Witness the Unbelievable: Is the Slumit Cub 2 REALLY the Best Tent Set Up?!

[@trev8591]

That's a remarkable amount of kit you get on a sports bike! Respect.

[@davemartin4456]

This is just what I was looking for thank you very much!

[@MOTOUK1]

Your welcome Dave 👍

[@MsDenver2]

What a great tent you put it up so fast and that cider is my favourite, you are very organised 👍🏍

[@tomstc]

Loving the tent, and the self inflatie things. This is rather inspiring actually thanks

[@MOTOUK1]

Cheers 🍻 a lot easier to pitch for sure makes it easy really

[@Theweetouringco]

Used that tent in Ireland last year. It is a great size for one person and all their bike paraphernalia. Also great for moving around every day, so easy to put up and pack away. But... it was the coldest tent I have ever slept in!. It really needs zipped flaps over those big mesh panels in the inner.

[@MOTOUK1]

Agree on all, although only used in warm weather and always use a good warm bag 👍 just so easy to erect and take down

[@listairgin]

Hi there, thanks for sharing your comment that this tent was cold, I’m thinking of getting one and was wondering what month did you use it in Ireland? And what sort of temperature did it drop to outside overnight ? Thanks so much if you can reply. 😉👍🏻

[@Theweetouringco]

@@listairgin It was June but wet and windy. Got down to about 7 deg C during the night. A lot of wind was coming under the flysheet.

[@scottydog4115]

Excellent. Makes me want to get out on my bike more.

[@MOTOUK1]

Get out and explore more 👍

[@mikehurley5052]

I bought this tent in 2019, went around Wales and Snowdonia, Forest of Dean then 7 nights in and around Normandy, done 18 nights, great tent.

[@MOTOUK1]

I like it just quick and easy

[@theranjhas6235]

*thank you for such an inspirational video, keep up the good work*

[@MOTOUK1]

Your welcome 🙏

[@leonmcdonald6567]

great tent. I camped for 8 days round Scotland with my cub last year. I swapped it this year for a Gobi, because my gf started coming with me.

[@MOTOUK1]

Awesome Leon 👏 they are so quick to set up, looking forward to more trips now

[@markdouglas4139]

I can't believe how much stuff you got in that Oxford bag, awesome.

[@MOTOUK1]

Everything is just miniaturised these days, makes Moto camping more like glamping these days 😁

[@user-uc2dk1vp6e]

Make more of these they are brill

[@kentishmale1969]

I had a Khyam tent like this back in the early 1990s for motorcycle camping - it was so easy to put up, just click a couple of polls into place, peg it out and job done. The tent was around £200 back then which was pretty expensive, but well worth it. The only negative was the weight of the tent, but apart from that it was great. It's good to see the concept is still around and now seems a decent price now too.

[@1TonyNash]

If you mean the Khyam Highlander, I still use one. I've also got a Khyam Biker Plus, a great tent. The Highlander is still one of the fastest small tents to put up, love it!

[@WheelieGoodTV]

Wow, I need to do this next year Nick. Another great vid and the picture quality is superb from your new Osmo Action 3! 🙏🏍🎥

[@MOTOUK1]

Thanks Dave, yes was easy set up with this tent. Main thing is be comfortable and use a good sleep Matt. Looking forward to the ND filter coming so I can get the picture good as I had on the action 2 now.

[@crumblymal8479]

Should have watched this one first but really interesting cheers Nick hope to see more !!👍

[@SarkyGaming]

First time I’ve ever come across your video and really enjoyed it. That tent looks great and loving the little table and cooking set up! Hoping to do my first solo bike camping trip this year and found this super helpful 😊

[@MOTOUK1]

Hi 👋 and thanks for tuning in 👍 can’t wait to get back out and do more Moto camping ⛺️

[@johngarrity7777]

Great video Nick, very interesting, I shall be looking into buying all the gear soon, keep up the good work 👍🏍🏍👍

[@MOTOUK1]

Thanks John 👍

[@gerrydunne8768]

great video love the country side

[@MOTOUK1]

Thanks Gerry

[@gerrypowell2748]

Good set up,love the tent👌

[@ruahinesrider]

Great 👌👍 ⛺ tent tried to get one in NZ 🇳🇿 but couldn't find one who'd send one & Amazon,ebay were out of stock.Keep a eye 👁️ on it for when it comes back into stock.

