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I have several of those chairs. They don't last long, but they can be found just about anywhere, for under $10, when they're in season.
Wow, thanks, Christian! That is slick! What are the folded dimensions of your tent and what are the openned up dimmensions? I can convert from the metric system if you just have them in metric.Hi Chris! Yes there is. Look at this one:
[video=youtube;fC1R2Ro_rRo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=fC1R2Ro_rRo[/video]
A bit short but I think you understand the construction better after seeing this video. The tent in the video is not the same as mine, but belongs to the same family with (almost) identical construction.
Some people have commented the tent as "you forgot the outer part of the tent" as the tent pins (correct name?) are visible. But this is the construction to be able to fold and unfold the tent so rapidly. They are both done in seconds. The tent is a dual layer fabric with about 4 inches in-between the layers, all in the package from start.
I really like those bags...who makes them and what is the model? I like the duffel on the passenger seat to rest my back against....great pics, thanks! I like the cup hanging ....My stuff is 16 years old. But it is about as much camping as I want to get in to. Manly used when I trip in the mountains with the KLR. Here is a picture of it. One requirement is that the tent, sleeping bag, and sleeping pad, fit into the bike luggage. I hate to carry a bunch of stuff piled up on the back seat.
Catoma sells similar ones:Wow, thanks, Christian! That is slick! What are the folded dimensions of your tent and what are the openned up dimmensions? I can convert from the metric system if you just have them in metric.
Chris
Givi E36, the cheapest one they make. http://www.sporttour.com/images/img_static/Givi_E36_E45.jpgI really like those bags...who makes them and what is the model? I like the duffel on the passenger seat to rest my back against....great pics, thanks! I like the cup hanging ....
Kermit chairs are expensive. So is throwing away all of those cheap chairs that you buy before you finally come to the realization that you should have bought a Kermit chair years ago.:wink:I sure do like my Kermit chair with the leg extenders. But it sure was a lot of money. Some of the lighter-weight chairs you all have shown don't last long at all under my weight, either.
Thanks! 230 cm is seven ft six inches . 85 cm is 2ft 9 inches?????? 62 cm is 2 ft and 15 cm is 6 inches.Here's the measurements in a picture:
great! Put a rolled out sleeping bad in there for reference and take a pic of the interior....Haha, no I didn't mean it THAT way!
But, I'm not so very sure that the measurements in the drawing are that accurate. Let me set up the tent and take some pics and measurements and I will get back to you all.