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I was hoping the Gen 2 was the one for me, but after comparing the numbers, it seems Gen 1 is still the better choice. On the web, I've seen guys make a floor kit with a tire chock that makes a bike fit between the seats of the Gen 1. Transit gen 2 measurements http://www.ford.com/trucks/transitconnect/specifications/interior/ Rear door opening width at floor: 49.3 Rear door opening height: 44 Load floor height at curb weight: 23.4 Cargo length at floor: 71.5 Cargo width between wheelhouse: 48.3 Cargo length at belt: 61.3 Cargo height maximum: 49.7 Transit gen 1 measurements https://www.fleet.ford.com/truckbbas/topics/2012/12_TransitConnect_SB.pdf http://www.iseecars.com/car/2012-ford-transit_connect-dimensions http://www.ford.com/services/assets/Brochure?make=Ford&model=Transit%20Connect&year=2012&postalCode=92602 Rear door opening width at floor: 50.2 Rear door opening height: 52.1 Load floor height at curb weight: 23.1 Cargo length at floor: 81 (at floor, seat back to rear door) Cargo width between wheelhouse: 48.1 Cargo length at belt: ? Cargo width at belt: Cargo height maximum: 53.7

Following this thread, as I'm interested in putting either a Suzuki DR650 or Yamaha WR250R inside. My concern is how hard to duck down and maintain control of bike as I load it thru the door. I weigh 150 lbs and 50+ so not as strong as I used to be. Europe already has a newer model, with a Custom option that adds a high roof option - this is exactly what I want! http://www.ford.co.uk/CommercialVehicles/TransitCustom

Sorry if this has been covered before. I've got a 2007 KLR and am shopping for a Transit before they go to the new style. Has anyone fit a 2007 or older KLR in a Transit? I took some quick measurements at the dealer: 71" rear to front storage area 81" to back of cup holder 88" to front of cup holder 53" opening My KLR Is 86.8" Wonder if anyone removed the center console to fit one in? Thanks!