[@MOTOUK1]

It does make camping easier for sure 👌 hope you get one 👍 cheers 🍻

[@twowheeledadventuresuk2739]

Seems there’s a few ultra fast setup tents about at the mo but the only benefit they have I can see over other tents is the time to set them up, they aren’t bigger or more spacious, or better in the wind. Personally I’d much sooner take something like the Vango Galaxy which is only about a kg more in weight but gives you way more room, you can stand up to get dressed etc and cook inside away from the British weather. Great video tho, interesting to see other peoples setups, thanks

[@Kojak-zh7qo]

Really enjoyed the video,I love this tent iv used it all over Europe and the uk only got a new tent because a pole broke where I used it so much I would love another but can’t find one, thanks for sharing mate 👍

[@MOTOUK1]

Thanks for tuning in 🙏 can’t wait to get Moto camping again. First up is the Isle of Man tt end of May 👍

[@johnrocker2986]

I would not like to use that sleeping bag below 5°c the stats supplied by manufacturers usually out by anything up to 5°c forget the minus range its the comfort range that is important. Do love your logical method of packing the kit, well done!

[@marekpapro4897]

Pięknie pozdrowienia z Polski

[@zedddddful]

I'm jealous of the tent I wanted the decathlon version I think it's pretty similar but just couldn't fit it on the bike annoyingly. loving the camping content.

[@MOTOUK1]

Thanks Zed! Yes it’s a little bigger than my OEX one and won’t fit in my 30lt bag but I don’t mind. It’s so easy to erect, was first time on the video so will be quicker next one👍 I wanted hassle free camping and think I’m about there now

[@RevBombUK]

Nice set up liking that tent

[@MOTOUK1]

Cheers 🍻

[@mterrylane819]

very impressed exelent video

[@MOTOUK1]

Thanks 🙏

[@alpinab14]

loving these relaxing camping vids as always , hears a few things you might like ps i know you probably will be sick of me and my suggestions by now lol , but if you get a chance have a look at the thrunite ts1 survival light , its a brilliant multi use bit of kit , i use mine as a inner tent camping lantern but it was a total life saver at storming the castle where i had to pitch the tent in the pitch black where i used the magnetic tail and attached it onto the givi treker 42 top box and used it as a flood light , works brilliant and doing any repair work on the car or bike in the dark as a flood light is a life savor, and its a handy emergency power bank as well all in a very small package, very useful thing , i will take mine to every camping trip from now on , ive never been a fan of self inflating things as i find them very big bulk heavy and a pain in the bum to pack up but instead have a look at the inflatable but insulated equivalents such as the exped dura matt 9 with down insulation which is about a quarter of the size and weight of outwell matt and combining that with a exped inflatable pillow you end up with a set up with 9cm of matt instead of 5cm and down insulation instead of synthetic all in similar size and weight to the eurohike pillow alone , thats a massive saving in weight and size while increasing comfort , hope that all helps , but the thrunite ts1 is the best thing , im sure you will like it and find it very usefull

[@MOTOUK1]

Great info thanks a lot 🙏

[@4uface563]

Good vid. Very informative. Thanks. What model Givi top box is that?

[@MOTOUK1]

Thanks 🙏 the top box is a Givi Trekker 30lt black one

[@MultiBikerboy1]

Thanks🧐👍🏻

[@MOTOUK1]

Your welcome 🙏

[@MultiBikerboy1]

@@MOTOUK1 is the tent easy to take down as well?

[@sjtheroadshenanigansofabri6631]

Great informative Vid using it as i would myself and will definitely be picking up a CUB II for my solo jaunts, however I am really interested in your firepit which you failed to mention or list in your kit

[@MOTOUK1]

Thanks for tuning in 👋 sorry didn’t mention, I acquired it off Amazon link below, only think I found is I had to put some lock right on the nuts holding it together as they kept dropping off, all good after though, super small stored away, easy and works well. Portable Fire Pit for Camping,... www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09BHX64ZG?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

[@sjtheroadshenanigansofabri6631]

@@MOTOUK1 just found one 10 quid for the 45x45 size delivery next day.....snagged it now I'm skint

[@Fozzy1964]

Have you a link for the fell view park site you stayed on please?

