Maybe try lining the inside seams with Gorilla Tape. Could add a barrier and help the poles from rubbing through as the bike rattles them.Originally Posted by brutalguyracing
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Maybe try lining the inside seams with Gorilla Tape. Could add a barrier and help the poles from rubbing through as the bike rattles them.
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Nice setup there!! The only thing missing is a motorcycle.
I have thatNice setup there!! The only thing missing is a motorcycle.
I need to.learn how to use tensa solo for those pics
This weekend
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Last edited by brutalguyracing; 09-18-2019 at 01:25.
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Tensa worked flawlessly on the Colorado river. Only thing to mention is be careful when using in sand as it gets stuck in the poles making it a bit hard to retract the poles.
I absolutely love that you used your waverunner as a tether point. I have done the same with my motorcycle, and it works brilliantly.
Nice. I’m going on a Grand Canyon rafting trip next fall and I’m debating a Tensa4 or just going the cot route.
What are you using as the weight?
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Rafting along the Colorado in the Grand Canyon will be perfect for the Tensa4. There are plenty of large rocks you can use to anchor to.
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I didn’t use a counterweight most of the times. I just stay on the head side when getting in and out. For anchors I used the Sea Doo, orange spikes and whatever else was close by.
tensahedron : deadman : beach
pyramid : mummy : desert
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