A short follow up to my first impressions review of the Lone Rider Tent. After using the tent a few times in real life scenarios and weather conditions, I now offer my final thoughts on the tent.
That groundsheet isn't for the garage area, it's to go under the main tent area to protect it from sharp stones and hard ground. If you don't use it there, in time you will wear out the base of your tent and then it will not be water proof. If you use the ground sheet correctly then once that wears thin you replace just the groundsheet. If you really want a groundsheet for the garage area then you can buy them separately although they are expensive for what they are.
Thanks for checking out the channel. The ground sheet is sold as a multi use ground sheet for both uses, as either a footprint under the sleeping area or as a ground sheet for the garage area. Within the garage area there are colour coded attachment points for the ground sheet. Ride safe 👍.
@@BikeRiderReviews yes I know it can be used for the garage but it you do you'll risk wearing out the bottom of your tent far quicker. All tents should be used with a separate ground sheet if you wish to prolong their life. Good practice is still good practice regardless of opinions and ignorance.
Thanks for checking out the channel, I think you are right there. I have to admit I was a bit dubious paying out so much money for a tent but after using it, I'm glad I bought it. Brilliant tent. Ride safe 👍
Hi, yes you can put your bike inside the tent, I cover this aspect in my first impressions review which is on the channel now. Unless I had to work on my bike and it was throwing it down with rain, I honestly can't say I'd be putting my bike in my tent. Ride safe 👍
