Dirtbike in a Caddy?

[Pullstarter]

Hey guys,
Looking for something to tote my dirtbike around in and would prefer to get a dub rather than some dodgy falcon or commo ute type garbage :) Anyone have any idea if a dirtbike would fit in the back of a Caddy? Looking at the pics I don't think it would but someone out there may know better?

Cheers
Simon

[jayjay]

probably in a mk1 caddy j:

[The_Hawk]

Seen them put into Transporters if thats your thing, means no one can lift it out and run away.

[Pullstarter]

Yeah I thought about a Transporter but its a bit bigger than what I really wanted, odds on it will have to be my daily too and I think a van that big would $hit me around town.

[Rebuild]

Most fullsize dirtbikes are around 50" to top of handlebar.
I wouldn't think the Caddy has enough tailgate clearance for a start :).You may need to check one out if you're serious.
Dirtbike or two fits easily in a Transporter

[Mischa]

caddy is pretty spacious... iw ouldnt dismiss it yet. only one way to find out for sure ;) either get the measuring tape otu (and do it damn carefully) or try it out at the dealers :P

[Pullstarter]

KTM+1 Ramp+1 Caddy= entertaining entry :) (especially if it's too small) :D

[Seano]

Dunno about height but to get the length of a full sized dirt bike into a Caddy then I reckon it'd need to be a Caddy Maxi rather than a standard length one.

[Preen59]

You can fit one in if you remove the front wheel....

I've had an RM125 in mine before. Had to go to Dubbo with a mate and pick it up.

The Caddy Maxi would fit one easily. ;)

[Pullstarter]

Sweet!! Thanks guys. :biggrin:

[dave_no82]

get a transporter, i can fit 3 bikes and all the gear in mine (inc petrol pressure washer, quickshape tools etc) they are easier to drive in tight area cause they are a brick lol. with a t4srus -85mm susp drop n wheels they look tuff, need to upload pics