$70k CAD is about £40k GBP, which when you compare to a brand new VW california, they start at £55k GBP - Awesome value!!! Best MTB'ers van build on youtube!
Yeah but if you are spending £55k on a VW then you need your head testing. Way overpriced and overrated. You could spend £25k and get a much better van.
@@beemo4 You need to think outside the box mate. If you buy a camper van pre made you will always pay way more than a self build. For 25k you could buy a van and convert it yourself. And 25k is a huge budget. Pick up a decent used van for 12k and then spend 12k on the conversion. That would be fitting it out with everything you could imagine to a high standard. I just did my own high quality convertion for less than 10k including buying the van. and wouldn't trade it for a VW. California or not.
Considering ready made campers based on the Promaster 2500 start at $90K+ USD your van is a great value. You got a van built to address all your needs with far superior workmanship... not a mass built generic camper that has to be adapted. Thanks for giving us a great series of the build out. Great Job VanGo!!!
I've watched a lot of these van build vids, especially for MTBers, (singletrack sampler etc) and this is the best. No expense spared, but totally worth it. Great job.
This van is quite easily the best build that I've seen of the recent MTB TH-camrs who have all bought into the vanlife. Well done Paul, it look seriously comfortable.
It's a top quality build, those guys at Van Go are proper craftsmen. I was honestly expecting the build cost to be around $100k Canadian. Incredible value when you consider that it's a home, office and garage all in one. You must be so stoked, Paul.
Fan bloody tastic! Absolutely love this van build. I have so many likes in all areas of the van. I loved how the guys at Vango Conversions (In Squamish, BC) Spent extra time on the finer bits of detail even if you will not be able to see it. As is, right now. To Have that build van in my life (with my Scott spark 960) would change my life and way of thinking. I could happily live in that, Checking out Canada at my pace is crying out to me. This build would give me the ability to roam around and be me. Well done Vango Conversions, Good luck and have fun Paul.
GREAT van build series, although I do have TWO suggestions. Please please please, firstly, get Kitchen rated fire extinguisher for the living cabin and an electrical extinguisher for the garage... Secondly, a vehicle size trauma kit... They make molle pannels that fit the seat backs, you could then put whatever extra pouches you'd like neatly on the seat back. Again great build.
It’s a lot of money circa £40K, but it is one of the best I’ve seen. 4months work on & off I guess. Plus the kit they use is all top end stuff. Can definitely get some bits cheaper but you won’t save much. Fantastic job
An absolute spot on van build!! As a professional truck driver, I thought I had it pretty good with the amenities in my truck(minus the toilet). You have an awesome setup Paul!! Use it well and enjoy it. I loved all the videos in this series. Now I want to see where you go and hope you make it to NC!
I’ve enjoyed the whole build series, and the final product is just sublime. Where BKXC went cheap and fast, you and the team at VanGo really thought everything out, and I think Brian is living with some of those shortcuts as he tours the lower 48. If it’s worth doing, it’s worth doing right!
Questions about the garage: What is the depth? I heard that most have them at 60". But I don't see how it would fit. My current 29er hardtail bike measures to be about 63" long and 32" height (with front-wheel removed). I plan on getting an enduro bike in the future, or at least having someone else's second bike. I want to be safe when I do have a second bike. I was thinking of storing the bike(s) on a sliding tray (like yours) with BOTH bike wheels removed. It would save space on both height and depth, giving me more interior van space. Thought on this?
Biker Van life 2020... Garages, Swivel chairs. Work Editing stations, Power needs. Water. Storage Heat cool. Light blocking., Bathrooms.. DIY or Pay the man.... Who's is better!? BKXC? PtP? TSS? Rinse Repeat this build does look pro level by VanGo
@paul this is so crazy...my husband and I stayed at the exact same campsite in Sedona! One morning we woke up and opened the sliding door, and a hot air balloon was landing 50 yards away!!! Sick van. You are inspiring us to build another :)
I don’t think I will ever own a van but I love watching videos about them for some reason. I think it is the build part of me that likes them. They are really cool and this one is a punters delight. That’s right a punters delight you can reuse that original comment 😂. Another great video.
Such a great launch platform into the next stage of your journey. Truly admire your ideas/ business sense that ultimately keep you in bike/ adventure mode.
