Will a bike fit in rear of D90?

[TheFungle]

Although my mate used to have one for the life of I cannot remember if a bike would fit in the rear fully built!

So, what's the most complete way a bike will fit in the rear?

Pictures as ever most welcome

[anonymous-user]

I've always had to take at least the front, if not both, wheels off to get mine in the 90.
Depends on size and type of bike obviously.

[300bhp/ton]

Also on the Landy, are we talking hard top, country SW with rear seats or a pick up.

The rear bed isn't long enough to put a bike in length ways, but if you don't mind laying it down or putting it in diagonally or up on the seat box/seats then it can be done. Had 3 bikes plus 2 people in the back of a SIII 88 before.

[phib]

Also depends if it has a bulkhead behind rear seats or not. You can get a mountain bike with rear wheel on if you have. A bulkhead removal bar in place

Phib

[BLUETHUNDER]

I used to get a bike in the back of my 50th. Had to remove the front wheel though.

[TheFungle]

It would/will be a D90 van.

I should imagine with the bulkhead removed, front wheel off and a front axle holder placed near the bullkhead could make a pretty slick soloution.

Although it's pretty a obvious a dismantled bike would easily fit I would much prefer to make the opertaion as slick as possible without the faffage of taking half the bike to bits!

[Bill]

Putting a hinged front axle holder at the back door would make for less faffage, as the bike would wheel in and be easily tied down.

[wuckfitracing]

Mountain bike wont fit unless you remove front wheel. I can measure it if you wish

[andyxxx]

Any mountain bike will fit in without dissembling the wheels - but only with the back wheel resting on the passenger seat and a horrible wrestling match.
I usually take the front wheel off and it is still a faff getting it in. There is a remarkable lack of space in the back of a 90.