The right 2 berth motorhome

We had a tow bar and door bike rack fitted on our pvc. The door mounted bike rack worked well, probably easier than the higher one on our present small coach built. The tow bar was useful if you wanted to trailer a boat or take a small trailer itself.

I can't say we've had any problems getting to places with the pvc or the small coachbuilt I think the coachbuilt is warmer in winter, a lot less doors but equally flinging open the pvc doors in summer was nice. So it's just a question of a thinking about where and when you'll be travelling, maybe you're going away all year round so look for good insulation etc. But it's really an individual choice. 

I thought e-batteries were removed and stored between the axles when bikes were on the rear. 

A, I do remove the batteries before wheeling the bikes into the garage but mainly as I prefer to recharge them off the bikes.

the batteries and chargers also liv in the garage. we have plenty of spare rear axle payload margin.

Now got a Carado T135 its 6 meters but not end lounge. Very pleased with this model we use our van a lot and so far so good. 2 long mainly off grip trips in France. Had a Auto Trail Tracker EKS that was also good but the new models are way over 6meters.