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Smallest van you can fit a bike in ?

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What is the smallest van you can fit a whole bike in ? Not a Bedford rascal ;-)

had my bike down the local peugeot dealer two weeks ago. the bike will fit diagonaly in the partner l1 with the seats up. and straight with the passeneger seat down. however the partner l2 se will take a bike straight with the seats up. ( and thats with three seats in the front) up to 25% discount on 60 plate as well..

Mk2 caddy diagonally across the back. No need to move any seats. Citro

How about one of these just lift the front wheel up and strap it to the roof :)

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The 3 wheeler looks good can't find any on auto trader ;-) idealy I want a roof mk2 caddy the one that is a pickup but with a bolt on caddyman back ? Or we talking the same shape as the seat inca ?

Hi i have a vauxhall combo van can get 2 bikes in, works fantastic and very fuel economical :D

i have a T reg but they go up to 2001 i think in the old shape, similar to a corsa but with the van bit at the back as apposed to a car, i put one bike in facing outwards then the other oppsite, but both at a slight angle, engine size 1.7, look on ebay you'll see some, not bad price and seem pretty reliable,

hope this helps

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