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[mark ward]

What I see with this one with bike storage is........that latenight BLADDER BURSTING, (gettibg old) RUSH to get out of the tent, LEG CRAMPING up at the same time from a long ride....... RUN MY HEAD SMACK INTO THE BIKE! OUCH, (who put that there?) LOL

--- On [b]Mon, 1/3/11, Thomas [i][/i][/b] wrote:

From: Thomas Subject: [DSN_KLR650] Re: tents To: DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com Date: Monday, January 3, 2011, 5:22 PM   It probably wouldn't happen to you... But I can see this happening to *me* : So, I forget to place something suitable under the kickstand, which sinks into the ground, dropping the bike and crushing me in my sleep. Alternative scenario includes a fuel leak and subsequent fire inside my tent while sleeping. --- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "skypilot110" wrote: > > Never heard of it. I am still too focused on trying to justify buying one of these. At $399 I think it will not fly but it is an awsome idea for a tent > > http://www.nomadtent.com/tents.html

[spike55_bmw]

Mark: I have five tents in the span of 35 yrs. Still have the latest Eurekas. I'd always recommend a free standing tent plus find one with a simple frame that is easy to do in the dark by memory. I sort of have a bad back and the Timberlites have low rooflines, which forces me to use some gymnastic moves to get in and out of the smaller 2-man Timberlite. You can not sit up in the small one so it is impossible to put you boots on in a dry place. The other issue with tents in areas without trees is that is gets hot as hell in them when the sun it out and you can't get enough airflow even with both end-screens open. You can open the doors but them mosquitos will be your friends. The one I use most of the time now is the Eureka Pinnacle Pass 2XT. It is free standing (only 2-poles for the frame). It has major sections of screening on 3-sides and it was $120. You can easily sit up in it and get your boots on. There is plenty of room down the one side for all of your gear and you sleep on the other side. The only problem(s) is the yucky colors: blue, green, and another color green and I don't think they make them anymore. The Apex is similar but they have solid material sides. BTW, Don't put down a ground cloth (sheet of plastic) since the water always gets in between the tent floor and the plastic. Since there will always be a hole, leaky seam, or worn spot in a tent floor the water will find any weakness and percolate up into your sleeping bag. I just put a big sheet of plastic inside the tent that goes up the wall about 6"-8" the whole way around. This "skirt" of plastic keeps your pillow that might be pushed up against the tent wall from wicking rain water plus you can easily withstand 1" deep of standing water around your tent. If the plastic cracks or punctures, tape it or replace it. I've stayed dry on all of my campouts (former scout leader 23 yrs and now motorcycle camping for 10 more yrs). Don R100, A6F

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, mark ward wrote: > > Tidings all > > last year I seen a combo "tent" that hung like a hammock, but stiffer sides like a cot, so you didn't have to sleep on your back all curved feet in the air, like hammocks make you. > (I sleep on my side's alot.) > > ratchet strapped between two trees. > > So it packs SMALL yet keep you dry and flat. (kinda) and no worry of sticks and Rocks tearing the floor if set up in the woods > > Anyone Know about it?? (who what where?) > > Thanks in advance. > > Mark (W. Mi.) >

[Eckert, Christopher (Infrastructure Solut]

Ya but I have always thought a house should have more garage bays than beds and baths so The same should go for tents I suppose [b]From:[/b] tomatocity [mailto:tomatocity@...] [b]Sent:[/b] Tuesday, January 04, 2011 1:29 AM [b]To:[/b] Eckert, Christopher (Infrastructure Solutions Dept.) [b]Subject:[/b] Re: [DSN_KLR650] Re: tents Very nice. Excellent idea. Heck California might make you pay property taxes if you camp in the same place more than one day. Tim On Mon, Jan 3, 2011 at 8:41 AM, skypilot110 wrote:

  Never heard of it. I am still too focused on trying to justify buying one of these. At $399 I think it will not fly but it is an awsome idea for a tent http://www.nomadtent.com/tents.html

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[Jud]

"Ya but I have always thought a house should have more garage bays than beds and baths so The same should go for tents I suppose" All I know is, if you take a car with a perfectly good roof and put it in a garage, you have a waste of roofage. I don't care how many garage stalls you have, you don't start putting cars in there until all the bikes are put away.

[revmaaatin]

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Jud" wrote:

> > "Ya but I have always thought a house should have more garage bays than beds and baths so The same should go for tents I suppose" > > All I know is, if you take a car with a perfectly good roof and put it in a garage, you have a waste of roofage. I don't care how many garage stalls you have, you don't start putting cars in there until all the bikes are put away. >

and said by a guy who took a perfectly good Puch and made it a plant stand. oh, I repeated myself. revmaaatin. it was a cute plant stand to boot.

[dooden]

Bahahahahahah... Both... Dooden A15 Green Ape

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, Tengai Mark Van Horn wrote: > > At 6:02 PM +0000 1/5/11, revmaaatin wrote: > --- In > DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, > wrote: > > > > Did you get a DUI in Wisconsin or do you want to buy his bikes? > > > > Walt > > > Now, play nice. > revmaaatin. > > Trust me, they are. We all go way back together here. > I'd say the answer is probably both. LOL > Mark >