Outlaw Tent by 2Wheels1Lane: Everything Riders Ask (And a bit more)

🔥 How does the 2Wheels1Lane Outlaw look on the motorcycle?
Rolled up and strapped to your bike, it looks compact, clean, and built for travel, no wobbling, no bulk. Pure road-ready style.

 

🛠️ What is the 2Wheels1Lane Outlaw made of?
Waterproof canvas, a sturdy base, strong aluminum poles, and quality stitching, built for real riders and real roads.

⚖️ How much does it weigh?
The full setup weighs 8.5KG / 18.7 lbs, easy to carry, tough enough for long adventures.

❄️ Is it a 4-season tent?
Yes. The Outlaw is designed to handle rain, wind, cold nights, and hot days. Adventure never waits for perfect weather.

⏱️ How long does it take to set up or pack down? Can I do it alone?
Absolutely. The Outlaw is designed by 2Wheels1Lane for solo riders, so you can set it up in about 3–5 minutes and pack it down in under 3 minutes. No struggle, no complicated steps, unroll it, insert the poles, and you’re ready to sleep. Packing it back up is even faster.

🛏️ Do I need a mattress or sleeping pad?
Nope! the 2Wheels1Lane Outlaw already includes a thick foam mattress and a soft quilt, your bed comes with you.

💸 Why is it priced higher than regular tents?
It’s not a regular tent. Premium canvas, built-in sleep system, ventilation, pockets, dual entry, and rugged construction, designed for riders, not tourists.

⏳ Is the 2Wheels1Lane Outlaw Tent in stock?
Yes, the Outlaw Tent is currently in stock and ready to ship. We produce it in small, high-quality batches, so availability may change once the current batch sells out.

🚫🏍️ Do I need a motorcycle to use it?
Not at all. Use it for hiking, festivals, car camping, travel, anywhere you want comfort and protection.

🧍♂️ How many people can sleep inside?
It’s a solo rider’s tent, one person plus extra room for gear.

⭐ What makes the 2Wheels1Lane Outlaw different from other tents?
Real canvas, built-in mattress + quilt, front and rear entry, mosquito-net windows, ventilation, pockets, hooks, and a roll-up carry bag designed for motorcycles.
Made by a rider, for riders.

Questions You’ve Asked — Answered Here

🧩 Is the cover shown in the product photos included with the Outlaw?
Yes! ✅ The cover serves two purposes: it’s used to roll up and store the Outlaw, and it also works as a ground mat. It’s fully included with every Outlaw order at no extra cost. 🔥

🦟 Does the Outlaw have a fly / mosquito net?
Yes! ✅ The Outlaw by 2Wheels1Lane features mosquito nets on both sides with double zippers, plus fly/mosquito nets on both side windows 🪟. This means great airflow with full protection while you rest. 🏕️

🌵 Do you offer the 2Wheels1Lane Outlaw in other colorways?
Yes! The OUTLAW Rouge Edition by 2Wheels1Lane is our limited red colorway, but it’s more than just a different color. This edition was inspired by our rides through Nevada, Utah, and Arizona, where open roads cut through red rock landscapes, desert silence, and glowing sandstone cliffs. We wanted this version to capture that feeling: warm desert sunsets, the unknown road ahead, and the freedom that comes with life on two wheels. It’s our tribute to those landscapes and the riders who chase them. 🔴🏍️

📏 What makes the 2Wheels1Lane OUTLAW 220 different from the original 2Wheels1Lane OUTLAW?
The 2Wheels1Lane OUTLAW 220 was created for taller riders who love the simplicity of the original 2Wheels1Lane Outlaw but need a little more room after a long day on the road. With its extended 220 cm length, about 86.6 inches or 7 ft 2.6 in, it gives riders extra space to stretch out properly without turning the tent into a bulky setup. It still keeps the same motorcycle-friendly spirit: compact pack size, quick setup, waterproof protection, and everything you need for comfortable nights on the road. It’s the tall rider’s edition for those who want more sleeping space without giving up the freedom to travel light. 🏕️

How do I clean the sleeping bag? 🧼
To keep your sleeping bag in good condition for as long as possible, we recommend cleaning it gently and only deep washing it when really needed.
1. Spot cleaning after each trip 🏕️
After every camping trip, we recommend spot cleaning first. This helps reduce the need for full washing and extends the lifespan of the sleeping bag.
Use a soft brush with cold water and a small amount of mild, non-bleaching laundry detergent. Focus on areas that usually get dirty first, such as the head area, collar, and foot area. After cleaning, wipe away any soap with a damp sponge and let the sleeping bag dry completely before storing it.
2. Hand washing 🛁
Hand washing is the safest deep-cleaning method.
Soak the sleeping bag in cold water in a bathtub for 1–4 hours with a small amount of mild detergent. Gently clean the dirty areas by hand, then rinse several times until the water is completely clear.
After washing, carefully press the water out. Do not twist or wring the sleeping bag, as this can damage the internal filling.
3. Machine washing 🧺
Machine washing is only recommended with a front-loading drum washing machine.
Do not use a top-loading washing machine with a center agitator, as this can damage the internal structure of the sleeping bag.
Before washing, fully close the zipper, turn the sleeping bag inside out, and place it inside a large mesh laundry bag before putting it into the machine. This helps protect the fabric, zipper, and filling during the wash cycle.
Use a gentle wash program at 30°C with mild detergent. We recommend rinsing 2–3 times to make sure all detergent residue is removed.
4. Drying 🌬️
Drying is one of the most important steps.
If using a dryer, choose a low-temperature setting and add 2–3 clean tennis balls to help restore the filling and prevent clumping. Dry slowly and check regularly to avoid overheating.
If you do not have a dryer, lay the sleeping bag flat in a cool, well-ventilated area. Avoid direct sunlight. Gently pat the sleeping bag several times during drying to help restore its loft.
Important: only store the sleeping bag once it is 100% completely dry.
5. Storage 🎒
Do not store the sleeping bag compressed for long periods. Long-term compression can damage the filling and reduce warmth.
For long-term storage, keep it in a loose, breathable storage bag in a dry place.

❓ Still have a question that’s not answered here?
Write me a DM on Instagram: @MotorcycleCampping or send me an email at info@2wheels1lane.com and I’ll answer you personally.