How big around is this when rolled up. I am going cross country on my motorcycle and am pressed for space. I'm looking to buy the narrower of the two?
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The tent I bought is one that uses my pick up truck as the tent base...it was not a freest a standing tent so I don't think I can offer advise...that said..if you are buying a pick up truck bed tent the rolled up size is 12 x 12 x 20.
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7 inches in diameter in the bag. You may be able to roll it tighter to make it smaller, but with very little effort I am able to roll mine up and put it in the bag that it comes with. Ride safe!
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I'm afraid I can't answer the size problem, but I wouldn't get that model cover if you want the bike to stay dry outdoors. It doesn't work. I sent mine back and ordered the Defender 2000 for about $20. more. Worth it to me.
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This is a great bag, I use it on my dirt bike. It is not as big as a school bag/backpack, If the jackets are light like a wind break style and you can roll them up, most defiantly. For a camel back style bag it is quite large, but a medium size backpack. Hope this helps.
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A large Defender 2000 adequately covers my '77 Vespa P200 scooter, which has a pair of widely-splayed rearview mirrors and a rear luggage rack that adds about 10" of overall length. I use an XL to cover my "84 BMW R100RT, which has a full fairing, saddlebags, and a rear topcase (about 97" overall length). I'd think an XL would be the minimum needed to cover a big bagger-cruiser like yours; if they offer an XXL, that would probably be a better solution.
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I agree it is not as wide as my honda Pilot and its a little wider than my sons jeep grand cherokee and he has had no issues and is a newer driver and we ride up some narrow winding 2 lane PA rodes. note just make sure you put it together to optimize which side you want to load left or right hand ,depending on personal preference. Bike stays on soid as long as you strap down well.
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Hi, This bag as packaged measures 9 1/2" X 12". When rolled up it will measure 9 1/2" X 3 1/2". Russ, Cave Springs Hobby
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Approx 10 inches long with a 8 in Diameter. With a compression stuff sack I bet you could roll it smaller if you wanted to.
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This is a great bag for the money and nice and roomy but it will not roll up tight. No matter how I roll it up it's large never under 12" dia. Good for a camper truck or a hunting camp but not a backpack bag.
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Oh. Bigger is better in terms of feeling comfortable that you can load up a bike rack and have no worries. Used a Thule 5 bike rack and was glad I did. Nice and strong and still have the ability to install a tow ball to pull a trailer with ATVs.
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The thicker it is the harder it will be to roll over. Once the memory foam forms to the heat of you body. I had a 4" before and it was almost impossible to roll over.
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The one I bought was for a motorcycle, you will need the larger one. This is no guarantee that it will fit though but they are good !
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I slid my tour pack back 2" on my 2011 Ultra CVO to give my wife more room. She has her own bike now and she doesn't ride with. No problem with the bag rubbing the tour pack speakers, Moving the tour pack took about 1 hour.
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Go with the larger one and it would fit any larger bike, and certainly a Sportser with back rest I'd suggest
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I have a Montague Paratrooper which is a full size folding mountain bike with 36" wheels (36" x 28" x 12). It bulges and it's heavy but it fits. I use the bag more for storage rather than travel.
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6.5x26"... I have the 72x25x1.5 , Once I deflate it and CAREFULLY roll it rightly it is reduced to about 6.5 diameter and a tiny bit longer than the 25" inflated dimensions. it was 3+ lbs , I am considering finding a lighter 20 inch wide bad for weight and space savings. this mattress is almost as large as my tent.
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Hi Hungryman, others may correct me, but I've rode both and while the skinnier of the two *may* a wee bit faster I'd opt for the 700X25 for the greater handling and comfort. In fact, my evolution of being an enthusiast rider for 10+ years has led me to choose nothing skinnier than 700X28 tires -- on wheels big enough to accept them, of course. Forgive me pointing out the obvious, but the right tire for you also depends largely on your size, your bike, your level of experience and your kind of riding (commuting, going for speed or going for distance, pavement, gravel, etc.)
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Greetings. I ended up returning it - I needed something a bit larger. Sorry I can't help with the info.