Redverz Solo Expedition Motorcycle Tent Green Olive 1-Person 3-Season

Redverz Solo Expedition Motorcycle Tent Green Olive 1-Person 3-Season Nice little tent. It appears to be a very high quality product (for what they cost it should be). Yes you can fit a smaller motorcycle in this tent. I have the smallest Harley Davidson in production (street 750) and it fit quite nicely in the tent. The thing you have to watch for is the width and length. Not a whole lot of room. I have crash bars with highway pegs and I had to be careful driving it into the tent so they wouldn't snag on the sides. A full-size Harley dresser would be an interesting fit. Once you have the bike inside the tent there is plenty of room for storage. To the side, opposite the sleeping area, there is a lot of storage space. One thing you want to make sure is when you drive it in the kickstand side is opposite the sleeping side. That way it's leading away from the sleeping area. Should the unthinkable happened and it tips over you don't want to landing on top of you while you're sleeping. Also that affords you a little more room to get into the sleeping area. Before I take it out next I will order the garage cloth to keep my supplies off the ground. I did get the ground cloth for the sleeping area however and that works quite nicely, so I will be getting the cloth for the garage area. Makes things a little neater. Now to the functionality, it definitely is a one person sleeping area. Very little room in there as the sides of the tent slope toward the middle. I don't know if a cot would even work in there unless you had one of those ground hugging styles. All I had was an inflatable mattress pad and the sleeping bag, the lack of room was not an issue. If you need to stand up there is plenty of room in the garage area, however with the bike inside it gets a little cramped. Now you may be wondering why I only gave it four stars instead of five. Pitching this tent is not as easy as the videos portray. I almost went with the bigger tent (the atacama) and I'm glad I didn't. First of all this tent takes up a lot of space. Upon arriving at the campground I wanted it in the shade so I pitched it near some trees. The problem was by the time I got it set up there wasn't a whole lot of room to maneuver my motorcycle in and out of it. I did take it down the next day and re-pitch it because it was not only a bad spot but also it was a sloppy job setting it up (I was in a hurry as the sun was going down). It was a bearcat to set up, not only do you have a lot of stakes but you have a lot of guy rope, so you need a lot of space around the tent not only for the setup but for maneuvering the motorcycle in and out of it. I feel as time goes by and I gain more experience I will have a less of an issue with the setup than I did on the first attempt. It did break down quite nicely though, albeit a little time-consuming also. If you don't need the garage area, nor the size I would recommend a cheapy Coleman type dome tent. A lot of the campers around me in those kind of tents and it was just a matter of a few minutes setting them up. I like the idea of having my motorcycle inside the tent. If need be you can also set up a sleeping area inside the garage. All in all I like my tent, and will work at becoming more proficient with the setup and takedown.

Setup as a noob in 10 minutes after watching Kevin from Redverz on YouTube a few times. Last year I Moto camped using an eno rain fly and a Lawson Hammock. This tent is tenfold better. Excellent quality and very well thought out design. Any haters are simply ignorant in giving this less than 5 stars. 48 states living on and off the road... Highly recommend Redverz