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Small(ish) 4x4's for Bike Trips/Occasional Overnighters

 jfab
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@rickmeister I think you've nailed it. I do just need to buy a Caddy. Although those Delica's are a strong contender!

In terms of others comments on picking a compromise you're absolutely right. In order of priority for me it's:

Conveniently chuck a bike in the back without wrecking it/the vehicle, ideally with both wheels on.

Drive as much like a car as possible. (As in sit comfortably at 70mph on a motorway, and not be massive for parking/navigating small country lanes. I don't mind lack of mod-cons).

Be slightly more comfortable than sleeping in a ditch occasionally.

4wd/AWD (in the not getting stuck in a field sense, not the going greenlaning at the weekend sense).

As mentioned I'm really not fussed on economy, as I only do 60 miles/week normally and any bike trips it's just part of the cost of a weekend away/holiday for me.


 
Posted : 27/07/2023 12:27 pm
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Why pay the vw tax? A long combo/rifter/Berlingo would be great too


 
Posted : 28/07/2023 1:05 pm
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My mate had an old RWD Mercedes saloon with winter tyres we’d be over taking 4x4’s in the snow. He used to work for Pro-drive and do a bit of rallying, but still, you get the picture.


 
Posted : 29/07/2023 11:38 am
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