Recomendations on tarp for hammock and motorcycle

[kllrbee]

Would be nice to be able to fit my bike under the tarp as well as the hammock. Any recommendations?

[ntxkayakr]

There is a entire Bikepacking sub-forum, but it will cost you a big $10 to be a donating member. Also a motorcycle thread and perhaps there should be a motorcycle sub-forum, I sold my cruiser motorcycle years ago and my wife threatens to divorce me if I ever buy another. I would enjoy having my feet up on highway pegs again instead of confined to inside a vehicle, but I married the wrong woman for that.

Winter Palace tarp with 12' ridge line?:

http://www.hammockgear.com/tarp-cf3-winter-palace/

There are many more, some wider than this I just cannot think of them off hand.



You could probably put a motorcycle on each side of the hammock under this huge 16 foot Kelty Noah's Tarp but it does not fold down super compact or light (almost 4 pounds makes it suitable for SUV camping with a bunch of people under it as a cooking shelter, or up super high like this to stay cool with maximum air flow, notice the fan hanging above the cotton hammock.)

http://www.campmor.com/kelty-noah-39...gpa=pla&ci_kw=

[Law Dawg (ret)]

It's going to take a huge tarp and even then it will crimp your style. Maybe a dedicated moto cover instead? My bike likes the rain/snow/sun and prefers to stay outside.

...sold my cruiser motorcycle years ago and my wife threatens to divorce me if I ever buy another.

Boy I'd sure miss her...the wife that is.

[brazilianguy]

I believe this is what you're looking for.
http://www.simplylightdesigns.com/ca...roducts_id/236

[gogrillz]

We use Kelty Noah's Tarp Depending on how bad its raining, sometimes I use it to cover the picnic table, and roll the bike under. Or just use it to cover my bike, either way it's very handy to bring an extra tarp.
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[kllrbee]

I think ill just end up using a seperate tarp for the bike. One that would fit both would be too big. Thnx guys!

[paper]

A Noah's 12 with 1/3 covering the hammock and 2/3 covering the bike as a porch would work well, I would think.. I never cover my bike, instead just using a microfiber wash cloth to dry the dew off in the morning. Then again, I don't own anything with chrome..

[thanantos]

There is a entire Bikepacking sub-forum, but it will cost you a big $10 to be a donating member.

That's where that went. Thanks, I was wondering.