Redverz Motorcycle Tent - Solo Expedition Tent with BMW 1200GS Adventure in Garage Bay

Redverz Motorcycle Tent - Redverz Solo with Bike in bay/lounge

Top view of Solo Expedition Tent shows sleep orientation and motorcycle in garage bay.

Closed Redverz Solo Motorcycle Tent, view of condensation vents.

Redverz Solo Motorcycle tent view from above. Sleeping Dimensions 92"x50" 2.3mx12m

Solo Expedition Tent from Redverz, end view.

Redverz Solo Motorcycle Tent view of open small entry door at sleeping bay.

Solo Expedition Tent diagram of tent dimensions.

View of Redverz Solo Sleeping Area from Garage. Inner Sleeping tent has 2 entry doors from inside garage and out side tent. Both doors have privacy and mosquito screens.

Solo Sleeping showing 30" wide Megamat 10. Inner Sleeping tent has 2 entry doors from inside garage and out side tent. Both doors have privacy and mosquito screens.

Inner Sleeping Sleeping section is double walled, the inner hangs from the outer tent via loops and toggles. Showing a 30" wide Megamat 10 Sleeping Pad. There are 2 entry doors from inside garage and out side tent. Both doors have privacy and mosquito screens.

Redverz Solo Expedition Motorcycle Tent

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$499.00

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The Solo Expedition Tent ™

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Built for You and Your Motorcycle.

For those who have perfected the art of being alone Redverz Gear introduces a one-person tent, The Solo Expedition Motorcycle Tent. When choosing the right gear for camping off of a motorcycle the Solo should top your list. The original Redverz design has shed a few pounds and inches, resulting in a more compact tent with a 90” x 41” sleeping area, just right for a single camper. The legendary Redverz garage remains unchanged at 102” x 36” with area-wide headroom, tall enough to stand in and house a fully loaded adventure or cruiser bike.

With one-person capacity, The Solo Expedition Motorcycle Tent is designed specifically for the lone rider. The slimmed down version of the industries original motorcycle tent affords a solo camper the luxury of a garage to park the bike, a workshop to make repairs or a lounge to wait out a storm.

Solo travel is simple, uncomplicated and intensely rewarding - so is The Solo Expedition Tent. Two-pole construction makes for fast and easy set up and one less pole lightens the load. Double-wall construction and a bathtub floor in the Solo sleeping bay affords maximum comfort and protection in a smaller foot print. 90 inches by 41 inches to be exact. At just 12 feet and 3 inches in length overall, the Solo Expedition Tent fits more easily into smaller predetermined camp spaces and with a lighter pack weight than previous designs, The Solo is ideal when every ounce counts.

The flexible hoop design is rated for 3-seasons and offers unbeatable performance in wind and rain. 4000mm hydrostatic head on the outer fly and 10,000mm waterproofing on the sleeping bay floor keep riders dry and secure. Multi-functional doors combine a privacy panel and mesh to allow for either complete closure or bug protection and ventilation.

The Redverz garage design remains unchanged at 102 inches by 36 inches. Your bike will fit. Your lounge will be spacious. Your workshop will be ample.

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Specification	Description
Seasons	3-season
Design type	Hoop Design, Non-freestanding
Sleeping Capacity	1
Ground sheet weight	6 oz.
Average minimum weight	11 lbs 6oz
Average packaged weight	12 lbs
Average weight - metric	5.4 kg
Maximum width	102"
Maximum width - metric	2.6m
Maximum length	147"
Maximum length - metric	3.7m
Sleep Area	25.5 ft²
Sleep Area - metric	2.4m²
Sleeping Bay	90" x 41"
Sleeping Bay - metric	2.3m x 1.0m
Motorcycle Bay	100" x 36"
Motorcycle Bay - metric	2.6m x 0.9m
Vestibule area	102"(max) tapers to 46" x 57"
Vestibule area - metric	2.6m (max) tapers to 1.2m x 1.4m
Vestibules	1
Peak height	77"
Peak height - metric	1.95m
Doors	4
Floor fabric	polyester 70D 190T 10000mm
Rainfly fabric	PU Coated ripstop polyester 68D 210T 4000mm
Inner Tent fabric	75D 190T/P breathable
Mosquito Netting	Mesh B3
Number of poles	2
Pole material	Aluminum 7001 T6, shock cord
Pole diameter	11mm (2)
Packed size	7 x 21 in
Packed Size - metric	18 x 53 cm

