Hi All,

Does anyone know if it is possible to get a trials bike inside a Land Rover 110 hard top?

I've looked at dimensions and it appears marginal, so I'd welcome feedback from anyone that has actually tried it.

Thanks,

Neil

yes its possible to get one in... just takes a bit of wriggling... chap at our club used to do it

There is a chap comes to our trials with a 110 hard top he seems to get the bike in and out without to much trouble

Why not use a rack and save the inside for gear? These things were made for a towbar rack

Thanks for the help lads

110s are great trials transport, I'm on my second. I had a hard top (van) and now have a station wagon

110 Hard top takes 2 bikes easily, 3 at a push

110 Station wagon takes 1 bike easily, 2 at a push (all 10 seats in, 7 folded!)

Don't put a rack on the back without talking to the rack manufacturer first, the suspension characteristics can put very high loads through the rack.

At a trial you never struggle to find a parking place and if it's a boggy field, it's amaxing how many pals you suddenly have.

Yes a trials bike will fit no problem, at a push when going greenlaning a way away I used to get a pair of DT125R's into the back of a LWB series 3 - used to have to loosen and rotate the handlebars though.

does any one of any pics of bikes in back of a 110 thinking of changing the transit for one,

Cheers

does any one of any pics of bikes in back of a 110 thinking of changing the transit for one,

Cheers

I'd like some pics too

I am putting my 109 series 3 safari back on the road next month. First thing I will be doing is to see if I can get my Greeves TFS in the back, and also if any room left, a Gasgas 125.... Watch this space...

Friends have travelled extensively all over Europe and Scandinavia with three Pre '65 scramblers in a Landrover so a trials bike should be no problem.

On 30/08/2016 at 9:09 PM, floydbassman said:

I am putting my 109 series 3 safari back on the road next month. First thing I will be doing is to see if I can get my Greeves TFS in the back, and also if any room left, a Gasgas 125.... Watch this space...

Well, better late than never.Its finally back on the road. Spent this weekend making a ramp and a stand to sit under the bikes which went in no problem. The ramp and stand are made of scaffold planks and old roof joist wood. Works well but weighs more than the bikes {or feels like it does...). mk 2 versions to be made from ally and foldable.