There we are gang - it's all over! Of course there are some tough times with no travelling happening right now, but more videos to come nonetheless. Apparently some people can't figure out that the final price does not include the van cost. Check out the VanGo Conversions website now - the also do partial builds! 👉bit.ly/VanGoConversions
Hey Paul! Perhaps consider some vertical insert you can throw behind the burner that is closest to the door. Otherwise you might end up splashing food all over that beautiful woodwork & window cover! Really great build - glad to see this thing finally come together and for you to be on the road. Looking forward to seeing where you go. Stay safe out there in COVID land, man!
Awesome van! Great design! My one concern is regarding the garage.....when you store used items in the shelves/cubby holes, the wood inside will act like sponges if you don't treat them with some kind of sealant.
fantastic quality and electrics look like something for a sci-fi film , imagine what they could do with a XLWB Iveco , full size bathroom , sofa and a sink with a drainer .
Fantastic and best I’ve seen yet for sure. Please watch the flame deflection on the rear burner once a pot/pan is on it. Something tells me the window shade won’t like the heat. 4” of stainless up the back there would do the trick.
Can't wait to see this thing on the road! This is my dream! I've been living in a dodgy low free candy type van for 3 years slowly trying to save towards one of these mansions. Will definitely be stealing a few ideas when the time comes :)
Question: why did you choose to use a gas system for water/gas stove rather than use electrical stoves and such, as well as more solar panels+larger batter storage for long term probably cheaper use?
I like he says "Definitely going to sleep fully clothed." XD This is an amazing van build, so neat and organized. Even the garage looks super great. Just make sure to put things back where they belong in the Van, Paul.
Really cool garage area. Are you happy with the decision of closing off the back, I love the light I get though there but I like that it separates the spaces.
It’s a really nice build. Much higher quality than my Revel. Then again I didn’t have to wait 4 months and I’ve an indoor shower. That’s nice when it’s 4F outside. 😁. Enjoy your van travels and if you swing by Boulder, CO let us know!
Amazing! Really appreciate you sharing this. The end results far outweigh the costs incurred. The Wi Fi amplifier and repeater are 🔥Best wishes on your upcoming adventures.
Great van & video series :) I would've loved to have seen this in natural daylight, with no lights on. Also, how did you, or how do you plan to get the van to Europe? :)
Hey Paul, I'm planning a build myself, and I'm drawing a lot of inspiration from your van build. I'm curious about how well the duel climates between the garage and the living area is working out? I know your routing heat back there, but I'm wondering how you determine how much of your heat is being diverted where?
Very informative tour Paul. Thanks for the details. Especially the tip about lowering the seats when they get raised up on the swivels. Never heard anyone mentioning that before. Shout out to vango for crushing it.
Propane gives you some redundancy though. If your power dies, you can still heat and cook, and even hook it up to a propane generator. Always have a backup plan
This is the best van build I've seen yet. The only fault is that it's based in a Promaster van, which are known to be junk. Lots of mechanical issues, and undeliverable in snow and rain due to being front wheel drive.
And what I'd like to know is how fat did it get. I'm aiming to do conversion but all the woodwork and equipment seem to be very heavy. And we have 3,5 ton restriction on the driving license in Poland.
Your van build is awesome. Very well thought out and excellently built. I myself would consider a similar build with differences to suit what I need. But 90% of what you have is how I believe I would have done it
Hey Paul, I’m your disclosed cost, was that just for conversion? IE that number plus the initial cost of the van? That number encompasses your expense for materials / equipment + estimated labour expense? Thanks man, loved the series!
Ahhh yeah you know I did think about that, but in reality when it's raining not much goes in the back! Plus if it's raining....I'm likely not getting my bike out in the van unless incredibly necessary.
Amazing work by vanGo, one thing you might want to ad is a back-wall behind the gas stove in front of the door, the flames seems relatively near to the sun-cover on your window ?
Paul, Don't you think have your seat posts in a closed position for an extended period of time will wear them out, I believe most manufacturers recommend you store them in the fully extended positions. very cool van build though
Get some shower caps to cover the rotors on your front wheels while they are in the wheel hanger. This will help keep the rotors from getting contaminated.
This is definitely the cleanest and well-thought van build I have seen! OK, Greg Virgoe's van is also "a perfect build" but he doesn't have a place to put mountain bikes in it, so you won Paul! :-D
Love the van builds on any channel but there is always something that bothers me and that is the isolating aspect of such an adventure. Not from a loneliness sense but from a driving somewhere remote to ride a sick trail alone sense. I often think that if your out in the wilderness by yourself should you come off hard where is the help ?. A video on staying safe would be great. Love the vids 👌
canis docga: What do you mean by staying safe? From serial killers? From sex starved girls? From porcupines eating your brake lines? Bear? Rodents infiltrating the place that test positive for plague? Curious punters would like to know.
