I'm probably about to order one also. Just received my HH Explorer Deluxe for motorcycle hammock camping. And have been trying to decide which hammock stand to get, just in case of no trees or not allowed to tie to trees.Originally Posted by Tumbleweed
Last edited by TexanTrail; 04-28-2020 at 08:51. Reason: Mistakingly said tent stand instead of hammock.
Do not use the T word here please.
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Oops......rookie mistake.....Please forgive me...Do not use the T word here please.
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You are forgiven.Oops......rookie mistake.....Please forgive me...The Tensa stands seems to be ideal for motorcycle camping. You can split up the pole sections to balance load and such. I bet my dad in law would have had one back when he was doing 6000mile bike trips!
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This is just my opinion, but I would not hesitate to recommend the Tensa4 for motorcycle camping. It's been a game changer for me on my motorcycle trips. No longer bound to plan trips around where the right trees are, or whether or not the campground even allows hammocks (KOA). The stand negates all those worries. It fits easily on the bike, and once you get the hang (haha) of it, your setup/takedown times times will be minimal. If I'm quick and don't goof off, I can have my stand and tarp extensions up in approximately 5 minutes. Hammock hung and tarp set in 7-10 minutes. I frequently get my water boiling for dinner or coffee while I setup/takedown. It times out just about right.
That's an easy one - get the Tensa stand!
My motorcycle camping is much easier with the Tensa stand giving me the ability to set up wherever a person with a tent can set up. The biggest difference is that I'm more comfortable and can easily get in 8+ hours of sleep. It is much nicer to ride my CRF1000 when I'm well rested.
my tensa stand was purchased mostly for my moto camping trips
its so awesome
I bought my Tensa 4 for kayak camping. My camping buddy was so impressed, she bought one, too.
"God never sends us anything we can't handle. Sometimes I wish He didn't trust me so much." - Mother Teresa.
I bought mine primarily for a Grand Canyon trip later this year. At least that was my excuse that I “needed” one :-)
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Hoping to do some of that soon too! We will have two Bonafide EX123's shortly when I get one to match my wife's. Those things have a ton of storage!
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