Bike Cave Tidy Tent - All Green

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Replaceable roof hood gives additional protection from rain, snow and UV damage – also extends product life If you can spend that little extra, maybe go for the Camper Cave, but the Relaxdays is still good value for money. The Tidy Tent Bike Cave Xtra is basically a tent designed to accommodate bicycles and associated paraphernalia, whilst maintaining a footprint that is not too obstrusive such that it takes over your garden, patio or driveway. Coming in a handy storage bag, emptying out the contents revealed various lengths of fibreglass pole, some guy ropes and pegs and the bike cave itself. WATERPROOF SHELTER - Store your personal belongings in a safe, waterproof shelter built to withstand the most challenging conditions. It is a convenient and versatile shelter or storage tent for outdoor living. It can easily be moved around your garden to accommodate your needs, made with quality fibreglass poles and nylon straps, giving massive extra strength. The Tidy Tent has a replaceable roof hood for additional UPF50 protection and conserving the tent during the snow. the mesh floor panel of the previous model has now been replaced with a PE plastic sewn-in groundsheet

Thousands of happy customers attest to Tidy Tent XTRA being a great low cost and versatile solution to the problem of outdoor storage. However you do need to be aware that, like any tent, it does have it’s limitations. The door panels of the Bike Cave can be completely detached if required. The zip is not a single zip but two zips, each going halfway around. The zips are configured such that one zip has the slider on the door panel itself, whilst the other zip has the slider attached to the body of the bike tent.At Chain Reaction Cycles we found 1 products from Bike Cave, of which 1 were in the Bike Covers category. For example, the Bike Cave, a low-cost, self-assembly solution to the challenge of where you store your bicycle given that space in the modern home is increasingly at a premium. Or, the HideyHood 90, a neat folding wall-mounted shelter for mobility scooters, motorbikes, barbecues, etc. As a modular system, and with a storage capacity of over 2 cubic meters per unit, TidyTent can be considered a cost-effective and practical alternative to the conventional wooden shed! Unlike a shed, you can carry one home under your arm, and assemble and install it in minutes without the cost and hassle of having to put down a concrete base! In some older models, you may find an additional pair of vertical fibreglass poles. These are optional and designed to fit vertically under the two main arched poles to afford additional strength and support in the event of snow. Is a single TidyTent (Bike Cave / Campa Cave) not big enough for your needs? No problem. With the TidyTent XTRA, you can extend your storage space to suit your needs.

The very idea of a bike tent as a means of storing your bike has taken a while to become accepted. The Bike Cave is designed to keep your bike dry and readily accessible. Where do you actually store your bike? Can you get at it without tripping over it? In recent years we have all seen massive growth in cycling. Bikes are more popular now than ever before and bike tents are becoming the obvious answer to the question of where to store your bikes. Even though the roof was covered entirely with snow and showing signs of deformation due to the excess weight, the contents have remained dry and protected. This post was first published in October 2012 and updated in August 2020 to reflect availability of the Bike Cave

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Wanting to see how much I could stuff into it, my Bike Cave is currently looking after an adult mountain bike with FollowMe hitch attached, a rear child seat and two bikes suitable for a three year old. You can’t go wrong on value for money with the BlueStone, especially not when it’s as customisable as it is. Similarly you’ll also want to spend some time looking at the features too. Again the table above, listing the features will give you a really good overview. However you should think about the sort of features that you’d expect when buying new Bike Covers. It’s worth writing a list of the “must-have” features so that you don’t end up compromising and missing some important features, or alternatively end up buying an unnecessarily high specced product.