bike in van

Bike in a rollin box

Sure, I bought a type 2 ambulance just to do that with. Think of it.....it was cheap ($500.00 at auction), low mileage, 1 ton chassis, raised roof, and came with great lighting, get outta jail free pass ( what cop would pull over an ambulance), a built in bed, and storage up the whazoo! I added a pull out ramp and used a 12v winch from a boat trailer to pull the bike in and out. No more trailering and the bike and gear are safe locked up out of site in the van.

Thanks for the reply.I actually remember seeing an old ambulance for sale while I was searching for vans to purchase.I just wasn't sure the bike would fit as far as height.

Good point. A bike with a fareing or windshield could very well be an issue. I was hauling basic street bikes and a prostreet chopper so it wasn't a big deal.
Breakout the measuring stick and see what yer up against.
I sold the ol' meat wagon and I now use an RV toy hauler cause I tend to haul more than one bike at a time these days and the creature comforts ( full head with tub/shower and a galley) outway the hassle factor of draging a trailer behind me. Hope the hauler of your choice measures up.

Here a few years ago I bought my wife an AWD Areostar van at an auction. It turned out she didn't much care for it so I figured it be nice to haul my RM 125 dirtbike in. Turns out no matter how many different ways I would turn the tape measure (I'm not quite dumb enough to try and jam the bike in there without measuring, 10 years ago I would have though) it wouldn't fit. A full size van a regular bike would fit probably but one with a fairing I doubt it.

I've seen bikes hauled a million different ways. I sold an old Husky dirtbike to a guy and they picked it up in a Pinto wagon. I've seen 4 wheelers hangin' out of the back of Jeep CJs.