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...then you *know* it's gonna be special!
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I tested the Bikamper, a couple of years ago. The idea's interesting, and it's actually not a bad tent but it's got some flaws. The first, obviously, is that you can't use your bike once it's up (or put your bike in your tent if you do go down the pub...). The second is that it's not actually that light, even though there aren't any poles.