The Solo Expedition Tent - Setup Instructions

Design

A one-person capacity, 90" x 41" sleeping bay comfortably sleeps one camper
Motorcycle garage accommodates a range of motorcycles, including a full size adventure tourer with panniers or Harley Ultra Classic and functions also as workshop or lounge
Flexible hoop design performs well in high winds
Tent frame design creates nearly vertical inner tent walls resulting in a spacious garage with area-wide headroom, tall enough to stand up inside the tent
Rectangular floor plan optimizes usable space
2 distinct, purpose-fitted ground sheets are available for either the garage or sleeping area, or both
Flow-through venting circulates air from one end of the tent to the other, ideal in hot climates
Two J-Doors, one large and one small, complete with mesh panel, offer convenient access into and out of the tent
Hybrid floor combines fully factory-sealed seams and bathtub curves to create a tough waterproof finish
Unsurpassed comfort, storage and security are afforded by the large vestibule and versatile motorcycle bay

Set Up

Tent set up instructions sewn conveniently into bag, cannot be misplaced
Simple 2 pole construction makes for easy setup and takedown
The 2 poles are identical and interchangeable, eliminating the chance for inserting the wrong pole into a sleeve
Mixed use of pole sleeves and pole clips make for speedier setup

Details

Superior quality, anodized tent poles
Tent purchase includes guy lines with tightener and stow bags, stakes, stake bag, poles, pole bag and an easy-to-use compression stuff sack. Waterproof Redverz Gear dry bags and ground cloths are sold separately
Multiple storage options include inner pockets and hang loops

Pack Size & Weight

Entire tent packs down to just 21"x7"
Tent weight of 12 lbs includes poles, tent and rainfly
Unique design allows for use as a minimalist shelter with just the rainfly, groundsheet (sold separately) and poles

Accessories

The Redverz 50-Liter Dry Bag

The 50-Liter Dry Bag is the perfect size to protect your Solo Expedition or Atacama Expedition tents, yet generous enough to pack with ease.

Don't forget our great awning kit to complement the Solo Tent

Series II Tent Awning Kit

Footprints for both the garage and sleeping area of the Solo Expedition Tent.

Groundsheets extend the life of your tent floor and protect against damaging abrasion. We recommend using a custom-cut groundsheet designed specifically for the floor plan of your tent, like the Solo Expedition Tent groundsheets for either the sleeping bay or the garage. The custom fit of the sleeping area groundsheet effectively avoids water collecting between the tent floor and the foot print during rainy conditions. In the garage, the purpose-fitted garage groundsheet keeps high traffic areas tidy. In the morning use your groundsheet as a clean surface where you can fold and roll your tent.

REDVERZ GEAR warranties the materials and workmanship in every REDVERZ GEAR tent to the original owner. If your REDVERZ GEAR tent has received proper care, but fails due to a defect in manufacturing, the parts will be replaced at REDVERZ GEARÌ_Ì_åÈs discretion. Damages incurred due to accident, improper care or negligence where REDVERZ GEAR is not at fault, including sun degradation, mildew, wear and tear due to hard use are not eligible for warranty replacement. REDVERZ GEAR offers a 2 year, limited warranty to the original owner on all REDVERZ GEAR tent framework. This warranty applies only to the original purchaser. Proof of purchase is required.

Product Reviews

5 based on 18 reviews.

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5/5

Solo Tent

Written by Brian Browning on 19th Dec 2019

Excited to use this for the first time but we are in the dead of winter and the box it came in is beautifully wrapped and placed under the Christmas tree. I have strict instructions from my dear wife that I am to show surprise on Xmas morning when I open my present. It will be hard not to set it up in the living room that day and spend my first night in it. Will let you know how it works a tad later next year

5/5

Solo Expedition

Written by Brian Browning on 19th Dec 2019

Being in the dead of winter and close to Xmas I haven't been able to use the tent yet. I haven't even been able to open the box and look yet!! The Box is beautifully wrapped and sitting under the tree waiting for Christmas day with strict instruction from my dear wife that I won't be able to set it up in the living room. I"ll let you know how it works a tad later in the New Year

