Yes tents exist. This is the "Vagabond-500, Nano-RV", Sleeps 2

• Obviously an over extreme example, a pedal bike could pull it, even if its a fairly heavy load
• If its too heavy via pedal for you, cheap "DIY E-Bike" front wheel kits exist ($95 for a 250w online)

1. Off Road
2. On Road (Claims only 50mph... but I'm pretty sure it exceeds 62mph, or 100km/h)

• $2000 total, if exteriointerior are well finished
• Cheaper Rigids: Bootstrap Cube is $100, Nomad is $300, Drew Builds Stuff Solar Camper is $1000
• Plated Rigids: 8ft Vetsport/Wombat is $2500, 10ft Wander is $7500, & 12ft Campster is $10000

• Canada: $1250 8x4 trailer, must be pre-purchased, VIN register, Pick it up with papers/plates! RIP OFF, and government red tape (even a pro trailer builder needs a government ticket)
• Unneeded: I dont plan on attaching this to a plated road vehicle (bike/e-bike only)
• Same too much $$, for any "Wanderer" style Mini-RV's designed for these 8x4ft to 8x10ft trailers
• "Wide trail/Street" Bike/E-Bike trailers up to 15x5.5x5ft (clearance under 1ft) don't need a VIN (or plates)
• Load balancing, Rear strobe, all round reflectors & a trailer flag are required, I would add brake/turning signal lights & a Front "caution/hazard" strobe to this (in case of break down)

• 15x5.5ft Ultra Heavy Duty Bike trailer (ala custom "Bikes at Work" type / Pico Chassis Combo)
• 5x10 Cargo bed, slight load overhand for drainage access
• 12x5.5x4.5ft Exterior, "All Smooth Fiberglass" Finish on R30 (4 Season) SIP 3 inch thick walls
• 11.5x5x4.25 Interior, at Total: 57.5sq ft
• Wet room showemini-cassette toilet, of an included 6.25sq ft
• Tongue "V-Push" front mechanical closet and aero-body, multi level, additional at 10.5sq ft
• Ground Clearance 10 to 11 inches, can quad-stand at 15 inch stationary
• Equipped Weight, with safety: Dry: 350lbs, Wet: 400lbs
• GVWR, with safety: 500lbs (250lbs wheel/tire/innertube rating, x2) moving (quad-stands: 800lbs)
• Do not exceed: 35km/h (can handle up to 60km/h, but breaking/stopping/wind will be an issue)
• Solar System: 500w/40A with 500w DC to AC Inverter, + Emergency 100w Alternator (hand/wheel)
• Battery: 50Ah (1x 150Ah is 2/3 weight of 3x 50AU, 30lbs vs 45lbs)
• Lights, Heat, Internal Galley, Running Hot/Cold Water, Internal ShoweCassette Toilet, Fridge
• 10.1" HDTV with speakers, AM/FM tuner, Mini-PC, 2x Smart Device Mount/2A USB Charge Ports, Shore PoweWater hookup, Solar & Shore Power outlets (internal & external closet locked)

Concept: The REALISTIC Bike Mini-RV / Camper.

• 15ft Canoe, 400w solar panel, Propane (Standard BBQ) Tank, Cassette Toilet & Toolbox show scale
• Wheels would be "half cowled, all smooth", as described
• converted to "all interior" features (no rear door or hatch galley)
• Ideally just sitting height, on interior futon's height seat, plus folding chair on casters

Chassis/Trailer

• Much cheaper, $250 in metal, DIY, but concept is awesome. Secure but adjustable wheels
• if we replace the wheels, tires & innertubes with "fat bike" 250lbs each (the max I can locate), we will "get the most out of this wheel/axel style"
• We can max out width, up to 5.5ft safely, with an internal "wheel well", and "stretch/over hang" the load to up to 12ft safely

• 20" 175lbs each tires > Upgrade to Fat Bike Tire up to 250lbs each passible (500lbs "True")
• On bike wheel axel universal hitch
• 1 minute wheel adjust, balance ANY load
• Fast release wheels with cargo loadable, person stand on supporting, fender
• Stable for bed loads as long as 12' & as wide as 5'6", and 5'6" tall (12x5.5x5.5ft), from pictures, videos of it in use, & written reviews from owners of trailer (like a 5ft tall stack of 5x8 OBS)

Body Profile: "The Simple, All Flat"

Similar design (by other reddit user, as example pics)

• great idea, I believe a few inches more per side with enclosed wheel well may improve usability
• making frame DIY, and careful choice of materials/technique may improve design
• If a "side doohatch" is chosen over the "rear door" mass and layout may be improved
• Adding front "V-Wedge" (Equilateral force airbody) "storage area" (battery/etc) may improve design
• Changing the wheel/tire/innertubes is a must to achieve best max load results (imho)
• welding frame should improve strength and reduce "hardware" mass (1lbs?)
• If using a interior Wheel wheel, removing fenders should save an estimated 2lbs to 4lbs
• "Smooth Side" Half-Cowling of the wheels to the body should improve aerodynamics

