A customised motorhome used by Sir Bradley Wiggins is up for sale for £50,000, reports the Daily Star.
Bespoke touches on the Mercedes vehicle include red and blue leather décor, the word “Wiggo” embroidered on the headrests, and a Union flag motif on the central console.
It is wrapped in the colours of the five-time Olympic champion's Team Wiggins UCI Continental squad.
The luxury motor has “Wiggo” stitched on the headrests, red, white and blue leather seats, as well as a Union flag emblazoned centre console.
Dealer Phil Humphries told the newspaper: “It was only used in one competition.
“It cost double what we are currently selling it for and would make a great collector’s item or daily driver.”
The Daily Star – which doesn’t supply a link to a listing of the van – has 4,000 miles on the clock.
It comes equipped with a bed, cooker and fridge, while a storage area at the back can accommodate several bikes.
The motorhome differs from the larger model supplied by Swift Group to Team Wiggins for races such as the Tour de Yorkshire.
It’s not the first time a motorhome associated with Wiggins has popped up on the secondhand market – in 2015, a former Team Sky motorhome was sold for £35,500 on eBay.
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“It was only used in one competition"
Do all that painting and stitching and use it once? Can't people plan? Or is there too much money sloshing around at certain levels? It all sounds a bit 'football' to me
Tax deductable innit.
Well that team Sky motorhome sold for £27,000 not £35,000.
As for the 50k asking price of the small wiggins motorhome. A 2015 Swift 696 was £42k OTR , so the smaller one would have being considerably less. If the seller thinks some leather seats and a bit of stitching/union flag/screen in the headrests added £60,000+ he must be in dreamland.
http://blog.rvshare.com/customized-bus/
Comes with stolen laptop
Sealed bid auction?
Sounds like the lucky new owner will be as snug as a vial of medicine in a jiffy bag in that.
Not very snug then...
The Daily Star has 4000 miles on the clock?