I am an ignorant newbie. Question: could ANY type of tent fit in this bag, or is that something you simply bungee on to a rack mount?
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I can't imagine any tent fitting into this bag. You would need a bigger carrier or bungee the tent in its sleeve directly to the rack. It's a nice bag, but not that roomy.
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Not big enough for a tent. Most tents come in a bag and can be bungee strapped on.
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This is a nice size and the side expand out. I am not familiar with tents, but I have been able to fit rain gear, beach towel, and various odds and ends in this without a problem.
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Possibly a very small tent could fit in the bag, but, I would just bungee the tent in a bag to a rack mount
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This bag is too small for really any tent i could imagine but it is an awesome bag for more practical uses.
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A small tent could fit, but if you have a tent bag the bungee option is used most often.
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It has straps on the bottom that would allow you to strap a tent to it. I never tried it but the capability is there. I don't have experience with any other Osprey bags, but goodluck!
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There are straps at the corners that I bungee'd to my cot corners, but you don't really have to tye it down, just set it on top of your cot and put your sleeping bag insice and it won't blow away. It had an intergral floor in it so it's like a regular tent with a bottom, only the size of a cot. Hope this helps. P.S. Great tent for the Baja 'no-seeums', you know...the gnats/bugs that bite right at sunset.
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Well, to be honest, it's a hard call. It's a large sleeping bag and perhaps if you rolled it tightly, it just might be able to tuck underneath the main pack. I would go to a camping place store, see if they have a similar sleeping bag and ask if you can roll it up. :) Then get it on Amazon.
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I'm not sure exactly which rack you're referring to. Unless it's really unusual, the included hardware ought to work. It's very accommodating, and rock solid. Speaking from experience, I would not recommend using bungee cords to attach the basket to your rack. You'd be better off with zip ties or some other rigid form of attachment. These baskets are large and the torque they can apply when turning or leaning over can pull the cords right off ... and then you're left picking up your groceries in the middle of the road. I do keep bungee cords to strap down a jacket, skateboard or other large objects. The basket is big and strong and can easily handle a lot of cargo, provided it doesn't blow or tip out as you ride.
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I don't have it near me and haven't looked at it since Aug. but I remember it being around 20" x 3 1/2" x 3 1/3" If it's just for you using it, you may want a backpackers 1 person tent instead. this is heavy and big for a backpack. but that's just me.
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you can use it with the MTX beam rack but I would be worried about the weight of the bag and the contents being suspended from just one point like the seat post mount. I have mine on a frame MTX mount and I can load it down when needed.
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It's pretty big, but I think it would be possible. The bottom is sturdy so I think it would fit okay on the rack. It's definitely a great bag and very waterproof. I've used it camping and rafting.
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There are bungee-cord straps that hook the bag to your rack. Just be sure not to forget to strap them on...made that mistake twice and ripped the bungee cords off the bag once I started riding
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Shawn, I believe there would be too much overhang so I wouldn't recommend putting the tent on a 78X31 cot. As far as the other response goes, I used my teton combo all last summer and I had no problems. Do I wish everything I purchased worked correctly and would last 20 years? Sure I do. Do I get upset if something I spent good money on and it last's a trip or two? You bet. I just don't dwell on it too much. I return the product and try again. If it happens again, I return the product and get my money back and try something else. I love my setup. Have a great camping season. Max
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I use a large Nike Sasquatch stand bag and it works great for it. The straps are adjustable so I feel it will work fine for you.
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It is about the same size as a rolled-up ground mat for your sleeping bag... so just put it side-ways on the top of your rear rack, use one velcro or snap strap around the middle and through the rack and pedal on. If you continue to think through it, think about your tent, your sleeping bag, and your ground mat all snuggled together on your rear rack. I don't have an issue with other comment that you might want a lighter tent. I have a lighter one on my single heavy touring bike, but this one would be fine for a couple such as riding a tandem bike cross-country.
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Did you purchase the weight bags for the tent? If not, then I do not thing the seller has any liability, but it does not hurt to ask.
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It depends upon how large the tent with bag and poles is. There are great pockets with straps on both sides (usually used for sleep rolls) that you can strap about a two foot long and up to 6" diameter tent bag to. That's what I did and it worked great.
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Yes there is a pouch for a bag on bottom but it doesn't work so I wouldn't consider it a designated pouch for a bag, and the materials the bag is made out of are so cheap I doubt they could even hold a tent, haha just do what I did and save up more and get a kelty red loud
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Hello, the bag is about 5'...it can fit but it might be bulky too. Overall I love this tent.
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forget the height and forget the tent, this tent totally collapsed on first use, and the co won't make good on it, the metal is so cheap , it just crumpled after putting it together, the co said they would give the money back at first, but since have not done anything, the whole thing is so cheaply made it just won't hold up, good luck,