The original stakes are quite weak, therefore I made stronger ones from Ø6mm stainless steel. They are much heavier than the originals, but one can actually use a hammer to pound them into the ground.

A double wall tent has a clear advantage; In summer one can just put up the inner tent. The web lets in even a small wind to cool things down, but no mosquitoes. The web is tight enough to give at least a little privacy. If it rains one of course puts the rain fly over the tent, but also when it is cold, as the warm air stays under the rain fly.

The vestibule is important to me, because there one can put the boots, the wet rain gear, the camping stove, and also the dirty panniers, if one wants to ride a day without them.

I think a 3 person tent should be the first choice, even for single travelers, since one has enough space to spread out the luggage in the tent, and one can comfortably sit out a day of monsoon rain. For safety reasons I can only advice against cocking inside the tent, or the vestibule, even if one is tempted to do it on a rainy day.

Conclusion: I absolutely recommend the Aldi-tent from Adventuridge. Good quality for a very low price, what else do you want.

A similar Iglu-Double-Wall-Tent 3 Persons is available at Amazon.com.

This was my first tent, bought before I owned a motorcycle. As a first tent it of course shouldn't be expensive, since I didn't know how often I would use it at all. In the end I used it over many years, and on many motorcycle trips. The tent poles at the entrance still show the camping site stickers from Iceland. I still have the tent as a "reserve tent', and it is still usable, no problem.