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Sun4589 I have the answer you're looking for! We have a 2021 Vauxhall vivaro which is identical to the 2019 expert you're referring to, I beleive the toyota proace is also the same, there are a few brands which share this van but rebadged. I can get my 350 in the back no problem, I could get 2 bikes in there. Would struggle with 3 with gearbags stands, fuelcan etc. You should have no problem fitting 2 full size bikes with all the bits you need for a days riding for the 2 of you. The bars are close to...

I owned the pre custom versions. Its the same general sizing just a different generation, I had a Mk7 the custom is a MK8+

I’ve had a 450 and a 110 in the back at the same time and I’d imagine you could fit two full sized bikes but you wouldn’t have much room for anything else. Originally used it for pitbikes but couldn’t afford two vehicles anymore. Ran a bike hauler for awhile but it made me nervous how low it was to the ground and would sometimes scrape when I went over bumps. A buddy of mine would just compress his front suspension to get it in the back of his dodge caravan. This worked but you had to be super careful...

Ive got a 2018 citroen Jumpy L2 (same as expert, vivaro) that i use daily. Fits two Bikes no problem, the rear opening is close but a normal Bike has about 5cm (2in) clearance above the handlebars. Mine is the 150hp version which is more than enough and i get around 35mpg.

When in doubt, just take the front wheel off 😜

I've owned pretty much every brand and every size of van available in the UK either personally or been given one at work. I never take the front wheel off because I can't be bothered with the hassle. VW caddy, remove the bulk and put the front wheel between the seats, only bloody just fits. A slightly longer chain and you might not get in. Berlingo, not happening. Super reliable I did 110000 miles on only services on my work van, and I beat that thing but would have to take of the wheel. Transit connect LWB, diagonally fits but...

No experience with the Peugeot Expert but if the inside height fits, then it’s just a case of getting the bars past the threshold when loading. No doubt the bike will fit in diagonally. I know folk with smaller vans use a hole shot device to compress the front end to make loading easier. If it fits your pocket and life then a little bit of inconvenience loading doesn’t seem like a big deal.

Not a lot of help, but I have seen bikes in the LWB, maybe high top Expert/Dispatch/Scudo vans. It does look pretty tight, but you will get a bike in one. Another vote for the Trafic/Vivaro/Primastar though. Yeah they have their problems, but parts are plentiful and until the fancy new Transits (also have their share of lemons and shit heaps) these were the default choice for motocross or even track days in the UK. The old 1.9 5-speed is the best, imo. I've been daily driving a 1.9 6-speed for a couple years, normal roof height SWB. Handles like...

Here’s one bike in the back of my Trafic lwb. Did this for years, I’ve got a high roof transit now as I got fed up of crouching down in the back and just use the Trafic as a daily driver.

I would go for the mercedes vito hands down, ive owned multiple vw transporters caddys and also a vivaro and the vito trumps them all hands down. ive currently got the lwb dualiner, its also my daily driver. Bike fits in diagonally behind the 3 rear seats perfectly. If you need extra space you can just remove a rear seat. the auto box drives like a dream and with a remap to 210 hp it flys along fully loaded and still gets 35-40mpg depending on how i drive it.

The current Vivaro shares a platform with Expert-Jumpy, the previous Vivaro shared a platform with Traffic-Primastar which are a little more "square". I prefer LWB, the extra space for loading is appreciated, even if it complicates its "citizen" use, As Teejay said, the Trafic/Primastar are a great option too. Cheers.

I’d say Vivaro/ Trafic/ transit custom / t5 is the smallest you want to be looking at really. Yea you can technically fit a bike in a smaller van but they don’t leave any room for anything else you want to take with you. Even a swb “normal” van would be fine and still fit in car parking spaces no problem.

What about a Vivaro / Trafic/ primastar they’re cheap enough and decent to run. I’ve got one as my every day driver and can easily fit a bike in. They don’t rust either. Low roof lwb.