Outlaw Solo Bivy
A gravel pull-off above a lake nobody's bothered to name. No cabin, no booking, no neighbours. Just a flat bit of ground, the bike ticking as it cools, and something between you and the dew.
A low, one-person bivy tent in army green. It sleeps one rider and packs into a bag small enough to strap across the pillion seat. Pitch it by the bike, crawl in, and listen to the engine tick as it cools.
- One person
- Pitched about 220 × 90 × 50 cm
- Packed about 40 × 10 cm, storage sack included
- About 690 g
- Polyester outer, Oxford-cloth floor, aluminium poles
- Mesh at the opening for airflow
- Waterproof (manufacturer states; no rating given)
- Colour: Army green
A gravel pull-off above a lake nobody's bothered to name. No cabin, no booking, no neighbours. Just a flat bit of ground, the bike ticking as it cools, and something between you and the dew.
A low, one-person bivy tent in army green. It sleeps one rider and packs into a bag small enough to strap across the pillion seat. Pitch it by the bike, crawl in, and listen to the engine tick as it cools.
- One person
- Pitched about 220 × 90 × 50 cm
- Packed about 40 × 10 cm, storage sack included
- About 690 g
- Polyester outer, Oxford-cloth floor, aluminium poles
- Mesh at the opening for airflow
- Waterproof (manufacturer states; no rating given)
- Colour: Army green
"Finally a helmet that doesn’t make me look ridiculous"
Caleb G.
