The thing about bicycle tents is that you want a tent big enough to be
comfortable in, light enough to take while bicycle camping and be usable for
all conditions you will be riding.   Let say you are doing a adventure
cycling ride where you ride in groups and may be in places where you camp
inside a gym or pavement area, a free standing tent is the most useable
since you do not need to be staked out.  If you have anything other than
this and you do these type of rides, then may find yourself in situation
where you are constantly trying to find places to camp which may be
difficult if you are in a city. Comfortability is another consideration
sense although you may be able to get by in a single person tent, a two
person tent may be idea sense you can put your equipment inside the tent
with you thereby protecting somewhat your stuff in addition to more livable
space depending how big you are. Dome type tents are free standing typically
and tunnel tents are not so the use of a tunnel tent may be good if you know
for sure, you are camping outside on dirt that can be staked into.

L.

On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 9:41 PM, Ryan J <rmerr...@murraystate.edu> wrote:

> Thanks for all the different tent suggestions, keep them coming, I love
> searching for a new tent.
>
> I used to do a bunch of canoe camping in the boundary waters area but sadly
> my old tent is pretty well destroyed.  8 years ago I got married and since
> then have pretty much car camped and the tents have grown huge so she is
> comfortable, which is fine for that kind of stuff, but have only recently
> really begun bike camping so I am in need of a new lightweightier tent.  My
> last s24o found me sleeping on the ground in my sleeping bag, no big deal
> but I would really rather have some sort of shelter.  Some of those Tarp
> tents look promising but I am still searching.
>
> I wonder, does a manufacturer build a tent that uses the bike as a tent
> support?
>
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