Customer Reviews for VEVOR Bike Storage Tent, 5 Bikes, Outdoor Spacious Bike Storage Tent with Ventilated Window, Waterproof Easy-to-Install Bike Tent with High Strength Fiberglass & Dual Zippers, Fit for Bicycle

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It’s a good size only issue I’ve run into is the setup time and the seams are not good at all almost all of the roof leaks had to go over it with seam glue.

I picked up the XXXL VEVOR bike tent mostly to stash bikes and gear when we go camping, as we bring electric bikes and electric off road scooters. It mostly lives up to the hype — but there are some things you’ll want to know going in. First off, this thing is large. I wasn’t expecting it to feel taller than me (I'm 5’10”), but it’s a full-blown small outdoor garage vibe. Setup wasn’t too bad — instructions weren’t great, but you can puzzle it together. Just give yourself an hour or two, and ideally grab a second person... unless you enjoy wrestling with long poles, ahem, ok. Once it’s up, the space is great -- Easily fits multiple bikes, scooters, plus a generator. The curved roof helps with rain runoff, and the dual zippers on both doors are nice. The waterproofing holds up in light rain. For heavy storms, maybe add a tarp because — water might sneak in through the stitching. Wind is the real enemy here however. If you're in a windy area, definitely secure it well.... Sandbags, rocks, stakes — whatever you’ve got. I haven’t lost mine to wind yet, but I can see where that will be an issue. The fiberglass poles seem sturdy enough, but the whole thing is pretty lightweight by design. Still, I’d rather deal with anchoring it than carry an 80lbs pack. All that said, I like it. It’s not perfect — you may need to bring extra anchor stakes & rope plus a tarp in heavy reain— but for the price, the storage space you get is kind of unbeatable. Think of it as a nice temporary camping garage if you’re willing to do a little DIY.

Nice price, good quality, no problems. Tks

This Vevor Bike Tent is a nice option to store bikes or for extra storage. We ordered, the XXXL for 5-6 Bikes w/ 2 Doors. It definitely takes way longer than 8 minutes to set-up. Better to have two or more people working on the setup too. The instructions are not very clear but we were able to figure it out. Once assembled, the tent is fairly sturdy. We added some rope on the sides to keep the poles in place better. The zippers are only OK level of sturdiness, I worry this is where the weak points are with any stress or wind flexing. We added some corrugated plastic boards for flooring protection and bricks in each corner to help the floor lay flat. Overall a good option for some additional storage - either Bikes or general items.

This Vevor Bike Tent is a nice option to store bikes or for extra storage. We ordered, the XXXL for 5-6 Bikes w/ 2 Doors. It definitely takes way longer than 8 minutes to set-up. Better to have two or more people working on the setup too. The instructions are not very clear but we were able to figure it out. Once assembled, the tent is fairly sturdy. We added some rope on the sides to keep the poles in place better. The zippers are only OK level of sturdiness, I worry this is where the weak points are with any stress or wind flexing. We added some corrugated plastic boards for flooring protection and bricks in each corner to help the floor lay flat. Overall a good option for some additional storage - either Bikes or general items.

The greatest advantage this product has is its easy set up. The \"fiberglass type\" rods are easily inserted through some sort of \"rib pockets\" and held in place by inserting the ends at some bottom \"strips\" and securing with the metal stakes. Yes, it is waterproof and the material seems stronger and more durable than most materials used for canopies. However, this is just a temporary fix that will be great while it lasts. Everything comes in a carrying bag. It's roomy enough for a few bikes. The only thing that I did not like much is that it never looks stretch out like in the pictures. It's still a good option if you need some more outdoor storage to protect bikes, ride on toys, lawm mowers, etc, from the elements.

The greatest advantage this product has is its easy set up. The "fiberglass type" rods are easily inserted through some sort of "rib pockets" and held in place by inserting the ends at some bottom "strips" and securing with the metal stakes. Yes, it is waterproof and the material seems stronger and more durable than most materials used for canopies. However, this is just a temporary fix that will be great while it lasts. Everything comes in a carrying bag. It's roomy enough for a few bikes. The only thing that I did not like much is that it never looks stretch out like in the pictures. It's still a good option if you need some more outdoor storage to protect bikes, ride on toys, lawm mowers, etc, from the elements.

Now I can say it isn't the easiest thing to set up, but it is a pretty cool design and concept. It is a bit flimsy, however, which I don't think would provide a lot of support or capability In some really strong winds, as it does, feel a little bit lightweight, even with the stakes in the ground that could be an issue, and thankfully I don't have to worry about that too much with all the trees I have surrounding my property. It is still a pretty good sized tent, which can work great, especially if you put it up against any type of wall, shed or against your home, to where it's still outside, doing what it was intended to do, which is covering your bicycles from outdoor weather or different equipment, while also having that extra support so it won't just get blown away. Pretty cool tent overall, thanks.