The movable bed, movable wall in the bath & sun roof all make this van stellar!👍🏻

Hi Andrew We bought an Adria twin 600sp in June this year. After caravaning for 30 odd years just the two of us now we love it .Just get one they are brilliant, love the videos Paula & Bob from Manchester.

The U.K. version even has a small oven and grill, what more can you ask for, a fantastic van. Andrew it’s not recommended closing the blinds any more than 2/3rds when it’s sunny. This can lead to an excessive build up of heat between the blind and the window. There should be a sticker warning you of this on the window, causing the window to distort and can also damage the blind. But thanks for your wonderful videos I just love them.

Most definitely a winner! But was wondering what the Fumes from a Motorcycle would be like in a enclosed space, could see a couple of E-bikes or just Peddle Bikes. You have the best of both worlds with your rig, no fumes and a cool living space!

That does look nice Andrew. Our favourite is still the Bürstner Harmony Concept. Your “Hello” ‘s are part of your character. We look forward to them and it would seem strange with none. Best regards Martin a Anne

I love Dougal. He is spectacular. I see that is like mine. They love to travel in the campervan. TOP. Nice work you are doing.

Hi Andrew... I'm simply loving your Videos again this year...thank you so much..!! I like the Adria to, I have the same tap on my 2002 Luna Clubman! As for the bed, for me if that could levitate to reveal a lounge area I'd buy one as I'm uncomfortable sat up for more than 1/2 an hour. Keep safe mate...looking forward to Motorhome adventures.. James n Donna

That’s a very nice campervan love the moving bed makes it roomier during the day time for those wet british summers. Very masculine design I like it a lot.

Thanks Andrew love your reviews keep them coming

This bed is exellent addition to the Van. You can use it like the normal version, but have the option to rise it to any level. Let’s say you have a large dog, no problem, rise the bed 20cm and dog would have perfect place under the bed

Thanks for the review Andrew. We watched many reviews and just decided to buy one of these.

Hi Andrew, yes indeed this van has been pimped out!! It would be interesting to take this van off grid for a few weeks.

Andrew, the cup holder issue is no longer an issue just do some searching you can have the lockable cupboard and have cupholders too. I'd put the link in but I'm a subscriber not an advertiser. Keep up the good work.

I like it too. Well made, tidy and compact.

Got the distinct impression you liked that Andrew😂😂

Very impressive for the outdoors enthusiast.

love your new logo

Many Thanks Andrew 👍 Keep up the good work If you ever do a review on 4x4 camper van I would be very interested Best Regards Dave, Jo and Louie 👍😀🐾

Muchas gracias andrew, Gracias a ti ya la tengo solicitada, llegará en abril 19 Saludos

Hi Andrew ! Like you I’m tottaly in love with this van , i just make a command for mine, an 640 SGX , love so much THE BED, THE GARAGE , THE SKY ROOF, THE SHOWER BATHROOM , LIVING , and so many genius aménagement , like your videos end humour :) i just subscribe , byyyyyyye bye

I found this van while looking for the perfect combo of compactness and utility. I'd buy one but they don't sell them here in Australia (they have the base model SP but I want the SGX with retractable bed and pop top)

For those of us who ride recumbent trikes, this feature is highly desirable. ICE trikes are made in England and some models fold up for more convenient storage. Get a video put together that highlights this feature.

🤣👍I like your dog🤣🤣🤣 Very cute & very shy 💖

if I hadn’t bought a sprinter I would get this, It’s a lovely wagon and fortunately Adria have got rid of the flat bottomed sink. Those seats by the table look a little more comfortable than most others in various vans. I don’t like the non twisty sink tap in the kitchen and the knobs for the cooker have no protection so fingers of asbestos are needed😂 plus to have the ability to put ones bike in the back is excellent. Could do with refillable gas tanks or it’d be a pain in the neck to have to remove bike to get gas canisters out, I’m sure it can have a gas low or similar thing fitted. However a big fridge with only hookup and 12 volt, no gas, shame but have to fit some lithium batteries or 4 110’s for a bit more available power🤔

I love the regular adria twin l would buy that. Like you l don't like the tap in the kitchen. The shower is genius and the rest of it is fab. Sad no solar......

Are the tanks on the 640 sgx heated? Will this camper freeze in the winter? Solar? Thank you and love your videos. The Adria website doesn’t reveal much.

Do you know if this model and the other 2019 panel van conversions from Adria will be at the NEC? Loving the coverage from this years salon.

Great review Andrew, would you do a video showing how to load a motorbike or scooter into a van conversion and how to secure it properly for travel? Cheers

Love it

So you quite like it then 😁 Yea Im thinking itll be my next van as well

As you may be able to tell, I LOVE this van! But as much as I do, there's no way I could afford one right now, and if I were to get one it would be to tow the Airstream, not instead of, so I would not have that money towards it. There's no way I could condense my life from the truck and the Airstream into a 6.4m van. But a man can dream... ;@)

Excellent is it 4x4? I’m very interested if it is ? Regards Dave, Jo and Louie 👍😀🐾

I assume you can have the bed at any height so you can sleep over the bike? Is there a ladder?

