The following instruction relates to pre-2026 Telos TR2 Bikepack, tents.
Telos TR 2 Evo Bikepack Tents are not supplied with external-use bike bags. If you have purchased the separately available bike bag set the instruction below will help you packing the Evo Bikepack tent.
One of the key design goals with the bike bags was to create low-profile bags that could be mounted on different parts of a mountain bike (the frame, fork, handlebars, or rack). Because of this low-profile design, the fit is intentionally snug:
- One bag holds the inner tent and pegs
- The other bag holds the rainfly and poleset
This tighter fit helps keep the bags compact and bike-friendly, but it can take a little practice to pack everything in smoothly.
Note: it is essential to read and follow the mounting instructions here
Packing tip: Fold and roll the inner tent and rainfly – don’t stuff them. Use the bike bags as your width guide when folding, then roll the fabric to fit. The bike bags have an air-permeable base, which lets you compress the tent fabric once it’s inside. This means you can fold the tent a little longer and thinner, then use the side buckles to cinch everything down securely.
Here's a visual instruction:
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