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Ah - been there done this.
Mercedes Vito or a VW transporter - you'll get two bikes in no trouble. Step up in size is Fiat ducato, Peugeot Boxer, Renault traffic and similar.
I will probably get flamed for this as they are very popular, but IME and IMHO don't touch a transit with a barge pole. Really is the Lada of the van world.
I bought a VW LT35 to go around France in with a couple of bikes last year, then sold it on again when we came back.
Don't worry about mileage. 250k on a van is not uncommon. Avoid builders / plumbers vans. |
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I'm currently in the process of buying a Mercedes 309 van, which should easily be able to carry two bike with support equipment. The van i'm looking at has got a tow bar as well so would then be able to carry two extra bikes in the box trailer or more than likely nick my old mans caravan so that I can do trackday's in style.  |
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most vans will do.. only thing is try get a low one some of them are very high.......this means the ramp wount have to be a steep or long.....  ____________________ .......... PLOD ............ zx636 2004 |
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Could really do with a high-top van, plenty of room to move once you are stood up inside  |
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hay why dont you go the hole 9 yards with one of these  ____________________ .......... PLOD ............ zx636 2004 |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 20 years, 340 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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