The bike Campervan

[soulstyledevon]

Are you ready to take a leap of faith into something truly unique…?

What’s your thoughts on this ?

 

[Wildcamper]

Ummmm? Don't fancy peddling all that weight uphill!

 

[willwander]

Well, It’s a no from me.

 

[GrannyJen]

I was quite sceptical until I saw the favourite plant coming along for the ride. Once I saw that I just had to check the date to see if it still was 1st April

 

[soulstyledevon]

To be fair, it has electrical assist.
I wonder what the range is?

 

[dspuk]

As well as channelling Clive Sinclair levels of “innovation” here is living proof that no matter how silly your idea is if there is no-one around you to say no you can quickly lose your sanity and life savings.

He is either deluded or a genius, only 20 years will tell. I know where my money is.

 

[pluc99]

Proof positive that there are Europeans with a sense of humour a sense for the absurd.

 

[Nand0]

It's a cool wacky concept, would be surprised if the company survives once they run of funding. On that topic, I wonder who in their right mind is funding this project... this chap probably inherited a wad of cash and had nothing better to burn it on.

Might be fun to rent one for a weekend though, but I'd take out the house plant

 

[Ch1pbutty]

 

[subthree]

Just buy a decent bike and a lightweight tent instead. Good sense of humour though.

 

[Johnny Rocket]

It HAS to be a wind up . . . lot of effort to go to for an April fool though ;-/

 

[Perfectos]

There’s a solution to a problem that doesn’t exist !

 

[Perfectos]

Inspirational?

 

[The Tall Luthier]

17,500€ !
I can’t quite see this happening. I wonder if he might take his chances on Dragons Den in the future?

 

[soulstyledevon]

17,500€ !
I can’t quite see this happening. I wonder if he might take his chances on Dragons Den in the future?

To be fair. It’s a lot cheaper than a Cali to buy and run and far more environmentally friendly long term

 

[The Tall Luthier]

To be fair. It’s a lot cheaper than a Cali to buy and run and far more environmentally friendly long term

The money saved on EuroTunnel crossings alone would soon pay for it I’m sure.