Framing/Insulating

• Which ever is lightesafer, I will test strength a few gauge thicknesses and hardwoods
• On "Base"/bed in 6mm (1/5) marine OBS double face finish (1x or 19lbs)
• inneouter skin in 5mm (3/16) single face finish, 14lbs (6x or 84lbs) (I MUST test for rigidity/flex), minus waste cuts
• Insulated in 2x "single face foil backed", rigid R12.5 1.25 inch thick "foilboard", sandwiched/Glued together on non-foiled face, to make 2.5 inch thick R25 (R30 when skinned/sealed) walls
• Various finishing for moisture sealing/proofing all joining's/exposed surfaces
• "Poor-Mans" fiberglass look via fiberglass cloth, steamed, smoothed, sealed sanded & painted
• Rigid foam is 0.01 at 2x8ft (we use 16 sheets, or 0.16lbs!), minus waste mass
• 2x3x8ft lumber weighs, 8.5lbs (we use 14 boards of 2x3x8ft lumber, or 119lbs), minus waste mass
• OBS needed has a mass of 103lbs (taking us to approx. 220lbs, minus waste cuts, or 5%/10lbs)
• 220lbs, That is "shell" on frame mass, with door, no fixtures, & no trailer mass added, 10x5x5ft

• assuming all wood 2x3 picked as "lighter" & 2x2 tests "unsafe" or "too low R value"

Liquids Note:

• White water tank: 1 Gallon per person
• Grey Water tank volume must equal white tanks (obviously, to avoid overflow/floods)
• Black water tank must equal 0.5 gallons (full blader emptied + daily constitutional)
• Equals, per person, 2x 1.0 gallon tanks & 1x 0.5 gallon tank (20lbs per person)
• Note: even a "cassette/composting black water tank" has mass if full
• Safety: Liquids move, try to avoid traveling with anything but a full "white water" tank, if you can

Ok, Rolling unit concept, needs a floor plan/layout

• Sliding door on bathroom would allow access, if 2 people inside, one sleeping (during night)
• Galley & Wet room (bathroom) split across front end, as 2.5x2.5ft each (including wall framing)
• this is "no axle adjustments" setup, ensure perfect initial balance, then that loads are balanced, may need to change floor plan to represent true location of wheel wells
• I prefer single side door, on not traffic side, opening so it would close itself if it opened in transit
• front/rear 1ftx1ft windows, 0.5x1ft side windows, main skylight, vent skylight bathroom & kitchen
• A "mechanical closet" in V-front, vented, for batteries/propane. other unsafe, etc.

• Commercial unit: 29x30" RV Wrt Room Pic: manufacturer site: Forest River

• Cant pass this up, the space saved using a wet room this size is too good
• Adding a tiny fold up, collapsing silicon "wash-sink" would complete it as a "3 Piece Wet Room"

Inside added weight:

• 500w/40ASolar setup (15lbs), DC to AC Invertor (2lbs) & 50Ah Battery (15lbs)
• A 4.5ft to 4.75ft wide futon + good mattresses weight (custom murphy futon/daybed, 15lbs??)
• A 2x2x2ft Cassette Toilet & materials to water proof wet room so it doesn't leak to interior (5lbs)
• I minimally equipped cooking work top's combined mass, likely a mini toaster over (100w to 550w = caution), collapsing 0.6L kettle (460w), hotplate (100w to 450w), small table fan (18w), 30lbs
• A 8w on demand water pump (with filter), plus piping to a mini sink & 0.5GPM ULF showerhead
• White, Grey & Black Water tanks for 2 people (5lbs + 40lbs when full), 2nd "grey/black" piping 8W on demand pump (filterless)
• DIY 100w Peltier driven 0.5 gallon hot water tank (this 100w is not free, but "waste heat" is)
• Note: Just too good to pass up, considering power needed to heat/cool watefood
• Above pumping heat out of a 0.5cu ft mini fridge at 3C, for FREE (100w FREE), 0.5 gallon cold water tank below it (uninsulated barrier wall for passive cooling "cold water"), 10lbs (all water equip mass + DIY 0.5cu ft 3C Refrigerator)
• LED 10.1 inch HDTV (18w) and "entertainment suite" (PC & AM/FM Radio, 18W) on ceiling fold down panel. 5lbs
• 350w of heating needed (400w thermostatic panel, with thermostat, is smallest/lightest), 5lbs
• LED lights: 2x 7 watt main area (+ 3w LED in 6w solar vent fan), 2x 11w readers, 9w kitchen (+ 3w LED in 6w solar vent fan), 9w bathroom light (+ 3w LED in 6w solar vent fan), 7w rear strobe, Cargo area bay 9w (+ 3w LED in 6w solar vent fan), exterior, 15lbs
• Light weight shelving/cupboards/divider, suitable to loads 15lbs

• That is liquids "full", 350lbs "liquids empty"
• Plus your, MINIMAL stuff, blankets & clothing (call it 20lbs more per person, equal to full liquids)

Fully Equipped Mass of: Wet 390lbs / Dry 350lbs (call it 400lbs)

• GVWR is 500lbs by my math, as a "utility/cargo road trailer" (UK/CAN/AUS MoT, USA DoT is similar)
• NOTE: Trailer has no VIN/ownership & can not be pulled by a motorcycle/catruck on roadways
• BIKES/E-BIKES ONLY: Best you can do is 3 wheel Recumbent E-Bike in Canada/USA without being a licensed vehicle, 500w Can/750w USA per wheel but 1100w is possible (5000w + 3000w + 3000w)
• Safe to carry 100lbs of additional cargo (on tongue or roof), LOAD BALANCED
• Stationary, on quad kick stands, it should support 2 Adults sleeping/moving inside (+300lbs)