Motorcycle Tent Shelter

[@badsport2008]

Put your tarp on the other side of the bike, so it's leaning away from you.

[@MonacoGP_On_YouTube]

Having the bike fall on you is a concern. I put a block under the stand if I'm on soft ground but the best option is to have the bike on concrete right at the edge of grass.

[@cruiserbrewser]

MonacoGP it’s not just for the bike falling. If it rains, the water will pour off your bike onto your blanket. If you’re on the other side you stay dry.

[@theponkster]

The wind (or and idiot) could tip your bike off the stand - leaning on the stand with a 'puck' under the stand is way way safer!

[@alaricspence3]

Good video 👍

[@jamesweiser252]

Place the tarp/shelter on the opposite side so if it rains it doesn't leak on you and so the bike don't fall on you while you're sleeping.

[@cedricksamaniego9146]

I always think of worst-case scenarios to keep myself on my toes and always remember that weather is unpredictable.. i can't wait to go overnight camping, first time with my toy🏍 sometime this year🍃

[@MonacoGP_On_YouTube]

Clearly this solution is for fair weather camping to keep the dew or light rain off. Many times, depending on weather, I take a thermarest pad and sleep in the open air. I'm not big on full bore tents for summer camping because they're too hot.

[@brittonharrison-diller6985]

You are putting it on the wind side of the bike... Go off the high side to shed moisture

[@viewsfromedsshed5356]

Put your tarp the other side of your bike, if it rains, or a heavy dew, the water will run off the bike away from you.

[@peterraymon4551]

Your chart should be on the other side the high side

[@Tvm019]

Your bike may fall on you with the tarp on that side.

[@franciosdeaeruiu7555]

>>bungie cords
Nah, rokstraps my dude

[@tomhopkins6758]

Needs to be on the other (high) side

[@SCL500_NYC]

This might be the most useless advice I’ve ever seen about moto camping.