The Bikekamper is actually what I'd call a bivy-tent, ie. you can't sit up in. It would be pretty miserable for a 45 day tour if you had to spend bad weather in it or needed a refuge from bugs during waking hours. My double-walled tent is a Kelty Clark, but it's heavier than I'd want to carry on a bike tour and the poles are long. For a long tour where a hammock wasn't appropriate, I might go with something like the Tarptent Moment for lightweight, bug protection, and sit-up room inside.

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I'd love to hear what you think of it. Sounds cute. I'll be getting a tent for a 45ish-day tour next year, if not sooner, and I haven't settled on a tent yet. I probably wouldn't get one that uses the bike as tent poles, like you said you can't go anywhere after you set up camp because your transportation is not available. Plus my front wheel has a dynamo hub and the wires on that get more worn each time I unplug them so I'd rather not be unplugging it daily. But if I had a touring-dedicated bike, that wouldn't matter as much.

What is your double-walled one-person tent and would you get it again?