bike at night.
Getting closer to a 100k!! Cannot wait!
Jess,
My ATV is to deliver tomorrow. You don’t have to roll the doors,/windows, they tuck on top of the mesh liner or tuck into the pockets. Check out the video on Lone Rider’s site of the Aussie female rider.
Very good very good . Liked both.🤓
With the doors either side makes it a better view. I like I’m tall and I can walk without crawling helps. Looks like only two wheels but that’s great! Love some camping but I my wife likes hotels or RV’s. The big tent as the small isn’t for us as older riders.
I like the both of them. They look awesome. Be good and be safe!!
I wish I would have seen your video three days ago. I just ordered my ripstop fabric to make a smaller Campfire/Baker tent for my motorcycle camping. I raised my children canoe camping in a canvas campfire tent I made in Montana. This smaller lighter tent will be for my Lady and I. I've used a solo tent and my LUXE tarp for years.
This garage tent is a four season tent that I seriously considered. It would fit in my drag sled for Xcountry ski trips or snow shoeing. Cold camping with my son would be comfortable even with the tall ceiling.
Thank You for showing both tents. Their quality is evident.
I look forward to seeing you in October for Forgotten Angels camp out. Maybe with the larger tent? Do take care, You're in my prayers.
Hoka Hey
this was the best product review I have seen this year i felt it was honest and not a plug for free product i am going to order both my nephew races scrambles I have already built a trailer to pull my CRF125 with my 1200 sportster I have 40+ yrs riding the working area in the large tent looks big enough for his 2014 KTM 125 will fit in the garage and he is still young enough to get down low on the smaller tent i look forward to using them
What a great Product ! Like it, Practical for the benefits !👍👍👍👏👏
Enjoy the authenticity you bring. As for the tents, I'm more in the minimalist camp with an MSR Hubba Bubba 2 person. It weighs about 3 lbs and packs smaller than a loaf of bread. Light and waterproof were the determining factors. Durable...well it is light lol. I used a piece of 6mm poly for a ground sheet to protect the tents floor. No problems over the last several years from Baja to Labrador to the Negev.
I prefer the smaller tent and could see myself being very cozy in it. I would be afraid of my bike falling over
In the garage tent. Good video.
Kickstand plate and its not going anywhere
Definitely lean it AWAY from the sleeping cabin.
@@WhackBytch256 yes exacally what i was gona say
Awesome quality tents and great potential functionality in any weather! 😎👍🌞☔️🌬
The tent with the bike cover is by far the best I have a dual one (sleeping compartments) at either end being able to stand to get dressed ect or having hight above you when you sit is great, great vlog again so near the 100
Take my money, I’m definitely going to purchase the one with the garage. Like you said. Extra space if the weather is good. Or bad weather , you can cover the bike. Lone rider nailed it. Thanks for the review and putting the dyna inside it.
Right! You can TELL the designers of this tent are motorcyclists! So many small details have been thought through!!
Wow. I am very impressed with both of these tents! The ADV tent looks perfect for long trips with one night only stops, and the Garage tent looks perfect for multi day campsites. I love the height of the large tent. Thanks for this!!
Couldn't agree more!
well, i don't have a bike yet but so far the larger one is definitely a seller to me. you can put your bike in there without really worrying about morning dew or even rain getting all over the seat, bags, etc. very good intro to new products.
I've had a garage tent for some years now and (apart from being able to fully stand up to get my leathers on), the most useful part is where with the help of some extra poles the garage doors can be lifted up to provide awnings.
Sitting in the open protected from the rain or baking sun is the best thing ever after a day's ride. Take down the inner and I've had 6 people comfortably sat in there of an evening.
And once another riders tent broke and with a borrowed groundsheet, 4 of us slept in there with more than plenty of room to spare
That large tent is incredible for moto camping. Never seen anything quite like that before.
Thank you for the excellent video and sharing the 2 new tents.I look forward to some more of your vids.....
Thanks for watching!
I be watching you & your husband every time riding motorcycle & his sport car too!
as an old school boy scout i am amazed at the new tents. these are outstanding.
ok now go camping and see how they work in Ohio spring.
as we all know Ohio spring weather can be fun and playful with your camping plans. lol
Jess, your production quality is increasing by leaps and bounds. Thank you. The old man in Florida!
I have not seen a sissy bar in a long, long time. 1971 I had a chopped BSA in burnt orange, ape hanger handlebars, highway pegs, and about a 3.5 foot sissy bar shaped like a devils tail. Freaking wow. Thanks for the memories.
Thanks for the review! I would recommend to park the bike the other way, so it leans to the other side of the tent.
After last years rain storm I am loving that big tent. Just to be able to sit outside during a rain is awesome
I just want to say I am in love with your dyna
Me too!
I really like both tents! Very spacious.
Me too!!
Those are awesome.
Some pretty nice looking tents there young lady. I prefer the smaller tent for a couple of reasons. First of course, is price while the second is fit. I can't imagine my road glide fitting in there in any way that would be practical.
