Better than Lone Rider? Wolf Walker Motorcycle Tent Setup 

@@alischiagreene8646 glad to help. I've also learned that if you leave the inner tent hooked up, it's much quicker to put up.

@@RainyRider1970 I was soooo thinking that! I couldn’t see any reason to take it all apart.

@@alischiagreene8646 awesome

@alischiagreene8646 it's been great to have when I'm staying on site for a few days, but for traveling fast and just staying to rest and then leaving first thing, a smaller tent is more practical.

@@RainyRider1970 I agree to that. I’ve got a few extended camp outs comming up and the larger size will be nice. But if I’m moving on each day, then a smaller tent for sure.

Can't wait to see you again! we gotta do some karaoke. I've got some 'Shrek the Musical' tunes lined up

It was pretty easy, but like carrying a big box with a 10 pound marble in it, unstable in the wind until it's staked

Its a great tent. Takes a few times to get your technique right, but after 4 or 5 times, it goes up fast

You're welcome

TWSS. LOL. Yeah, really was a nice suprise. No way I'm going back to a small tent

this thing is a definite game changer

I think I have room to set up a bar in there

I've taken it on a lot of trips now.. It's a must for camping when you bring a lot of gear, and are going to be in one spot a few days being self sufficient. I use the garage areas to set up storage and a sitting area. When it rains, it will fi 4 people in chairs comfortably , or store all your gear from 2 bikes. For solo camping, it's a bit much, but for crowd camping, it's a must

@@RainyRider1970 Nice!👍 Thanks for the reply

@@arielfetters5662use my link in the description if you buy it

@@TheOnlyRonnieFL very well. I roll up all the vents at night. It catches a lot of air

Activities.. like.. parcheesi?

@@RainyRider1970 oh man. It's been years since I've played parcheesi. That game and monopoly brings out the competitive side on everyone from my family 😂

I've used the tent a few times on camp outs, (5) and it gets easier to set up each time. I will do the Forgotten Angels Camp out in March and I will do a long-term review

@@RainyRider1970 hi, how does it compare to the lone rider Moto tent I'm just looking now and can't make my mind up apart from the price 😩🤔🇬🇧

@leedavison6924 it's bigger, for one. Other people had the lone rider one at the camp outs and one youtuber that is sponsored by Lone Rider got one of these because it was so much bigger. Use the Amazon code in the video if you get it. It'll help me out

I've gotten pretty good at putting up by myself by staking one side and then pulling it up

This one's a little bigger, by a foot wider and taller

I put it up in Tampa last weekend. It was 85 in the day and 50 in the morning. It was pretty chilly, but the double liner kept the wind off, and rolling up the panels on the outer shell kept the heat in the day down. It takes some experimenting with the floor straps to get the tension right for the zippers, I recommend keeping the floor straps just loose enough to keep the door panels tight, but tight enough to keep the zipper easy to move

It rained on us that Saturday, and we couldn't even tell.

@@RainyRider1970 that is great!!! Im really leaning towards getting one, assuming the quality is near the same, and once you know how to set it up, I cant see the need to spend $750 on the lone rider!

It was definitely a 2 person setup until you realize how to do it, then it's pretty easy. I'll do another video soon where I'll set it up by myself

@@RainyRider1970 awesome, it would so be good to compare specs, weight, dimensions etc. The stuff sack looks pretty solid

@@pmdesign3 compared to the Lone Rider at the camp out this one had more room, was taller, wider, and more room outside the front and back step areas. It weighs 12 pounds, and the compression straps makes it snug up really small

Actually, it's exactly the same, made in the same factory, with a different label. Much like Krator and Burly. It all comes out of the same factory, but with different advertising

@@RainyRider1970 Your sure it is “Exactly the same”? For one, I did not see any screen on the small rear door like the Lone Rider tent has. Also the flooring for the sleeping area does not appear to come up as high on the four sides, and the three poles (As is my understanding) on the Lone Rider slip into a pocket on one side when assembling. It looked like your wife was having to slip her end of the poles into a grommet strap. I have the Lone Rider at home but I have not unpacked and used it yet.

@@illiyakuryakin3092 well... once you unpack it, then come back and tell me about it

@@RainyRider1970 It's not exactly the same. The Lone Rider has single ended pockets for the poles, so it's much easier to set up with one person. Also, the Lone Rider has double doors, so you have both a netting door and a solid fabric door. Unsure if those features are worth the money, but they aren't exactly the same. I suspect lots of tents come from the same factories.

@@MrPhipsi74 it does have double doors