Will a motorbike fit in the back??

[minimat]

Well im looking into getting myself a caddy and getting rid of my l200 warrior. However i need to be able to get my motorbike in the back.

The bike in question is a tz 350 race bike and is quite a lot smaller than a modern bike or motorcross bike. But i dont want to commit to one if it wont.

Has anyone on here got one in either with or without bulkhead or alternatively whats the maximum length available if the bike is straight or diaganol and il have a measure of my bike and work it out

thanks in advance

mat

[OzCaddy]

Go to page 2 of Caddy Chat and check out the "how big is the load area of a 2K
That will answer all your questions

[minimat]

hmmm its going to be close. would maybe fit corner to corner or straight down the middle with the bulkhead removed? need to do some more measuring me thinks

mat

[PrePavGav]

Caddy Maxi?

[Paladin]

Copy of my post from that thread:

http://www.volkswagen-vans.co.uk/caddy- ... ifications" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[feeman]

Had a scooter in the back of mine and it just fitted lovely, not sure about a motorbike though!

[minimat]

found out a mates brother has one for work so hes going to pop round with it at the weekend and il get a definate answer then

as for a caddy maxi the thought had crossed my mind but they dont look as good in my eyes

mat

[wookey]

This is something I needed to find out as well.

A friend on another forum sent me a couple of pictures of his GSXR 1000 K5 in the back of his Caddy.

Bulkhead removed and passenger seat pushed all the way forward. Bike then put in on the diagonal, and passenger seat moved back to until it touches the front wheel.





I reckon I'll be able to get my bike in plus all my kit, spare wheels, tyre warmers, tools etc etc