Hey Paul, am I right in hearing from your videos that you live in Canada? I'd love to hear your story, you seem to have one worth telling. Love the videos. I did a road trip out in Canada last year with a few friends, we travelled from London to Toronto, and then drove out to Vancouver! Got back into mountain biking just a few weeks ago and found your videos, great content.
You should consider throwing a puck+hasp on your back door. Chrysler locks are notoriously bad. And that way even if they break in the front doors, the bikes are secure
Do those Rockymounts grab on to your front axle hard enough that you can't just remove the axle from the fork? I guess you have no use for the lock in this application seeing how you mounted it using exposed nuts. Makes sense when you lock the entire van when you're not around.
Probably one of the most thought-out and organized van builds I have seen.I really like the wheel and shoe storage idea.
SteveOutdoors watch the lost co van build that one is probably my favorite
@@evanrindlisbacher8058 Will do: thanks!
Hanging things on hooks. Novel idea
$70k CAD is about £40k GBP, which when you compare to a brand new VW california, they start at £55k GBP - Awesome value!!! Best MTB'ers van build on youtube!
Yeah but if you are spending £55k on a VW then you need your head testing. Way overpriced and overrated. You could spend £25k and get a much better van.
H F yes but the California is a camper, for 25k the only camper you can get is an old used camper from the 70’s..
He said the price was without the van
@@beemo4 You need to think outside the box mate. If you buy a camper van pre made you will always pay way more than a self build. For 25k you could buy a van and convert it yourself. And 25k is a huge budget. Pick up a decent used van for 12k and then spend 12k on the conversion. That would be fitting it out with everything you could imagine to a high standard. I just did my own high quality convertion for less than 10k including buying the van. and wouldn't trade it for a VW. California or not.
Absolutely love the van, especially the garage -some people seem to sacrifice the quality of the garage but you guys seemed to get it just perfect
Garage is where it's at!
@Paul The Punter Great job on the ga-rage.
@@PaulThePunter How did the deal work with VanGo? Also how much would it cost if I wanted to build a van similar to yours?
Considering ready made campers based on the Promaster 2500 start at $90K+ USD your van is a great value. You got a van built to address all your needs with far superior workmanship... not a mass built generic camper that has to be adapted. Thanks for giving us a great series of the build out. Great Job VanGo!!!
the 70k price is without a van
@@williamdavis9471
Yeah, so $40k USD for the van and $50k USD for the conversion... you still get what you want for less..
I've watched a lot of these van build vids, especially for MTBers, (singletrack sampler etc) and this is the best. No expense spared, but totally worth it. Great job.
This van is quite easily the best build that I've seen of the recent MTB TH-camrs who have all bought into the vanlife. Well done Paul, it look seriously comfortable.
Respect. This van is one of the best conversions I've seen on youtube.
Vango did an awesome job. Turned out great!
Sure did!
One thing I didn’t see in the van was a fire blanket, extinguisher and first aid stuff? I’ve followed the whole van series and looks incredible!!
It's in there now, don't panic :)
Paul The Punter I wasn’t worried haha! Just noticed it wasn’t there that’s all.
@@PaulThePunter Be careful running the stove burner with the window blinds installed.
"I want to see the garage first." Speaking my language. That pullout storage was amazing. I'm filling that idea away.
Wow. Definitely the nicest van I have seen so far. You can see that the builders are proud of their work, and rightly so.
It's a top quality build, those guys at Van Go are proper craftsmen.
I was honestly expecting the build cost to be around $100k Canadian. Incredible value when you consider that it's a home, office and garage all in one. You must be so stoked, Paul.
Fan bloody tastic! Absolutely love this van build. I have so many likes in all areas of the van.
I loved how the guys at Vango Conversions (In Squamish, BC) Spent extra time on the finer bits of detail even if you will not be able to see it.
As is, right now. To Have that build van in my life (with my Scott spark 960) would change my life and way of thinking.
I could happily live in that, Checking out Canada at my pace is crying out to me.
This build would give me the ability to roam around and be me.
Well done Vango Conversions, Good luck and have fun Paul.
