Bike Cover Storage Heavy Duty Storage Tent Outdoor Portable Bicycle Tent PU4000 Waterproof Cloth Durable 210D Oxford Fabric,Protect Against Wind, Rain, Snow, Dust W/Travel Bag (Black)

I’m a Fulltime RVer and workamp, so I’m campgrounds for months at a time then move on. During travel days, I fold the bike and keep it in the back of my car. But that’s a tad annoying, so I bought the shell. I love it! It has a window in the back so I could run one of my locks through the frame and outside to a tree. Then added the lock on the bike that came from Lectric. Now my bike is easily accessible, safe and dry.The installation was difficult for me until I realized I was trying to put the support bars in the wrong holes. Once I corrected that it was very easy to set up. I’m 67 and 5’2”I highly recommend.

If it’s windy you might not want to try to put it together, but It was easy to set up. It was pretty sturdy after staking it down. Make sure to keep the flap close or water will get in but it appears to be waterproof. It was roomy enough for two e-bikes and other supplies we left outside while camping. Good price also.

These bike tents work great, but they are not very stable if you are in a windy area. This is my second time buying one because the first one got blown over due to high-speed winds, and the bikes ripped apart the tent. This one I have now screwed to the wall and it does just fine even in 30-40 mph gusts.

Easy for me to set up by myself. Doesnt need to be staked down. Keeps everything dry and safe and coolers safe from small animals. Thinking about buying a second for my chairs and dog stroller.

I love it!

The cover isn’t waterproof.

I put this up to house my two bicycles. They fit very well inside, no water got in, but after about 2 years the roof began to fade and crumble. There's a seam near the top that gave way leaving a large gap in the roof.It protected my bikes for a while, but ultimately I had to replace it with something sturdier. I like that this one has a large opening to put the bikes in and out, and that the floor held up over the two years. Never found water in the tent, and in Chicagoland that's pretty amazing.

Water does get inside..,even after I seals the zipper in prep for a rain storm. Any pointed object will poke right through which is why I bought this second tent. Easy enough to assemble. I wish it were more sturdy. If you don’t anchor it, the tent with the weight of bikes in it will blow over. When the tent blew over, the bike mirror ripped the tent wide open. It’s an okay product and would be also useful for storing patio items in winter like smaller chairs, tables, cushions…just get a tarp to cover tent so rain doesn’t get inside.