5/5

redverz solo tent review

Written by Rex on 10th Dec 2019

Upon first seeing this tent, I laughed because I thought ‘why on earth would anyone want/need to put their motorcycle inside of their tent?’ and the cost! Who on earth would spend that kind of money on a tent?!?’ Well, as the months went by and my curiosity and research on the tent expanded, I answered my own questions by ordering one. A few days after receiving it, I left on a week-long road trip and I immediately realized that the idea wasn’t at all odd. This tent is worth every penny and I wish that I had gotten it sooner. Even the first time doing so, the tent is not hard to set up. And at 6’-04” and riding a 2015 BMW R1200RT, I found that I had room to spare. Due to the cost of the tent and wanting to protect my investment as much as possible, I ordered the ground cover but otherwise, the tent comes with the basics of what’s needed. Despite coming with its own carry bag, I would recommend a 40-50 liter dry bag for added protection. Finally, once I returned home, I emailed a question to redverz about my tent and to my amazement, they responded, at 10:30 at night! Now that’s customer service!!! Don’t be put off by the price or the idea of sleeping with your bike. Compared to hotel costs, this tent will pay for itself after just a few nights of camping and you don’t have to worry about anything or anyone messing around with your bike/equipment while you’re asleep. On a positive note, the tent, poles and stakes seem to be made of really good quality, to the extent that I have no doubt that this will be the last tent that I ever have to buy. The only down side that I’ve found is the on-lookers. Even just after a one week trip, I can’t tell you how many people, mostly non-riders, approached me to inquire about this tent!! Everyone was curious about it and everyone was impressed. By all means, do your homework, read and watch everything that you can about this tent but trust me when I say, it’s just something that you have to experience to understand. Never again will I feel the pressure to break camp early because of the weather or worry about who or what is roaming around my bike and gear while I’m away or asleep. This tent was designed by a motorcyclist for a motorcyclist and it shows in every inch of fabric and every stitch along the way.

5/5

Best Camping Real Estate

Written by Kent on 23rd Sep 2019

I've used the tent for 22 days; on UTBDR and 2 rally. Great for changing out of your muddy dusty motogear. Other thing, it is great with a portable camp shower. My KTM 1190 Adv fits easily with enough wiggle room to squeeze around. The sleeping bay feels large due to the height. So easy to setup & breakdown for base camp. During setup, I only use 6 stakes and none of the tie-downs. Re-packing does need to be perfect, which makes things easier.

3/5

set up instructions

Written by PierreG on 28th May 2019

Great tent, lousy set-up instructions. I feel the youtube videos are meant to sell the product, not to help with initial set-up. In this day and age, there is no reason why You all should not have a descriptive step by step set-up instructions that include EVERY step !

4/5

Expedition tent/ solo tent

Written by Carlos S on 11th Feb 2019

Great tent, except the drive through Zipdown closures should be double screen mesh or have windows installed for ventilation because the bugs come inside and get trapped all inside the tent when you leave the drive through open.

5/5

Riding Long Distance

Written by Daniel on 8th Jun 2018

Great tent for the individual riding long distance. Setup is quick, and easy. I've used this tent, and the Atacama. For the individual, the Solo tent is the way to go. Camped in Grand Teton National Park, really fantastic.

5/5

Redverz Solo Tent

Written by MattyG on 28th Apr 2018

Picked up my Solo tent today. Put it up in the backyard in less than 10mins on my first attempt. Easy as, very well thought out tent. Bigger in the flesh than I thought even after seeing videos online. Glad now I didn't get the bigger one as this one has all the room and more a solo rider needs! Packed away in under 6mins! Fantastic I can stand up getting changed and heaps of room to spread out my stuff. Definitely get the sleeping room ground sheet though. Yes the tents are expensive but a few nights camping over hotels and they've paid for themselves. If your on the fence about getting one just do it!

5/5

Product review

Written by Mark Konwerski on 17th Oct 2017

I have the Solo and the Atacama and both are great. I also bought the ground covers and recently the awning kits and expedition bags. The products are well thought out, a little pricey but for the long haul you get what you pay for.

5/5

Redverz solo tent

Written by Lie on 23rd Jul 2017

Worked as expected. Easy setup unless you have a hard surface. Like solid rock bed. Then you have to be creative and tie rocks to anchor point. Perfect size for tent bike and me. Sleeping area is specious for one person. Wish packaging size could be a little smaller. But for the size of the tent it is the nature of the beast. Great to be able to stand up change and getting into the tent. Plus when weather/bugs get bad a few friend and you can sit inside the tent with plenty of room. Work on a bike inside when needed is a plus. Highly recommended for people who don't like hotels and prefer moto camping.

5/5

Awesome!