GREAT van build series, although I do have TWO suggestions. Please please please, firstly, get Kitchen rated fire extinguisher for the living cabin and an electrical extinguisher for the garage... Secondly, a vehicle size trauma kit... They make molle pannels that fit the seat backs, you could then put whatever extra pouches you'd like neatly on the seat back. Again great build.
I can't believe that whole converted van cost 70,000 Canadian! I'm for sure hitting up VanGo!
Keep in mind, that he did not have to pay for labor
Of course you are, lol.
He has more money in drawer pulls than I had in my entire bed setup in my first conversion, haha.
@@hanchesterman5661 70k includes labour. He paid alot less than 70k
It’s a lot of money circa £40K, but it is one of the best I’ve seen. 4months work on & off I guess. Plus the kit they use is all top end stuff. Can definitely get some bits cheaper but you won’t save much. Fantastic job
I really enjoyed your build series! The tour is the icing on the cake! Pumped for you to have your van completed! See you on the road!
Sweet van! Definitely one of the best conversions I've seen. VanGo did a great job.
Great vid Paul. Loved this. The VanGo guys did such an incredible job there. The attention to detail is amazing. They truly are craftsmen. Enjoy!!
$70,000 Canadian is only $12 U.S.
Excuse me I only invest in monopoly money
I'll give you 5 dolla
I've seen a lot of these conversions and this thing is a work of art.
An absolute spot on van build!! As a professional truck driver, I thought I had it pretty good with the amenities in my truck(minus the toilet). You have an awesome setup Paul!! Use it well and enjoy it. I loved all the videos in this series. Now I want to see where you go and hope you make it to NC!
I’ve enjoyed the whole build series, and the final product is just sublime. Where BKXC went cheap and fast, you and the team at VanGo really thought everything out, and I think Brian is living with some of those shortcuts as he tours the lower 48. If it’s worth doing, it’s worth doing right!
Best Van build I’ve seen. Looks spot on 🤘🏽
Just finished watching the build series. Wow !
The guys doing the build know what they are doing.
Questions about the garage: What is the depth?
I heard that most have them at 60". But I don't see how it would fit. My current 29er hardtail bike measures to be about 63" long and 32" height (with front-wheel removed).
I plan on getting an enduro bike in the future, or at least having someone else's second bike. I want to be safe when I do have a second bike.
I was thinking of storing the bike(s) on a sliding tray (like yours) with BOTH bike wheels removed. It would save space on both height and depth, giving me more interior van space.
Thought on this?
Paul you are bloody nifty on the business side, I'll give you that, Hope your helping some of the other TH-camrs not get stiffed by the industry
Biker Van life 2020... Garages, Swivel chairs. Work Editing stations, Power needs. Water. Storage Heat cool. Light blocking., Bathrooms.. DIY or Pay the man.... Who's is better!? BKXC? PtP? TSS? Rinse Repeat this build does look pro level by VanGo
That is an amazing van step-up. I think this would be a great option for me when I retire and want to do a lot more traveling.
What a fantastic van, so pleased for you Paul. After all this is over you’re going to have a great time in it!
Cheers Mum :).
Probably one of the best van setup for MTB I have seen. Good job!
@paul this is so crazy...my husband and I stayed at the exact same campsite in Sedona! One morning we woke up and opened the sliding door, and a hot air balloon was landing 50 yards away!!! Sick van. You are inspiring us to build another :)
Wait.... YOU GOT A VAN!?!?! UNBELIEVABLE!!! Congrats on the world class build!
😂😂
I don’t think I will ever own a van but I love watching videos about them for some reason. I think it is the build part of me that likes them. They are really cool and this one is a punters delight. That’s right a punters delight you can reuse that original comment 😂. Another great video.
Such a great launch platform into the next stage of your journey. Truly admire your ideas/ business sense that ultimately keep you in bike/ adventure mode.
Thanks Phil!
There we are gang - it's all over! Of course there are some tough times with no travelling happening right now, but more videos to come nonetheless. Apparently some people can't figure out that the final price does not include the van cost. Check out the VanGo Conversions website now - the also do partial builds! 👉bit.ly/VanGoConversions
Oooooh thank you paul
Have u still got a house
Paul The Punter oh yeah, I miss-read this apparently. 😂
Hi Paul, this series about your van build was incredible. I love it from start to finish. Thanks!
Thanks!
Sick build, my man - it turned out incredibly well. That garage is simply spectacular!
Thanks!
