HuaKastroOutdoor Bike Cover Bicycle Tent for 2 Bikes, Waterproof Oxford Storage Tent, Foldable Bike Shelter for Camping

So much tension on the poles, they break. It's been together & up for a few weeks. Looked at it because it suddenly was dis formed. Started to take it apart because I thought maybe a pole slipped out of the notch. Nope, pole on front & back both are broken in the same place !!

This was such a cool, super-economical find. I was actually looking at far more expensive Rubbermaid or similar storage units to house, hide and keep the rain off my 32 gallon trash barrel, 30 gallon recycle barrel and a rectangular recycle bin that maybe holds 20 gallons. Easy to put together, green and blends into the side yard nicely. I will need to secure it to the fence so nobody carries it off. Can't tell yet whether it's as water resistant as claimed because we haven't had a shower. If not I'll come back and update.

After six months use (we put it under a tree shade and away from wind), it still works. But zipper broke and fabrics started fading. Fabric seems to get brittle. Last week I torn a tear just by slightly touching the fabric with bike petal. Not sure how long it can last. Rods start rusting too.

This is a very nice tent for our bike. They fit in it well. Although possibly not necessary, I did spray it with additional water proofing to ensure that it would keep our bikes dry as it rains almost daily here in the summer. Also it being a lighter color than black is much better for hot summers.

The first and only time we used it ...the thin, weak, fiberglass rod broke.Not a wise investment.We hope the fabric portion holds up…because we purchased replacement tent pole kit on Amazon to try and get some use from this Bike Tent.BRILLIANCE4U Aluminum Tent Poles Replacement, Fits Both Female and Male Ends, Lightweight Tent Pole Repair Kit, 7001 Aluminum Alloy T6 Heated https://a.co/d/0ivASetEThese are the type of poles that should have come with this tent. The poles are Aluminum instead of hollow thin fiberglass. The poles go together with a smooth outer surface, which makes the task of sliding them thru a sleeve which is making a constant radius much, much easier…the original fiberglass poles have outer metal ferrules which try to snag, and make inserting them tedious.

This is a great concept however if it pours the floor inside floods. The zipper design is not great, there’s a double layer over the sides and tops of the door. However the bottom has nothing so if you live in a rainy climate it will have a puddle every time. East to put together and I was able to fit a beach cruiser and two bmx bikes in there. Wish the top had a net to be able to utilize that space.

I bought this bike storage unit late in the season to be used at our seasonal camp site. I set it up to check it out, but haven't had an opportunity to store my bikes in it yet. I'm giving it 5 star ratings and hoping that it is pretty water tight, but time will tell. Hopefully soon!

Don't bother with this tent. Bought this to store bikes in while camping, maybe used it 5 times and the poles broke. Can't find replacements so can't use it anymore. It was also difficult and time consuming to set up.