bike hauler... van or trailer???
#31
extended van or regular size van???? extended would allow for build out of futon/bed/extra row of seating, but makes for a LONG ass van


any opinions?? sleep area important or no?
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extended van or regular size van???? extended would allow for build out of futon/bed/extra row of seating, but makes for a LONG ass van


any opinions?? sleep area important or no?

Do some measurements, on a standard length you may be able to put the bike stands and leave a area to build a sleep area for one person. I have the extended with more then enough room I could have moved my seat further forward if I wanted. If you want I'll measure from my stands to rear door for you so you have a idea.
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#33
Ill get you those measurements and I have a standard length van at work I can compare to.
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Ill get you those measurements and I have a standard length van at work I can compare to.

you are the man!! thanks buddy
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#35
My van from my stands to the back door is 7ft, and I have more them enough room I have had a hayabusa back there.

Standard length van it has a partition behind the back seats so I measured from that and it is 9ft so you will have around a 3 foot buffer between the front of the bikes and front seats.
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#36
I forgot I did some shows with Tony Carbajal he has a standard length Chevy van with a back seat not a bed but if you are looking for just a place to rest while someone is driving i think a standard would be fine for your needs.
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My van from my stands to the back door is 7ft, and I have more them enough room I have had a hayabusa back there.

Standard length van it has a partition behind the back seats so I measured from that and it is 9ft so you will have around a 3 foot buffer between the front of the bikes and front seats.

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I forgot I did some shows with Tony Carbajal he has a standard length Chevy van with a back seat not a bed but if you are looking for just a place to rest while someone is driving i think a standard would be fine for your needs.


thank you very much john!!! i think the standard will do just fine then also. gonna figure out this truck and keep searching for the right van
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extended van or regular size van???? extended would allow for build out of futon/bed/extra row of seating, but makes for a LONG ass van


any opinions?? sleep area important or no?

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thank you very much john!!! i think the standard will do just fine then also. gonna figure out this truck and keep searching for the right van

No problem bud hope to see you soon. (in a van)
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#39
do ye guys get mercedes sprinters or the likes over there. great van and very popular in europe with stunters/racers. there very high so the popular mod is to put enough space for 2 bikes and and gear in the back and but a bed platform on top with space for large bed. So you can convert rest to a campervan. Cheap to run also.



The space underneath is for bikes etc and thats the bed above then

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No problem bud hope to see you soon. (in a van)

you got it man!! hope so too

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do ye guys get mercedes sprinters or the likes over there. great van and very popular in europe with stunters/racers. there very high so the popular mod is to put enough space for 2 bikes and and gear in the back and but a bed platform on top with space for large bed. So you can convert rest to a campervan. Cheap to run also.



The space underneath is for bikes etc and thats the bed above then



DAMN!!!! that is legit. aaron colton had a mercedes sprinter @ xdl MIR it was reallllly nice as yours is too. a litttttle bit outta my price range. but yes that would be the rig if i ever hit the lotto
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