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sage
Joined: 10 Jan 2014
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Location: Mid Wales
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 Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2017 7:07 pm Post subject: Transporting a DH Bike In A Camper van |
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Hi All.
Finally got a van to use for my sons DH racing, I'm going to sort of camperise it so it sleeps 2 adults and a 12 year old, a cooker and a few other bits.
Just wondering if anyone has done anything similar and the main thing I would like some advise on is carrying/storing the bike in the van, it will fit in sideways with the wheels removed, so I was thinking of making a couple of little T stands that would fit using the axels of the bike, but has anyone got any other ideas that they use, I think it would fit just removing one of the wheels as well
My idea is a much simpler version of this.
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