[@MOTOUK1]

I don’t I’m afraid sorry

[@GreyBiker99]

My wife an I have just started motocamping this year, but I really want to try going solo camping (no offence to the wife!) but the tent we have at the moment is too big to use on my own. I'm stuggling to decide between the Cub 2 and the Gobi 3. At 6'3" and 16 stone, I'm a big unit and have a big sleeping mattress (Thermarest Mondoking XXL) and I am wondering if the Cub mught actually be a bit on the small side for me. What do you think Nick, as you are a tall chap too (but slimmer than me!), would you have preferred a bit more space?

[@MOTOUK1]

Yes go for more space 👍 I am diagonal in mine

[@GreyBiker99]

@@MOTOUK1 Many thanks for the advice Nick.

[@rockgsxr]

Are you people riding trikes or outfits that you think this is a good motorcycling tent, quick set up but like carrying a body in a rolled up carpet across my back seat, when the largest item on my bike is this tent something is wrong, by the way it weighs 4.5kg and with footprint and porch poles it's a whopping 6.5kg

[@pitchpedalplodpaddlepaint8158]

Is there head room to put the chair inside? I'm after something similar, but if inclement weather, I'd like to be able to sit inside. Cheers, Dave

[@MOTOUK1]

Possible yes in middle tall enough seated, I use a tarp also for rainy days over the front. Works well

[@pitchpedalplodpaddlepaint8158]

@@MOTOUK1 thanks for reply. Was thinking of a tarp too.

[@Mercurial-flip-flop]

What's that fire pit mate?

[@MOTOUK1]

Bought off Amazon amzn.to/3OHS5WT

[@chriseden5468]

Hi just a quick question. were did you get the poles from that you used on the slumit club 2 at Fell View. Thanks

[@MOTOUK1]

Hi Chris, I already had these in the loft. However you can get just the poles I believe from go outdoors retail outlets of most camp stores

[@kevink3531]

@@MOTOUK1 Are those poles retractable

[@MOTOUK1]

@@kevink3531 no they are not

[@jimwood1904]

Might be useful to put your toilet roll in a freezer bag as extra protection against damp.

[@MOTOUK1]

😂😂 yes agree

[@paullee6663]

Acid test, are you going to be using the Slumit Cub 2 for your trips this year? Isn't it heavy with that framework?

[@MOTOUK1]

Yes I will be using it, it’s not heavy no. I love it

[@duckbeneathpigeons]

I have the decathlon 2 second tent which is a similar concept, and price. It looks as though the decathlon is longer and narrower - at 6’1” I can lie straight with no problems. There’s plenty of space beside you for kit, but it is for one person really. It’s lacking in functionality and overall space compared to the slumit. There’s no vestibule or porch mechanism, which is a big advantage for the slumit. The decathlon looks marginally easier to erect.

[@paulmcintyre4235]

Bought one of these for this season. It won’t see another. It’s bulky, flimsy and I’ve set other tents up just as quickly. The porch is inadequate for anything but the smallest bits of gear. Probably ok for one night but I used it for a six day trip and found it awful. It dosent perform well in any wind even with the guy ropes wrapped around the poles. Mine ripped on the very first day. The material feels weak. I’d have some experience as I’ve been motorcycle camping for 20 years. It’s actually quite cramped for one person and gear and at 6 foot tall I had to lay in the tent diagonally. I wouldn’t recommend this tent at all.

[@roadwarrior8560]

Thanks, what tent would you recommend Paul?

[@israelolvera558]

❤️😇💖⭐💕❣️♥️💓💗

[@barryclyde8353]

whats asmr mean?

[@MOTOUK1]

autonomous sensory meridian response

[@damiantuttle1348]

Ummm...all looks far too over complicated and susceptible to the knuckles breaking. Can't beat a Vango force 10.

[@christopherlevinge3147]

Looks a bit cheap and flimsy?....don't know how it would fair on a world tour. ...

[@MOTOUK1]

Used a good few times now, and still as new.

[@dodgeanderson]

They’re called guy ropes. Not guide ropes…

[@MOTOUK1]

Thanks for the correction, 🤣