Copper Spur HV UL2 Bikepack Tent

Big Agnes's renowned ultralight bikepacking tents are crafted for both on and off road escapades. They carry forward the features from the best - selling Copper Spur HV UL tent series. This newly redesigned tent offers more interior space and uses stronger, lighter, and sustainably sourced fabrics. The Copper Spur HV UL Bikepack tent is upgraded with all the functions needed for two - wheeled travel. It also comes with extras like awning - style vestibules and the exclusive TipLok Tent Buckle to make setup a breeze. It has a shortened 12 - inch Shortstik Poleset, perfect for storing items on handlebars, panniers, and saddlebags. It comes with a tough bikepacking - ready compression sack that easily attaches to your bike via integrated daisy chain webbing. You can stash your helmet on the exterior webbing of the tent body and dry wet clothes and gear on the daisy chain webbing loops on the fly exterior. Interior storage makes use of the space above your feet to keep your gear organized. An extended footprint creates a vestibule floor for dry and clean changing and extra gear storage (sold separately). This tent is your perfect shelter for single - track and double - track overnight adventures. Floor Area: 2.7 m² / 29 ft², Weight: 1.33 kg / 2.94 lbs, Vestibule Area: 0.8m² + 0.8m² / 9ft² + 9ft², Pack Size: 18 x 34 cm/ 7 x 13.5 inches, Design Type: Freestanding.

Using this tent is a piece of cake. First, find a nice flat spot for your adventure. Then, take out the poles and set up the tent using the TipLok Tent Buckle - it's designed to make this part easy. Once the tent is up, attach the compression sack to your bike using the daisy chain webbing. You can store your helmet on the exterior webbing of the tent body and use the daisy chain on the fly exterior to dry your wet clothes and gear. Inside, use the space above your feet to keep your things organized. If you have the extended footprint (sold separately), put it down for a dry and clean changing area and extra storage. As for maintenance, after each use, make sure the tent is dry before packing it up. If it gets dirty, use a mild soap and water to clean it. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they can damage the fabric. Also, be careful when setting up and taking down the tent to avoid any tears or damage to the poles.