Long load PEUGEOT RIFTER/CITROEN BERLINGO/OPEL COMBO/TOYOTA PROACE CITY VERSO/FIAT DOBLO

[@frankluckhardt1474]

Excellent videos! How to remove the rear seats? Is it difficult? Must be considered electrical connectors? Thank You! Frank

[@carsandrepairs]

Well thank you. The second row of seats cannot be removed, they can only be folded down. The removable third row of seats (6-7) does not have electrical power. We are already preparing a video about their assembly and disassembly.

[@zikbirci]

Bunu öğrendiğim çok iyi oldu, bu şekilde içinde uyuyabilirim. 😅

[@Moto-Man-Lockman]

Teşekkürler güzel fikirler için...

[@YURU_STRAZAU]

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[@MJP2158]

Nice Video. Can we load bike(s) without removing the wheels?

[@MGL83]

This is exactly the use case I was looking into and i researched it quite a lot. Depends on couple things. My XL frame bike is 202cm long, my wifes S frame is 180cm. The car loading area is 185cm in M or 223cm in XL version. So for fully comfortable carrying 2 bikes, I need the car in long (XL) version and then there should be no issues. But in M you can also carry them if you turn the front wheel 45-90deg which will shorten the bike - tradeoff is that it makes it bit more annoying to push the bike in. Another factor is your size and how far back your seat is and it's backrest angle, as this will shorten the load area. Note, if you take the car with sunroof and that roof shelf thing, there will likely be problem with vertical space. Without the roof shelf vertical space is about 116-118cm (roof is not same height everywhere so take that with grain of salt), and bikes are usually around 115cm tall so not much leftover. Also the back seats fold but not completely flat so you lose some cm there. Overall, if you have a big bike definitely try how it fits before you buy.

[@adnankaplan5781]

Harika.teşekkür ederim

[@carsandrepairs]

Rica ederim!

[@gordonmculloch4904]

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