If fast setup is your goal, that or a Coleman instant setup might be nice. I noticed they didn't show how long it takes to take the tent down though, and that setup mechanism looks a lot like that of an umbrella, which I've broken quite a few of.
Some other reviews on it to consider:
https://www.reddit.com/r/camping/comments/1dir254/has_anyone_here_tried_this_three_sec_tent_thoughts/Personally, for motocamping I tend to stick to "regular" backpacking tents one might find at an outdoor retailer. Poles strung together with stretch cord. When they break it's usually just a snapped cord which you can replace, or a broken pole which you can replace or go to REI and buy a pole splint for, or a zipper that is serviceable. Some of the elderly and/or disabled folks I've traveled with are big fans of the Coleman instant-up tents as they provide standing room and can fit cots to sleep on. While I can, I try to pack lighter and smaller than that. They've got full size touring bikes with sidecars and trailers, so space and weight are less of an issue.
My MSR Hubba Hubba 2 person tent in the woods of Thurmond, WV