Enjoy your summer camping adventures.
I have the garage tent and have had it for a while. Used it camping and loved it. Its definitely over the top, for price and the idea of minimalistic camping. No real necessity to have the garage to roll it in and cover it up unless it starts to rain. Great quality though, LoneRider definitely created this to last out in the lonesomeness.
From personal experience motocamping in a small tent in the rain (that failed in the waterproof department miserably) and my buddy had a "garage style" tent - I WILL BE PURCHASING ONE!! Thanks for the great review!
Thanks for the great review, very helpful, keep the shiny side up/ black side down🤘
I am 65 and this week I imagine if Ive got courage to camping again. After see your video I decide my time past!
Go for it! Happy Birthday!
I love both of the tents, but I already bought tents. But now I know what to buy when I go through mine. Thank you for sharing.
Great. Thx for sharing
I have heard a lot about those tents. I still do not take chances and spray with silicone water treatment. I suggest that for any tent.
Same!
Wahooooo!!!!! This is awesome! Love them both. So excited to get outdoors soon.
I like em both adv tent looks easy and like you said if the weather is gonna be iffy that BAT ( big ass tent) would be awesome 👍 Nice you get to put them threw there paces have fun.
Both look like Awsome tents . Just a thought . Drive the bike in from opposite direction , so bike leans away from sleep area . Just in case bike falls it would do so away from sleep area .
First of all, let me say that most likely I don’t see myself camping anytime in the future. However, I thoroughly enjoyed every last second of this video. You do such a great job here. You are awesome! Look forward to every future installment, and especially the camping ones. Keep up the good work Jess!👍
cool tents. Like you, I am eager for camping season. Someone else mentioned it but be careful if your bike is in the garage part that it isn't going to fall on you. Also you mentioned maybe cooking in the garage part. I hate to be preaching to you like a parent but you shouldn't have a heat source in the tent at all, even the garage part. Sorry if I sound preachy but just don't want you to get hurt. Keep posting great videos.
Thanks for the awesome video. I've been looking at different options for moto camping. Cant wait for the weather to get warmer.
Thank you for your review Jess. Before Corona I went almost every year camping, car and player guild meetups tho, as I am no motorcyclist. A friend has a big one with a "garage", I like that, because you can dry wet clothes there easily and in the evening you can sit there with camping chairs talking to your buddy while it is raining outside. My friend also like to use it for his bike. You can put this one to many uses. 💪😎
Two issues are 1) cost at 605$ out of stock in US until April. 2) At 7 feet 11 inch garage will not fit my 2018 electra glide ultra classic at 8 feet 5 inches. BUT if you're bike fits I would buy it in a heartbeat. I tent with a cot (better on my back) and am looking for just this setup.
I didn't read through comments so maybe my thought is beat to death, but I actually would like to see how the tent stows away. For tents, the mechanics of setup and take down is a big part of evaluation along with weight and durability. It all weighs into the overall value. Thanks
Looks like Lone Rider is the way to go! I like the big one, seems carrying the extra weight would be worth it. Spring is just around the Corner! Stay safe.
Thank you for making this ! Love the look of both of these tents although I have several other tents that I use that would cover the ADV but that spacious moto tent looks mint. I am going to struggle not to buy one once the UK fully opens up from quarantine and I can get back out there . Can’t wait to see the practical review of these in use . Good luck and keep up the good work.
Happy camping, Jess. Like you, I like them both but my 70 year old body can't take sleeping on the ground anymore.
Self inflate air mattress!
@@GeemailMailboxx Not me, I still love long rides, going places I've never been to before. When I get there I rent a motel room for the night and sleep in a bed.
@hawgryder13 Buy one of the low cots and put a sleeping mattress on it, very comfortable way to sleep.
They make lightweight cots.
I never got used to sleeping on the ground/floor - almost your age, it never went away, no matter how much I tried. To me, it's called "cramping". In Europe some commercial camp grounds rent out large ready-set-up tents with beds, subdivisions, cooking, etc. and it's occasionally called "glamping". People go there to have a holiday from their kids, with their kids.
Love when you brought Harley around in to the tent it was completely hidden behind the tent.. Nice.. ;-)
I do like the ADV tent more, but that's just me, but I can definitely see a use for the bigger tent as well, all that useable space.....
Kind of a shame that I've just spent a small fortune on a Big Agnes tent (which I've only used for one night of camping as I've used my hammock more).
Those tents look really cool!!! Set up didn’t look to bad at all!!! And I think my Street Glide would fit in the garage area!!! Can’t wait to see your new camping adventures!!!
Love the tent with the garage. Need the added living height at my age as well. Thank you for sharing!
WOW that looks really cool 😎
Those are some nice tents, I always used a tarp over my tent since the nylon was so thin in big rain it soak right through, it only had the little rain flap that covered the roof vents. That garage looks like it fit a Road Glide or Street Glide at least by the width wise. Have fun and be safe.
