Great review. You made it look easy even with one hand most of the time. I am still riding my Royal Enfield at 68, not sure how much camping I would do now. But if I were to do it all over again, I would enjoy that. When I go camping now, I have a 5th wheel camper with AC/HEAT, and TV'S. lol.
I never really understood why anyone would want to park his bike in the tent? So that the poor bike does not get wet? I can certainly see the benefit of having a kind of “porch” in front of the sleeping area, especially when it rains. But putting the bike there? Does anybody really do that?
I put the bike in the tent when i go away from the camp site, it's not on show and its got less chance of being interfered or tampered with. People walking past just see a tent and not attracted by seeing a Motorcycle
I’ve camped in areas of Europe where, on arrival at 6pm, didn’t feel like the most secure of places. The light was going so we did not want to abandon and try to find somewhere else. Would be great to be able to pitch up then put the bike out of sight while we go and get food.
Bit late to the party, well done struggling one handed haha! I have one of these, love it, and yes we can park our bike in it (funny how so many people can't handle that prospect)! But if you pack it away flat laying it down front to back, fold it in twice (red x2 and black tops aligned together and the straight bottom edges together) it fits the bag nicely without measuring. When you lay it out left it like that and all three pole edges are together laid flat so you can put them in just walking around the edge easily. Also I know this was a demo but don't you place your guy ropes at a slight angle outwards, not just straight front and backwards?
The "Do You Need Help, Yes No" is showing you hand signals to respond to a helicopter that may be over you with a loud speaker asking if you need help.
Easy way to avoid your stress rip on the corner is to peg out with all the doors zipped closed then theres no tension as you experienced ! Cracking review tho dude 👍👍
Sleeping area seems much too small, and also, if the bike is inside, everything is mucked up as then you can’t use any other space without stress of going around the bike.
Great review. You made it look easy even with one hand most of the time. I am still riding my Royal Enfield at 68, not sure how much camping I would do now. But if I were to do it all over again, I would enjoy that. When I go camping now, I have a 5th wheel camper with AC/HEAT, and TV'S. lol.
I never really understood why anyone would want to park his bike in the tent? So that the poor bike does not get wet?
I can certainly see the benefit of having a kind of “porch” in front of the sleeping area, especially when it rains. But putting the bike there? Does anybody really do that?
I put the bike in the tent when i go away from the camp site, it's not on show and its got less chance of being interfered or tampered with. People walking past just see a tent and not attracted by seeing a Motorcycle
I’ve camped in areas of Europe where, on arrival at 6pm, didn’t feel like the most secure of places. The light was going so we did not want to abandon and try to find somewhere else. Would be great to be able to pitch up then put the bike out of sight while we go and get food.
I rarely put my bike in there but it’s a great space to sit and relax and cook if the weather is poor.
Lol 😂
It’s like an aircraft hanger!
I’d take ur sat nav in there just incase u get lost!
This tent is an amazing value!! Also trick to the front door is to fold not roll
Bit late to the party, well done struggling one handed haha! I have one of these, love it, and yes we can park our bike in it (funny how so many people can't handle that prospect)! But if you pack it away flat laying it down front to back, fold it in twice (red x2 and black tops aligned together and the straight bottom edges together) it fits the bag nicely without measuring. When you lay it out left it like that and all three pole edges are together laid flat so you can put them in just walking around the edge easily. Also I know this was a demo but don't you place your guy ropes at a slight angle outwards, not just straight front and backwards?
The "Do You Need Help, Yes No" is showing you hand signals to respond to a helicopter that may be over you with a loud speaker asking if you need help.
Easy way to avoid your stress rip on the corner is to peg out with all the doors zipped closed then theres no tension as you experienced ! Cracking review tho dude 👍👍
Nice one mate. Thank you 🫡
fold the bottom corner (right or left) to the other side, as a triangle then do it again until you are towards the top... it will then roll up easily
The best review !!! Thank you 🙏
Love the Lone Rider tent. It may be a tad heavy but I appreciate the space and quality. Good video
BEL VIDEO ! mi consigli questa tenda in due ? sono indeci fra la mototent o ADV tent. ciaooo from italy
My Son and I use it regular so it’s good for 2
Just purchased one haven't used it yet , great video 👏
What a brilliant review, thank you.
you mentioned a video showing off the lights ?!
Here you go buddy. th-cam.com/video/s7gX24q6IV4/w-d-xo.html
Ma perché? Non tutti siamo youtuber! Anzi…
Get a tripod
What's a Tripod? 😉
Sleeping area seems much too small, and also, if the bike is inside, everything is mucked up as then you can’t use any other space without stress of going around the bike.
Sleeping area is fine we’ve found. If I was putting the bike in the tent I wouldn’t use the groundsheet. Plenty of space for your stuff.
Great video bud 👍🏻 but I just carnt understand folks wanting to put the bike in a tent when out camping
Thanks mate and yea, I don't put the bike in the Tent. I use the space for cooking and activities lol
It's all very well packing the tent in to your top box but you totally forgot the poles and all the other gear.
@@PokerMuppet poles etc were in the tent bag with the tent
Way over priced
Agreed
I got one during Black Friday sale for £350 ish. Not that expensive really.
@@firestorm996 Bargain!