I have used the tent on a few moto camping trips so far and I am very happy with it. Garage section fits my R1250 GSA with hard side luggage no problem and with bike angled slightly I still have room to enter the sleep area through the garage. Sleep area is very spacious accommodating two with gear and 3 without gear.

First time using it two weekends ago for a future intended trip from Alaska to Ushuaia. Was epic. Rained over the weekend so the canopy pegs were out to the test. Everything worked better than expected. Amazing product. Great service. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

I purchased my original REDVERZ expedition M/C tent at the BMWMOA rally in Salem, OR somewhere on or after 2008 and have used it consistently throughout the years all over the US. in all types of weather. Never any problems. It is ready and waiting for the next trip. Easy to set up, even during heavy rain, Due to wanting to try the different sleeping bay orientation in the Gen 3 Atacama, I purchased the new version last week and the tent plus additional accessories arrived in four days. Of course, I also purchased the additional ground sheets and another 50 liter bag to pack everything. I now have two very similar tents/bags ready to go. I should have about 40 to 50 nights in the new version by November 2024 and will write another review at that time.

Let's start by saying that I have spent plenty of time in the "just big enough to sleep in" types of tents and used an accessory fly for additional space "protected" from the weather. To give the only concern first....this tent is fairly large packed down, and fairly heavy in comparison to the backpacking tents I have used. That said, I have used this at a multiday "Motofest" where there was rain every day, including the "hangout time" in the evening. I can't say how pleased I am to have had the large vestibule to put up a backpacking chair, and open a flap, remain completely dry and watch the rain coming down outside. There is loads of room for gear in the vestibule or in the sleeping area. I did not need to "hide" my bike in any of the situations where I have camped but am certain that I will in the future which is why I purchased this tent. I am aware that there are other tents which have copied this design. I would buy this one again. Everything is well thought out, and executed with the highest quality. The poles are high quality, believe me - the tent is completely waterproof for sure, whether you bring your bike in or not, that vestibule is key to having better sanity when confined to the tent in bad weather. Lastly, I am 6 foot, and 65 years old. I LOVE being able to to stand fully upright when I am getting gear on and off inside the tent!

Tent was nice and set up as advertised Very roomy. The tent seems well made for the most part. The loops to hold the doors/screens open could have been smaller. I will sew them smaller for a better fit on my tent I think.

I'm 76 and needed a tent that was easy to set up and take down and pack. The Atacama is easier than my Expedition Tent and just a little heavier BUT I can stand up in the Atacama and we really enjoy the "garage" which we call "vestibule" since we do not cycle; we use it for airplane and car camping. I really appreciate all the outside tie-downs since the winds here in Arizona can be over 45 mph gusting. I like the tie-down pockets EXCEPT they are hard to open. If the velcro was sewn to the side so I could get my fingers under to open, it would be a lot easier and save time - especiallly when it's cold; OR perhaps a couple tabs for pulling the pockets open. Otherwise, I only wish I had ordered BOTH ground cloths when I got the tent! I ordered the garage cloth after I discovered how nicely it snaps into place. Overall it's a great design and well-built tent and I'm very happy with it. My wife says it should have windows and netting on at least one side of the garage but I'm not convinced of either of those since that would increase the price. Also we use it in the winter with a Little Buddy propane heater in the garage....works great.

Spent 2 days in intense mountain weather lightning storms hail and high winds this tent stayed put and kept me dry.

This is a great tent for solo camping - e.g., bike rallies and road trips. Don't even notice the weight when strapped across the pillion seat. Takes only 5-10 minutes for one person to set it up, depending on how many tent ropes you decide to use (I only use all the ropes when it is windy). I am 6' 2" and can stand inside the garage without any problem. I don't use the garage for the bike (I just park the bike outside at night with a half-cover). Instead, the garage serves as a fantastic covered patio...nice not having to enter the sleeping tent from the outside. Plus, there is so much more room in the sleeping area because you can store side cases and other gear in garage. In fact, I even McGiver''d a coat/helmet hanger for the garage using an old camera tripod...packs easily and legs pull out high enough to keep jacket and helmet off the ground. I recommend getting the awning kit also...great place to sit/cook/hang out. I know the sleeping area is big enough to accommodate 2 or even 3 people but I bought it for solo travel specifically because I wanted the room. After any years crawling into tiny tents, this is true comfort. BTW - the quality of Redverz is superb. Everything is built to last many adventures.

Purchased this to encourage my wife to join me on longer moto trips. Not only that that work out wonderfully, but I'm using it on a regular basis when camping solo (it is a GREAT home base style setup). Feels high quality, all the zippers are super smooth, and I stayed 3 nights in wind and rain without a drop penetrating the outer shell. There's something weird (and wonderful) about waking up to your bike safely next door.