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Ultimate Bike Hauler

By Jeremy Yang
March 9, 2007 2 Min Read
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I just thought I’d bring you some eye candy. For those of you with a little more money to burn Sportsmobile brings you the ultimate bike hauler the Lopes 55 bike hauler.

Lopes 55 Bike Hauler

This thing is amazing. Forget about booking hotel rooms and dragging your bike into said rooms The hauler does it all.

Here is the info from the website:

The Lopes 55 bike hauler. Built to Brian’s specifications for heavy-duty bike transportation with comfortable living accommodations.

Loads of space for bikes and support equipment. The walls and floor have a tough coating — just hose it out. A high-end sound system was also installed.

The living area was designed for function and comfort. Sleep up to four. A refrigerator, 12 &110V system, fresh water supply are some of the standard equipment items included. Plus an optional 2000W inverter and Porta Potti. Many other options are available. The above plan is similar to Brian’s.

The van is a Dodge Sprinter powered by a Mercedes-Benz diesel with a high torque transmission. The Sprinter handles well with a tight turning radius. Plus it’s economical to operate and fuel efficient – 22+ mpg. Ford 2 and 4-wheel drives and Chevy vans also available. Gas and diesel.

“I’ve owned many different types of vehicles, always in search for that perfect one � that does it all. With the help of Sportsmobile, the search is over. This is hands-down the ultimate vehicle for everything from one-day trips to week-long adventures. A separate garage to hide all your toys, two separate sleeping areas, enough room to stand up in and a van that is easier to drive and park than any full-size pick-up truck. All this plus over 20 miles per gallon. THIS IS THE ONE!!! The LOPES 55 model Sprinter.� – Brian Lopes

Check it out here.

Do you think they need people to test this out?

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