Wow they did a really good job. Great attention to details, great workmanship...just excellent work. Thanks for sharing this on TH-cam.
Hey Paul! Perhaps consider some vertical insert you can throw behind the burner that is closest to the door. Otherwise you might end up splashing food all over that beautiful woodwork & window cover! Really great build - glad to see this thing finally come together and for you to be on the road. Looking forward to seeing where you go. Stay safe out there in COVID land, man!
Yeah I checked that, comes nowhere near the window frame.
Awesome van! Great design! My one concern is regarding the garage.....when you store used items in the shelves/cubby holes, the wood inside will act like sponges if you don't treat them with some kind of sealant.
Do you ever get worried about getting broken into at night ? Or do you set home alone style traps up around the van before sleep ?
fantastic quality and electrics look like something for a sci-fi film , imagine what they could do with a XLWB Iveco , full size bathroom , sofa and a sink with a drainer .
That's probably the nicest MTB build I have ever seen !
First time I've seen a slide out workbench / storage. That's pretty awesome!
Fantastic and best I’ve seen yet for sure. Please watch the flame deflection on the rear burner once a pot/pan is on it. Something tells me the window shade won’t like the heat. 4” of stainless up the back there would do the trick.
Yeah I checked that, comes nowhere near the window frame.
Can't wait to see this thing on the road! This is my dream! I've been living in a dodgy low free candy type van for 3 years slowly trying to save towards one of these mansions. Will definitely be stealing a few ideas when the time comes :)
Question: why did you choose to use a gas system for water/gas stove rather than use electrical stoves and such, as well as more solar panels+larger batter storage for long term probably cheaper use?
Absolutely AWESOME! You're doing great things!
Thanks!
I like he says "Definitely going to sleep fully clothed." XD This is an amazing van build, so neat and organized. Even the garage looks super great. Just make sure to put things back where they belong in the Van, Paul.
I loved everything about this build...except for the part when we see Paul’s food pantry sits right above his toilet 😳
Really cool garage area. Are you happy with the decision of closing off the back, I love the light I get though there but I like that it separates the spaces.
It’s a really nice build. Much higher quality than my Revel. Then again I didn’t have to wait 4 months and I’ve an indoor shower. That’s nice when it’s 4F outside. 😁. Enjoy your van travels and if you swing by Boulder, CO let us know!
Amazing! Really appreciate you sharing this. The end results far outweigh the costs incurred. The Wi Fi amplifier and repeater are 🔥Best wishes on your upcoming adventures.
Thanks a bunch!
Congrats PTP! Be great to get through this sitch and see you out and about or aboot (wait your not Canadian)...see you out on the road!
Can the gambler fit where the eeb is now? Or were they built specifically for each bike?
Hey Paul, what about an extraction fan in the rear right door to help those shoes etc dry quicker?
Great van & video series :) I would've loved to have seen this in natural daylight, with no lights on. Also, how did you, or how do you plan to get the van to Europe? :)
Hey Paul, I'm planning a build myself, and I'm drawing a lot of inspiration from your van build.
I'm curious about how well the duel climates between the garage and the living area is working out?
I know your routing heat back there, but I'm wondering how you determine how much of your heat is being diverted where?
The video we were waiting for! I’m a big fan of your build, love it.
Very informative tour Paul.
Thanks for the details. Especially the tip about lowering the seats when they get raised up on the swivels. Never heard anyone mentioning that before.
Shout out to vango for crushing it.
No probs!
Amazing van build. Have you weighed the van to see the total weight after completion and how the additional weight affects the gas mileage 👍
Great video, thanks! Allan and gang do excellent work, I think I will use them to do my van too! Can’t wait!
Nice!
Love that celing looks like bonsai tree's.. Vans awsome enjoy paul
An induction cooktop is much safer, efficient and saves hauling and dealing with a tank. Great build!
Propane gives you some redundancy though. If your power dies, you can still heat and cook, and even hook it up to a propane generator. Always have a backup plan
This is the best van build I've seen yet. The only fault is that it's based in a Promaster van, which are known to be junk. Lots of mechanical issues, and undeliverable in snow and rain due to being front wheel drive.
And what I'd like to know is how fat did it get. I'm aiming to do conversion but all the woodwork and equipment seem to be very heavy.
And we have 3,5 ton restriction on the driving license in Poland.
