Motorcycle tent

[Devil]

KTM has offered one for quite a while and it's quite a bit cheaper.
http://www.ktm-parts.com/mm5/merchan..._Code=U6908660

[Devil]

Here's the tent for you hardcore bastards

[dino3310]

[centaurus]

I'm always afraid the bike might topple over in the night due to wind or something, especially when parked on dirt/grass so I always park it up so if it does it won't come over the tent. With this tend if that happens you're screwed.

As for Beemers, the tent is so expensive, they probably figured out only people rich enough to afford the new Beemers for touring can afford such a tent

[pete376403]

If the bike can be out in the rain when I'm riding it, it can be out in the rain at night, too.
Id rather go for one of these:
http://store.kamprite.com/catalog/Ka...C-p-16138.html

Or this one loks better as it can be a chair, lounger, etc as well
http://store.kamprite.com/catalog/Ka...t-p-16136.html

And only $us180

[Waihou Thumper]

KTM has offered one for quite a while and it's quite a bit cheaper.
http://www.ktm-parts.com/mm5/merchan..._Code=U6908660

Be good to store all of the kegs of beer for the after match function...
With the temperature of my exhaust after a ride, I will need a 2kg fire extinguisher!!
By that time, the novelty has worn off and I am asleep, ga gaa...

[tri boy]

if i could afford shit i'd be buying it

Cooking a big mutha up for ya now. Beans and cabbage went into the prep work. Shall I deliver it in a flaming paper bag, or dry it for later collection.
Ooops, its poking it's head out

[That looks like fun]

Cooking a big mutha up for ya now. Beans and cabbage went into the prep work. Shall I deliver it in a flaming paper bag, or dry it for later collection.
Ooops, its poking it's head out

Read that twice then figgered it out

[ADVGD]

Both the KTM Bike Tent and Ténéré Expedition Tent are nice looking with plenty of space, but the Ténéré at 6.1 kg or KTM Tent at 7.25 kg that's some serious weight, let alone the massive 20 x 53 centimeter packed size, certainly not bike carting friendly. If they were a reasonable weight and pack down size they'd be great, but they're more suited to vehicle supported trips and this just seems like cheating to me, I prefer adventure riding in the sense of packing up your bike fully loaded, self-sufficient and setting off.

[dino3310]

Cooking a big mutha up for ya now. Beans and cabbage went into the prep work. Shall I deliver it in a flaming paper bag, or dry it for later collection.
Ooops, its poking it's head out

OOOHHH thats just fuckin sick!!!!!!

[Squiggles]

If the bike can be out in the rain when I'm riding it, it can be out in the rain at night, too.
Id rather go for one of these:
http://store.kamprite.com/catalog/Ka...C-p-16138.html

Or this one loks better as it can be a chair, lounger, etc as well
http://store.kamprite.com/catalog/Ka...t-p-16136.html

And only $us180

Wonder if you can get em lighter....

[Insanity_rules]

I'm getting a cordura tent (get it?) for that tent. What a great idea.

[Crim]

do you think they do a specific DR650 one with built in workbench/vice, tools, work lights etc

(about time we had a bit of light hearted KLR v DR banter fire up)

[dino3310]

do you think they do a specific DR650 one with built in workbench/vice, tools, work lights etc

(about time we had a bit of light hearted KLR v DR banter fire up)

you forgot to add the tow rope and vibrator for when they stumble across broken down KLRs

[Crim]

(about time we had a bit of light hearted KLR v DR banter fire up)

you forgot to add the tow rope and vibrator for when they stumble across broken down KLRs

Now that's what I am talkin' about............should I ask what the vibrator is for or should I just fear the worst?