Motorcycle Bivouac

The Motorcycle Bivouac by Exposed, is the perfect companion on your journeys, providing the necessary shelter and letting you enjoy the outdoors the purest way possible. Designed by a group of motorcycle enthusiasts from Switzerland, the rugged shelter uses your bike as part of the structure, reducing the package size to a minimum. Bivouac adapts fully to different motorcycle heights, and provides shelter with enough room for one person and luggage. Made from Cordura, a well-proven outdoor fabric, the shelter comes with a leather brace that allows you to mount it to your handlebars or rear luggage space. watch the video below

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