Your van build is awesome. Very well thought out and excellently built. I myself would consider a similar build with differences to suit what I need. But 90% of what you have is how I believe I would have done it
im not first but
but im not last
when paul post
I click the video and like it fast
Haha
so is the conversion more expensive than the van?
Amazing job! A highly anticipated video and it is amazing
Couldn’t wait for this vid
Hey Paul, I’m your disclosed cost, was that just for conversion? IE that number plus the initial cost of the van? That number encompasses your expense for materials / equipment + estimated labour expense?
Thanks man, loved the series!
Yes that price does not include the price of the van.
Paul The Punter thanks mate!
Very nice! I like the TF sticker on the fridge. Nice touch
I'm surprised you dont have any awnings over the back door and side door to avoid water damage and keep rain off and out vango did some amazing work
Ahhh yeah you know I did think about that, but in reality when it's raining not much goes in the back! Plus if it's raining....I'm likely not getting my bike out in the van unless incredibly necessary.
Very nice build Paul!! Can you provide the dimensions of your bed and the ceiling height? I'm 6'3'' I think Pro Masters are too small for me...?
Amazing work by vanGo, one thing you might want to ad is a back-wall behind the gas stove in front of the door, the flames seems relatively near to the sun-cover on your window ?
Yeah I checked that, comes nowhere near the window frame.
I would like to know the weight was before and after with everthing in there. What is the engine size and mileage as well?
Super cool congrats!! 🎊. Every episode is superb🤟🏽
Work of art, from start to finish... 👏👏
Turned out super well in the end. Hope you had a blast in Sedona with it!.... I'm presuming you're not doing too much travelling now.
The Garage is the new Benchmark for Mountainbike Vans! ha ha ha
Beautifully done VanGo!
Did I miss the scene where you pull the protective vinyl off the stainless steel backsplash? 🤔
Yup you sure did, Allan did it behind my back. Needless to say, I was heartbroken.
Oh no! All that anticipation - G O N E 😟
Awesome van set up. Defo always want to see the garage first 😄
Paul,
Don't you think have your seat posts in a closed position for an extended period of time will wear them out, I believe most manufacturers recommend you store them in the fully extended positions.
very cool van build though
Yeah this simply isn’t true, maybe like 10 years ago but no any more. Thanks for checking in!
Stay safe out there, Paul.
This van is too good for this guy.
I love the van!! Great video Paul as per usual! 😁
Get some shower caps to cover the rotors on your front wheels while they are in the wheel hanger. This will help keep the rotors from getting contaminated.
This is definitely the cleanest and well-thought van build I have seen! OK, Greg Virgoe's van is also "a perfect build" but he doesn't have a place to put mountain bikes in it, so you won Paul! :-D
Everything high end in this build. What did it end up costing?
Love the van builds on any channel but there is always something that bothers me and that is the isolating aspect of such an adventure. Not from a loneliness sense but from a driving somewhere remote to ride a sick trail alone sense. I often think that if your out in the wilderness by yourself should you come off hard where is the help ?. A video on staying safe would be great. Love the vids 👌
There's literally a whole foods 10 minutes away that everyone hangs at 😂This is just my favourite camp spot this one.
canis docga: What do you mean by staying safe? From serial killers? From sex starved girls? From porcupines eating your brake lines? Bear? Rodents infiltrating the place that test positive for plague? Curious punters would like to know.
Hey Paul, am I right in hearing from your videos that you live in Canada? I'd love to hear your story, you seem to have one worth telling. Love the videos. I did a road trip out in Canada last year with a few friends, we travelled from London to Toronto, and then drove out to Vancouver! Got back into mountain biking just a few weeks ago and found your videos, great content.
Congrats on the van :) stay safe out there and have fun breakin her in!
You should consider throwing a puck+hasp on your back door. Chrysler locks are notoriously bad. And that way even if they break in the front doors, the bikes are secure
Incredible and beautiful design built, great job.
Very nice build. How high is the space under the bed (garage) and above the bed (matress)? Thx in advance.
What happened to your downhill bike it’s not in the garage
we have electric bikes .... hpw much height did you use with your garage for clearance of your bikes?
Do those Rockymounts grab on to your front axle hard enough that you can't just remove the axle from the fork? I guess you have no use for the lock in this application seeing how you mounted it using exposed nuts. Makes sense when you lock the entire van when you're not around.
If there's something holding the axle, it won't spin. Thus it is locked.
I definetly steal some ideas for my next van! love the mtb garage. keep it rollin!