If I was an urban rider, I'd have one. Main issue is the end of season condition of my trusty Guernicar Deflector ©®™!
Poor thing looks injured and in need of a flexible splint of some sort. Something situated higher up and at the front of your bike would help in addition I'm certain. Keeps cars and other vehicles away on every kind of road. Stops them cutting in too close in front too.
Talking of tents, someone I knew had an amazing wildly expensive fireproof and waterproof one man tent, which floated like a boat when our campsite was flooded with a couple of feet of water - he was punting about on it using a walking stick, asking smugly how everyone else was coping. Bald head poked out of the front, looked like a turtle. I was quite happy in my caravan, having upgraded two weeks prior. I'd watched as my old tent was broken to bits by high winds the day after my caravan upgrade, then made a big kite out of what was left, had to use the bike for take off speed. I watched in comfort from my caravan, as my two man dome tent was pumped up and down flat by the wind for ages before the poles eventually shattered. Over thirty five years on, I can't recall what that boat tent was, but someone out there might. Ground sheet was integral and about a foot or 15 inches height all the way around. Single pole (? might have been two). Tents which aren't fireproof can cover and stick to you, and continue burning. You can burn for ages if you're fat. Fat wicks.