I have had an opportunity to view an adria twin, the finish is amazing but I need to be able to fit 2 mx bikes in ours as well as jetway tanks . We now have a Citroen L4H3 on order and am self building to the Adria specs/ colours . Probably just a manual 2 level bed though . Wish me luck 😂

is there no barrier underneath the bed between storage and living area

Dougal just wants out on the bike :)

How much did it cost you to get people to clap when you lowed the bed? :-)

As always great content.... Well presented We are working from a 1900 kg mtplm(?) Caravan. Are there any camper vans you think may be suitable to use as a tow vehicle for that? I know I will have to take overall length into account too. Its all overly complicated for my poor brain. Cheers.

I can imagine that having a motorcycle in the living and sleeping compartment must smell like a garage forecourt?

Great idea! However, you need to clean and dry your motorcycle or scooter and make sure it isn't leaking any fluids, gas or oil vapors before storing it in the bedroom 🏍🛵

How do I buy a left hand version of this camper van - pimped version. Love the bed and storage

I like the themed subscribe button

Ooooooo, Croatia with the Van left at the campsite and a bit of twisty touring with the motorcycle (and Dougal)! Oh, random thought....has Dougal ever gotten road sick on your shoulder when he's with you on your motorcycle (twisties and all)?

Lori and I love this van, actually we’d like to buy it some day. If we are not mistaken we might have seen an air condition unit, I tried to find out through their website but no information. I wonder if you know what. Thank you very much Mr Ditton

I love the looks of it. But my last bike was a goldwing and don’t think that would fit!

I was about to put a deposit down on a 160bhp Auto with a few optional extras (spare wheel, comfort pack mainly) at Birmingham NEC yesterday until I realised that the remaining payload would be just 255kg....bear in mind that’s without luggage, food, dog, motorbike, pushbikes, water, the wife....anything....incredibly low payload for something being advertised as a motorcycle carrier, very disappointed. People can - and will - very easily go over the Maximum permissible weight of their not extremely careful....not to mention the payload could vary +-5% (a further 150kg potentially...)

I'm also a biker, have a Ducati Multistrada 1260S. Do you think it would fit under the bed and still have room to climb into bed at night? Height on the side stand would be about 150cm.

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Can you stop the bed at any desired level?

Is it 4x4?

Price?

How heavy is your bike? 250-300kg? How would you get that in and out on your own? I guess there is a ramp? Hum?

Pimped?

How can someone in the United States purchase an Adria Twin van? Thank you.

Why can this bed lift 200 kg while the one in another movie can do max 150 kilo?

Brilliant, you just can't sleep in it with the bike in it lol.

Making a camper van out of a 2012 Ford Transit box car moving van. It has 2,18m heigth inside so I can fit my KTM 500 under the permanent bed making it a sealed room for the garage so I do not need to smell the fumes from the bike... And it even has a lifting back door that kan take 750kg :)

So with the bed up the bike fits and with the bed down I presume that it does not. So while you sleep, the bike is out in the weather and where it can be seen. While you are asleep, the bike is vulnerable. I think I dislike that.

A real motorcycle camper needs a gastight garage!

Really nica camper van but I build my own camper van because i have to sleep in van and have a motorbike inside van too (because of thieves on the races)

Just too, too long to be classified as a campervan, at most they should be 5.4m and preferably under 5m. As a dog person Andrew you should be supporting the search for dog safe vans, rather than smelly motorbikes, that have to be removed to use the bed.How about a proper dog crate? Ours was made by Barjo and fitted between the wheelarches of a Transit. Our beardies could stand up in it and there was still room on top for a folded grooming trolley, folded puppy pen and a pair of folding chairs. All in a 4.9m long Transit. The crate was 2ft deep with a removable central divider. There was a door each side facing out the back of the van, so you could remove one dog at a time and put them in the crate without them trailing mud through the van. When they weren't muddy etc you could open up the single central door that spanned either side of the divider. This opened into the van's central gangway and was left open at night so they could choose to be in the van or in the crate. The crate also had a tiny door that matched the door that accessed the Thetford cassette. So you didn't have to pull the crate out of the 'boot' to deal with the Thetty. Too many folk travel with pets loose in vans and it's an accident waiting to happen. The thing about having a purpose=mage removable crate is that you can still take the crate out and use the space for other stuff when needed. Too many vans, especially PVC's forget about storage of larger items of gear and have a mania for cramming every little space with furniture. Try getting two bikes in your average UK built PVC, you can't, but we can. And another thing, when are you going to stop this fetish about vans with main doors on the wrong side. You spend most of your time in the UK, review more UK product, an offside door is a pain and UK potential owners need to be made more aware.

Is your wallet shouting you Andrew? Rod.

I'm not a fan of leather furniture in a campervan. I'll just stick to my leather pants instead !!

too many useless features, otherwise it would be way cheaper

Stupid van.if you want to sleep you have to let the bike out...it is realy a joke of a campervan.