How can you best go about placing your bikes on the Van 'n Bike system? This is not much different from the way you would place them on the bike carrier on the back of the car. Of course, you will first mount your bike carrier on the Van 'n Bike carrier system. Once the bike carrier is mounted on the Van 'n Bike carrier system, place the supplied Frame
The program Van ‘n Bike carrying system is multi-functional. During the winter months you can easily mount a ski carrier on the carrying system. Combined with the Thule Backspace, you create more space for your ski equipment.
We often hear that the Van 'n Bike carrier system is placed 'on the hinges'. However, this is not correct. The Van 'n Bike carrier system has its own hinges on which it rests and turns. Load the Van ‘n Bike Does the Van 'n Bike carrier system not put any strain on the rear doors of the CamperVan? No, the Van 'n Bike carrier system does not put any strain on the hinges or the doors of the CamperVan. Because
When installing the lock set, it is important to think carefully about where you will place the lock for the sliding door. Are you going to place the lock on the left or right side of the sliding door? (see photo 1) Why is this important? The frame of the window on the inside of the sliding door can be damaged when opening the
LPG is a mixture of butane and propane. Butane can 'freeze' so that it becomes unusable in freezing weather. Propane, on the other hand, can withstand temperatures down to -42 degrees. LPG also contains some oil and this oil can adversely affect your gas burner so that it will no longer work. That is why it is advisable to only fill up with propane. This is a bit more expensive but it does not harm your
Our camperVan is equipped with a 75 liter vapor tank at the bottom of the chassis for heating, cooking, refrigerator, ... There is also a quick coupling to connect the BBQ. By having a vapor tank placed at the bottom of the chassis, you create space inside your camperVan. This way you can use the place where the gas bottles are normally placed for all kinds of other things such as a shoe cabinet. With the
Are you a Van ‘n Bike owner? As a CamperVan user, you probably know how easy it is to start conversations about all kinds of new features and gadgets. There is a good chance that, during your trip with the CamperVan, you will be approached about the Van ‘n Bike carrying system. People will ask you questions about it. As an ambassador, you can explain more to these people and show them our
One of the reasons we traded our integral Camper for a compact CamperVan was the problem with overloading. No matter how consciously we chose our belongings, we were unable to stay under the permitted 3,5 tons. Now, with our CamperVan it has become a bliss. Due to its compact design, you start thinking consciously about what “really” you take with you on
You may be wondering: “Why the Van ‘n Bike carrier system made in Belgium, while this can be done much cheaper in China”?! At first sight a legitimate question. If we compare the prices of the aluminum and paintwork with those from China, then we must be crazy not to have it made there. Even with shipping, we would be cheaper off
With the new year in sight, we look back with satisfaction on our first “Van ‘n Bike” year! For those who didn't know, this spring we started producing and selling our Van ‘n Bike carrying system for CamperVans. This gave us many sleepless nights and scratching our heads! Luckily we were surrounded by people with