Loved it Jess, can't wait to see where you take us with them 👍👍👍
Those tents look pretty sweet. I will have to look into them to see if I can afford ether if them. This all really makes me want to go camping.
I’d like to see a video of taking the tent down and getting it back in its bag !
Those New Tents look great Jess,,,,, good video,,🌲🌲👍😎
Ready for Camping weather as well
Definitely nice to have a place to put wet gear and boots outside the tent! 🤘😎🤘
Yes!! Vestibules and that GARAGE are going to be awesome in crappy weather!
That is awesome. I like both of them 👍👍😎😎
The bikes and tents lined up was a brilliant photo op :D
Right! Just so beautiful haha
@@HerTwoWheels It was actually brilliant to see it. It's so hard to get all the bikes together for a nice photo 😂
Always remember if you have your bike in the tent have it leaning to the out side ! I've seen what happens when a bike fall on someone sleeping in there tent its not good saying that the bigger tent is awesome take care and happy camping
Both look great but I really like the garage one for longer term camping even with the extra weight, great job!
That garage tent looks amazing
With a garage. That’s awesome. Looks kinda big to pack but pretty sweet
Great presentation Jess. If I was to go camping, yes the larger one would be for me. As it stands my idea of camping would be a stay at the Ritz Carlton or equivalent. tsk tsk. The prices for fuel and motels, I'm told, out west are climbing at a rapid pace. Might have to stick around a little longer but can always enjoy myself watching your videos. Take care.
those are awesome
Jess that is so freaking awesome
Love the garage tent .
Both are awesome
Thank you for the video 👍🏻
I really appreciate you showing the garage tent. I think I'm going to invest in one. Thanks, Jess.
Basically a copy of the Redverz Expedition Motorcycle tent that has been available for over 10 years, I have one and the wife is very pleased with it as there is lots of room.....the idea of a liveable tent is luxury.
Game changer. I'm excited to see how they work out on your future motocamping trips!
Stay tuned! 😉
@@HerTwoWheels no u
I like both. Making me think that I need to force myself to do more moto camping this summer.
Kool tents! I like the one that covers the bike!
Wau this biggest it's really great, nice...😉👍with garage perfect....
Pretty nice!!! I love the garage ! Great job 👏
Nice! Getting excited for moto camping as well. Too bad you didn't include video of tear down of both tents to get the overall start to end. Putting it all away in a bag can sometimes prove difficult. As for setup time, ease of use and portability, I think the first is ideally best. Having a garage is nice but when weather elements play a factor and you're tired, you don't want setup being difficult or time consuming. I would skip the garage version, just my two cents...easy to bring a separate m/c cover.
That’s some seriously cool kit. 😎👍🏼🏍🏕
I would've really wanted to see if it all got fit back into their bags easily.
They did!! It just took me a long time to tear both down and remember how to fold them back up haha! But yes! They went back in the stuff sacks with ease!
@@HerTwoWheels I figured you'd get it back perfect.
I would definitely keep a piece of wood under the kickstands of the motorcycles if you must lean the motorcycles towards the sleeping quarters. God forbid, you wouldn’t want your kickstand to sink into the ground and your motorcycle decides to visit you while your sleeping during the night.
Very nice tents indeed and they look well made!
That happened to me years ago when camping in Scranton PA years ago. Lol! It wasn't supposed to rain that night and I went to bed. Luckily I DID have the bike away from my tent and when I woke up in the morning, the bike was laying on her side. From then on, I had a small piece of wood to put under my kickstand.
Wow those tents look amazing. Your definitely a pro at putting up tents 🏕️ together. Heaps of room even in the adv tent. The moto 🏍️ tent with the garage is incredible. It's like a house. You could have a triple bunk bed in the garage. Great size in the cabin. Cool u can fit the Dyna in there 👍
Let's get this video over 1 million views!
This Spring I'm taking my moto-camping to the next level. I'll be moto-camping lakeside for a kayak fishing trip. I will have a folding kayak mounted on my bike for the trip (Tucktec). How small does it fold up? It's currently under my couch.
That is such a kick azz tent, I can't believe what they have come up with for campers.
Nice!
I just bought something similar, yesterday.
Except it's a shuttle bus.
With a wheelch.....
Motorcycle lift.
Ok, not the same.
But, for the same purpose.
Plus, I have a mobile workshop, for helping people with bike trouble, at events, and such.
Congrats on your new tent! It's so woderful!
If anything I would carry my bike cover, But having that "garage" space is SUPER CUTE =D
Fitted sheet, doesnt keep moisture in.
@@jimscycleandautotn8508 why would you want to keep moisture in? If anything you need to keep a gasoline vehicle in a ventilated place.
@@wilgarcia1 uhhhh yea. Thanks for clearing that up. Yeaaaaa....
I love my Lone Rider tent, have the first model and still use it a lot, on my bike and also with my family on car trips.
Great video! Look forward to the reviews and how practical they may be.
Redverz makes tents with garages. Has for years and popular amongst ADV riders.