Roof tents have gained a considerable following in recent years. The investment is modest compared to a campervan, as is the comfort to be honest, but hey, you've got your bed with you no matter how small your car is. Definitely more comfortable than sleeping in the back seat.

The Spacecamperbike takes up the idea of the fabric roof stretched over the top. The basis is the Load4 75 cargo bike from Riese & Müller. The superstructure can be transformed into a lying surface with a series of folding and unfolding operations. The tent is then placed on top. The Spacecamperbike should be ready to sleep in ten minutes. We would also like to know how many times you have to set it up before you can memorize all the steps.

Spacecamper is a company from Munich that converts vans into campers. The Bavarians have one advantage over habitable combustion vans: with the Spacecamperbike, you can get to places that are off-limits to vans. Provided it is permitted to pitch a tent there.

And if that's not enough, the idea of the bike office might be a winner. The reclining area can be folded out into an armchair, and there is also a table for a laptop - or breakfast in the open air. The only thing missing for absolute happiness is a mountain bike.

The Mirror put the Spacecamperbike to the test.