Outdoor Bike Storage Shed Tent, Large Bicycle Cover for 4 Bikes Double Doors Portable Motorcycle Tent with Spare Pole Rain Strip PU4000 Waterproof Silver Coated Oxford Cover, Foldable Bicycle Shelter

Update. One of the support poles broke. Not sure how as there was no snow. It ripped into the tent but the tent is still standing .It’s been a couple months since I put up the tent to store some bikes. No water has gotten in and we have had a lot of rain and high winds. No snow yet so that’s an unknown.It was easy to assemble and straightforward.

This concept is great however it says it can fit up to 3 bikes. We have 2 teen bikes and a child’s bike. At most it fits 2. Also, it is very light weight and could potentially blow over. We zip tied ours to our fence to reinforce it. So far it has kept the bikes sheltered. Would recommend for 2 bikes but no more than that.UPDATE: after just a few weeks outside, the gray color has faded dramatically. It now looks purple.

Love our storage tent. We have had a couple over the last couple years living in a RV. They keep everything dry and hold up well in the winter and summer here in Texas.

Total junk. It arrived used (opened bags and ripped frame) which I didn’t really realize until I had set it up. The back part of the tent was sewn wrong so the bottom back seam didn’t lie flat on the ground but was half way up. Therefore it created a pocket for the wind to get under and lift up the tent. Plus it had fiberglass shards on it so now I’m picking pieces out of my hands.

I followed the instructions in the beginning and it was hard to put the poles in the hole for the arch, it said that this might be a two person job. Asked my husband who said he would help me. A week later, out of pure frustration I took it on by myself using my anger and determination to draw up all the strength in me to assemble and I did it. There was one pole that was way too long for the bottom back of the tent so I decided not to use it, instead I used the pegs to double secure it as shown. After all that cardio burnt from assembling it, I wanted to use it as a dog house for my husband but I’m glad I didn’t, turned out i was able to fit four bikes in there! Might be able to squeeze two scooters in there too

We’ve had it for about 4 months now. Needed something for outdoor bike storage as we have a carport and needed some extra storage. It’s not very durable though. The front ripped after 3 months. The fabric is flimsy, though it has kept water out pretty well. It wasn’t hard to set up. I just wouldn’t expect this to be incredibly high quality. It’s fine for a budget optionz

Very nice little tent for my E Bike!

This is a really nice bike tent and performed flawlessly against rain and snow. Setup was a tad clumsy with one person, but it wasn’t awful. I had zero complaints with it until we experienced 50+ mph winds and even larger gusts. I did not expect it to withstand such things, and it didn’t. I also didn’t expect to have winds that high, but Mother Nature gonna do her thing and our shredded tent was collateral damage.If you’re not expecting direct winds and primarily want a sun, rain, and snow block as well as shielding from prying eyes, this tent is well suited to those tasks. When we relocate away from this wind zone, we will likely purchase it again.