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Do you really need your bike in the tent? Go to your local sporting goods store and look at the tents they have. I would recommend a small dome tent that has a rain fly that goes all the way to the ground. Weight and size are important when motorcycle camping.
Thats what I was thinking. Just get a small dome tent. You would definitely have to wait for the bike to cool off before you parked it in the tent. Might get pretty hot in there or could be good for he winter.
Do you really need your bike in the tent? Go to your local sporting goods store and look at the tents they have. I would recommend a small dome tent that has a rain fly that goes all the way to the ground. Weight and size are important when motorcycle camping.
That is what I have, and it is big enough for a queen size air mattress, these old bones enjoy the comfort after a day in the saddle.
Do you really need your bike in the tent? Go to your local sporting goods store and look at the tents they have. I would recommend a small dome tent that has a rain fly that goes all the way to the ground. Weight and size are important when motorcycle camping.
No, you don't *need* it but just thinking the heat off the engine after a long ride could keep you pretty comfortable on those slightly colder nights. Ya know, a campfire inside the tent never works out in your favor. lol
Heck that looks like a viable option just to store my bike, since I don't have one of those man caves, in for $200. Now, if I only had the $200. lol
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