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    Quote Originally Posted by BMWST? View Post
    so your max load would be 6 off roaders plus three crew...so 6 bikes and four people?
    No mate Um its to be a multi purpose vehicle. When its loaded down with trail bikes It will usually only have me driving it. --(actually I miscalculated it could be as many as 8 trail bikes from PW50/LT50 size up to a grown up trail bike).
    But then if Im racing my road race bike then I might have a couple of racers and up to 4 people.
    When on recovery duty maybee 2 people

    Quote Originally Posted by CHOPPA View Post
    I have a 2003 Ford Transit LWB, would fit your needs! If you get the high roof you can ride a bikes straight in and they haul ass, just about as quick as a supercustom hiace...
    I have seriously thought about those. -a high roof LWB
    Its strictlyin the idea floating stages right now .
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    What about a good trailer? Or a dubble cab light truck? not exacly low but they seem okish?

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    Quote Originally Posted by FROSTY View Post
    No mate Um its to be a multi purpose vehicle. When its loaded down with trail bikes It will usually only have me driving it. --(actually I miscalculated it could be as many as 8 trail bikes from PW50/LT50 size up to a grown up trail bike).
    But then if Im racing my road race bike then I might have a couple of racers and up to 4 people.
    When on recovery duty maybee 2 people


    I have seriously thought about those. -a high roof LWB
    Its strictlyin the idea floating stages right now .
    i figured that it wouldnt need to carry all that you said....so eight bikes (two rows of four?.whew! I would go for a biggish van with a trailer for the times you need to have eight bikes....

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    Quote Originally Posted by McDuck View Post
    What about a good trailer? Or a dubble cab light truck? not exacly low but they seem okish?
    I did wonder about that --Shauns trailer is a beauty.

    Quote Originally Posted by BMWST? View Post
    i figured that it wouldnt need to carry all that you said....so eight bikes (two rows of four?.whew! I would go for a biggish van with a trailer for the times you need to have eight bikes....
    Mate I had that with my old hiace High roof long.
    Im wondering about a vehicle that will fit the whole lot
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    If they are light smaller ones could they sit east-west insted of north south? I guess with the right van you could have the smaller trails east-west in the side door with the larger bikes north south in the back?

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    LWB high roof twin wheel mercedes sprinter

    My old race team used to have one for DH racing. Was a super comfy and fast van. If possible get one with twin sliding doors as it makes it easy to get things in/out. And another great addition to any race van is a fold out awning which make it so much easier on wet or very sunny days as it gives a bit of shelter and saves having to get a pit garage.
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    One of these would suit your needs but depends on how much you want to spend on the beast....

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    Braked trailer. Low, and with a lockable storage unit across the draw bar area.
    Similar to what the side car boys use.

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