2019 Bailey Pegasus Grande - THE COMPLETE RANGE - Turin Palermo Bologna Messina Brindisi Rimini

[@mark4joanne]

Excellent video but you forgot to do one thing that many may be wondering...can 2 people lie down on the G shape seating? We like the twin axle Messina and have a 12 year old girl at 5'2" and a 10 yr old boy at 5'0" They're growing quick and if we kept the Messina for say 5 years I wonder if they could sleep in an L shape on the front seats. We currently have a 6 berth with Bunks at the back and side washroom

[@TinTent]

Hi Mark. The front lounge makes into a double bed, or, if the NS bed makes into a single (sorry, can’t remember) the lounge could be used as two single beds.

[@cambsfarmer]

Great review of all the vans!!

[@TinTent]

Thank you! 👍

[@stevekirkbride3211]

Thank you Lee great explanation

[@TinTent]

Thanks Steve 👍

[@ForTheLoveOfCaravans]

We like the Turin Layout.

[@TheCaravanNut]

A good honest first look at the range Lee. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@sparkmeister4706]

Is 8ft wide really the future. As I'm worried itll restrict the choice for buyers who don't want a massive caravan. Certianly fixed beds are the future.

[@TinTent]

Sparkmeister There’s definitely more choice in the 8ft wide market, but the 7’ 4” and 7’ 6” caravans remain popular, and best of all, some of the 8ft design ideas are making their way into narrower caravans. Personally, I tow a 7’ 4” wide caravan as it’s easier to explore destinations away from major routes

[@sparkmeister4706]

@@TinTent It's great themarket is adapting, it would be a shame to then start restricting buyers. I wouldnt want to town an 8ft unit.

[@TinTent]

Sparkmeister Bailey’s Unicorn (7’ 6”) and Phoenix (7’ 4”) ranges are as strong as ever. Plus, they introduced the 7’ 4” Discovery range last year. If anything, there’s more choice for folks who don’t want a wider caravan 👍

[@stevekirkbride3211]

Good evening Lee l purchased the Bailey Grande Turin on Sunday 7th April 2019 from Yorkshire caravans in Bawtry Doncaster my local dealer this is partly because of your great informative videos I'm a shade under 6 foot so that helped as well cheers mate l feel Bailey ought to know about you

[@TinTent]

Steve Kirkbride Congratulations! Glad I could help and I hope you enjoy your Turin. If only I was on commission! 😂

[@NatSatFat]

A brillient revue style and very comprensive too, Full of use useful information, OK now want to see Luner & coachman and any others exactly like this! as this is the best revue have ever seen? thgere is nothing left out? (except going into the outside boxes, oh ok, you actually went into one? across the van width, hardly a place for transporting bodies?), well done Lee.

[@CaravanningwiththeCoxs]

Well done lee! Nice to see and speak to you! Cheers Oliver

[@TinTent]

Great to see you and your dad at the launch. See you at the NEC?

[@CaravanningwiththeCoxs]

We are at the NEC Saturday and Sunday. Have you got press passes? If so we could meet their!

[@zaraflynn6638]

We can't have a bin on the door with teddy the dog he just chews the rubbish😆😆😆

[@TinTent]

No! Teddy! 😂

[@lynnethomas3021]

Can you paint the cupboards inside the caravan

[@TinTent]

I guess you could. Instead of painting, a local woodworking company may be able to spray them which give a better finish

[@simonhentrich5378]

Hi Lee I can't seem to find out anywhere how to make the front bed up on either the Messina, Rimini, Brindisi or Bologna can you help?

[@TinTent]

Hi Simon. The models with the g-shaped front lounge have pull-out bed slats. These run from the front of the caravan to the base of the single seat. When making up the bed, the occasional table can be slid over the top of the single seat, or removed altogether. The cushions then make the bed up in the same way as a traditional front lounge. Hope this helps, Lee