🚴 Waterproof Bike Tent Storage Shed: Portable Outdoor Bicycle Cover - Foldable & Spacious - Ideal for Camping, Garden Tools, Motorcycle - 210d Silver Coated Oxford Cloth - Space Saving & Durable - Large Size (Black) Review

Several months of use in wet, rainy conditions. Would buy again. Getting on and off the bikes is easy. The good thing is that we can attach the bikes to the rails for extra security.

Instructions and pictures are clear and understandable - we had no problems setting up the tent. We installed it before a rainy weekend and everything inside stayed dry.

Was actually more than I thought. I was able to fit 2 bikes with training wheels, 2 bikes without training wheels, and 2 razor sharp scooters. So far it has weathered snow, rain and storms and has held up well.

This seemed like a good option for camping and storing our e-bikes, but one of the long bars broke on initial assembly. They are designed for significant flex but don't seem up to the task. Now I see that others had the same problem. Otherwise my 2 e-bikes fit in well but I feel like they aren't heavy enough for my use. Returned.

This is MUCH better than similar products on the market. It is more difficult. It has withstood storms, torrential rains and industrial blowers. I placed it on a platform of plywood and cement blocks to allow air to circulate and keep it off the ground. The platform is slightly smaller than the base, so the tent closes it, making it more waterproof. I would 100% recommend.

So first of all this is a great product for the price. Biggest I've seen in this price range and I was able to fit 3 adult bikes and pool toys in it. Cons: If you don't make sure the rear window is closed, super-dense water can get in when it's raining. made of metal so they rusted after 3 weeks of rain in Houston. Pros: Even if rusted, the eyelids are strong, and the material is strong without cracking. Pros: Great enemy for the price. Advantages: withstands strong winds.

Bought for the family bikes to protect them from the weather as we no longer have a garage. At first glance, the product seems to be on par with the most strenuous one that would use it while camping. Setup was pretty easy. The biggest mistake came when I bent the front stem as shown in the photo. The fiberglass pole broke in the tent shell. Since it was already assembled I left it for bike storage until my shed arrived. The fiberglass pads felt new but looked old. I will most likely look at…

Great idea first of all. Perfect size and design for a pair of adult bikes. Now the implementation is a complete failure. The materials used should be the cheapest on the market because: 1) The fabric of the tent is not waterproof, only water repellent. After every shower you will still have 1 good gallon of water inside. At first I thought it was leaking seams so I used a seam sealer that I use on my tent and backpack. Vain. And to find the leak I used my garden hose and a medium duty hose and