Written by Drew on 22nd Jul 2017

I absolutely freaking love my solo Atacama! It is a solo, but there is about a double mattress of floor space in sleeping area. Enough if you are close to your sleeping mate (I.e. Significant other) and quite spacious by yourself. It is a breeze to setup...seriously not an issue. I literally an hour ago setup another tent I have to air it out...a normal 2 person REI...and it took far longer. The fact that the ground sheet, inner tent and outer shell are all connected makes it so easy. And the space inside the garage...oh my...what a luxury!! I really don't intend to put my bike in it, though I could,...I just love it for the space to sit and change, etc. as a bike tent, it is just fine...straps down easy and weight is not an issue. I'm glad I got the solo, as I'll mostly use it myself and there is plenty of room, though it still doesn't take up much more ground footprint than a 4 person tent would, so easy to find a spot. Serious...beat camping purchase I've ever made. Awesome quality, easy to put up and take down. Wish it had more inner loops for hanging stuff and pockets in the tent, but that's minor compared the the absolute ease of use and luxury of space. No regrets.

5/5

Tested during a severe thunderstorm

Written by William G on 11th Apr 2017

This tent rocks! A bit pricey but sets up with ease, plenty of room inside, being able to stand and store gear is priceless for a tent that packs up so small. Used it for the 1st time at last year's BMW national rally in Hamburg, NY. Put the tent up at midnight with a flashlight between my teeth then 2 hrs later got hit with a severe t storm packing 70 mph straight line winds. The tent survived with no damage. A couple stakes pulled out but other than that I was dry. All you could hear for the next hour was the tink tink of hammers as people put there tents back together.

5/5

no bugs, dry bike and gear, plenty of sleeping room

Written by James P on 11th Apr 2017

Took the solo version on a 30 day trip to Alaska in July-Aug. Got rained on 19 days. It was great to be able to put the bike in the "garage" and get up to dry everything. Also, the ability to stand up in it is a real bonus. One rainy night north of the arctic circle six of us sat on our chairs and panniers in the "garage" portion and had one of the best nights of the trip telling stories and enjoying food and libations in mosquito-free conditions. Bike got wet that night. Love the extra room to put gear. The solo version has plenty of room to sleep and have extra stuff in there. Even though the garage portion is slightly open on the bottom, we didn't have mosquitoes coming in even in the arctic where they were especially numerous. Of course the sleeping area is completely sealed from bugs.

5/5

A Moto cycle tent

Written by Mike Mans on 11th Apr 2017

Seriously love this tent. you don't realize how much crap you pack when riding and want to get into a tent at night. I got the groundsheet for the bike bay ( I don't put my bike in there) so all my riding gear doesnt come into my bedroom. packs about the same size as a 3 person tent but with gobs more space

4/5

Awesome tent once it's up, but...

Written by Mike Karnes on 10th Apr 2017

My ONLY complaint with this tent is the grommets for the poles should be marked. Once you lay the tent out and stake the sleeping side, the search begins for the correct grommets for the tent poles. There are several grommets to choose from, and I had to move the poles to the correcr grommets a few times. Disclaimer: I've set tent up only once so far just to see how difficult it is, so I'm sure it will get easier every time, and I will mark the grommets. I would still recommend the tent to anyone.

4/5

Redverz Solo

Written by Jean-Pierre - ALPIRAID on 21st Feb 2017

We tested last summer the Solo for a large bikers' Club. During 37 pitches, tent performed perfectly even during the summer mountain storms in the Alps. We even tested it without the inner tent and found that two adults can sleep well apart even with military style folding beds under which store all gear and still have an enormous space to move and stand up right. We returned our unit because of a really small issue with the fly and it has been immediately replaced, conferming a reliable after sale customer service. A really top tent, not cheap but not insanely expensive, light enough to carry on a motorcycle and large enough to camp luxuriously and at last not miserably cramped as most of us have been used to.

5/5

Motorcycle Explorer review

Written by Trev on 2nd Nov 2015

had my eyes set on this for a while for my europe trip next year, this review sealed it for me http://www.joomag.com/magazine/motorcycle-explorer-nov-2015-issue-8/0579076001439055652/p192?short Will give you a full run down after 3 months on the road

5/5

Love this tent!

Written by Patrick on 13th Oct 2015

What I like is the ease of putting this tent up and the quality of materials and workmanship. My first night out to poured and of course it didn't leak, just snug as a bug.