First look of Adria Twin Supreme 600 SPB camper van at Caravanhallen in Haninge close to Stockholm in Sweden. This camper van is only 599,8 cm long and 205 cm wide.
My wife and I originally intended to find out more about this campervan but little did we know that the looped Muzak would transport us to a place no campervan could hope to go. We especially enjoyed the tinkling cymbal in-fills during the bedroom section. Hard to say which section it was because the Muzak had taken us to a somewhat reflective and melancholic place by then. Boy does that drummer know how to emphasise emotion! The subtlety of the orchestrated pseudo-strings supporting the Claydermanesque piano, was reminiscent of a late 80s Casio keyboard that had been stacked in the stockroom of a charity shop because the power lead had been lost. But we felt it was so seamlessly introduced anyway, that we barely noticed the kitchen area. So thank you for the looped Muzak. We have changed our minds about buying a van at all now and have decided to book as many cruises as we can because if we’re going to try to match the standard of looped Muzak we happened upon here, an expensive cruise ship will have it in abundance, in its lifts and numerous cafes. Either there or a mattress showroom. Oh those tinkling cymbals gently highlighting the emotion in the piano. Incredible! We’d very much like to spend time with you but not in a romantic way. Just hanging out in our pastel coloured clothing and sensible shoes with you, enjoying a white wine spritzer while being soothed by your Muzak. Do get in touch. Best wishes, Malcolm and Maureen , Weston-super-Mare, UK.
It's a nice looking van. We were unable to view one when we were buying and we now have the Free 600 Hymercar. The only major differences are the 'sunroof' on the Adria at the front and the wider shower room in the Adria makes the transverse bed narrower at that side so forces heads to be on the other side (ie: where the fridge is). The shower concept looks nice. Our van just has a curtain to cover up the loo and sink with though I don't see us showering in the van often if ever. The Hymercar can have a roof bed for two which we omitted so we got the roof lights in the van.
HELP please .. whilst I like so much about the Adria (esp roof light, neat shower and WCA’s , the rising bed on some models) for me it misses out on microwave, removing gas altogether, inverter, lithium iron battery and automatic transmission. Can Adria add these OR is there a van out there with this spec? Great video by the way!
No, I have not seen any camper vans with that equipment, but I have not study them in detail. Automatic transmission is an option on almost each camper van. I also would like to have an microwave in my camper van so I thinking of bying a small one an store somewhere in the back of the van. Alan Heath is talking on his channel that lithium iron battery was an option on some motorhome for 2020 so maybe Adria also will have that. Thanks for watching.
This 600 version is interesting as I was considering the 640. My aim is to transport a small 100kg scooter (Honda Vision or Suzuki Address). The central part of the bed looks as though it may rise to achieve this? Would be good (for me) if these type of bed systems could also be demonstrated. Do you know if it easily lifts? Thanks.
Hello Colin Phillipson! Take a look at the Adria Twin 640 SGX. On that model you can raise and lower the bed electrically. On Adria's website you can see some pictures of where they have two bicycles in the garage. adria-mobil.com. Thanks for watching.
I wish someone would get inside the shower so I can see how much room there is. I've seen at least 50 videos of this van and no one has gotten inside the shower.
I was inside the shower to see how much room there is but did not film that. There are not so much space but it work to take a quick shower. I am 178 cm long and 80 kg. I think that this is one of the best 6 m camper vans.
My wife and I originally intended to find out more about this campervan but little did we know that the looped Muzak would transport us to a place no campervan could hope to go. We especially enjoyed the tinkling cymbal in-fills during the bedroom section. Hard to say which section it was because the Muzak had taken us to a somewhat reflective and melancholic place by then.
Boy does that drummer know how to emphasise emotion! The subtlety of the orchestrated pseudo-strings supporting the Claydermanesque piano, was reminiscent of a late 80s Casio keyboard that had been stacked in the stockroom of a charity shop because the power lead had been lost. But we felt it was so seamlessly introduced anyway, that we barely noticed the kitchen area.
So thank you for the looped Muzak. We have changed our minds about buying a van at all now and have decided to book as many cruises as we can because if we’re going to try to match the standard of looped Muzak we happened upon here, an expensive cruise ship will have it in abundance, in its lifts and numerous cafes. Either there or a mattress showroom.
Oh those tinkling cymbals gently highlighting the emotion in the piano. Incredible! We’d very much like to spend time with you but not in a romantic way. Just hanging out in our pastel coloured clothing and sensible shoes with you, enjoying a white wine spritzer while being soothed by your Muzak. Do get in touch. Best wishes, Malcolm and Maureen , Weston-super-Mare, UK.
Hello Darryl of Sussex! I have changed the music on my recent videos. Thanks for watching and your comment
It's a nice looking van. We were unable to view one when we were buying and we now have the Free 600 Hymercar. The only major differences are the 'sunroof' on the Adria at the front and the wider shower room in the Adria makes the transverse bed narrower at that side so forces heads to be on the other side (ie: where the fridge is). The shower concept looks nice. Our van just has a curtain to cover up the loo and sink with though I don't see us showering in the van often if ever. The Hymercar can have a roof bed for two which we omitted so we got the roof lights in the van.
The Free 600 Hymercar is an nice camper van and each camper van has some pros and cons. This Adria is my favorite of 6 meter camper vans.
HELP please .. whilst I like so much about the Adria (esp roof light, neat shower and WCA’s , the rising bed on some models) for me it misses out on microwave, removing gas altogether, inverter, lithium iron battery and automatic transmission. Can Adria add these OR is there a van out there with this spec? Great video by the way!
No, I have not seen any camper vans with that equipment, but I have not study them in detail. Automatic transmission is an option on almost each camper van. I also would like to have an microwave in my camper van so I thinking of bying a small one an store somewhere in the back of the van. Alan Heath is talking on his channel that lithium iron battery was an option on some motorhome for 2020 so maybe Adria also will have that. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for replying Chris
Your welcome.
This 600 version is interesting as I was considering the 640. My aim is to transport a small 100kg scooter (Honda Vision or Suzuki Address). The central part of the bed looks as though it may rise to achieve this? Would be good (for me) if these type of bed systems could also be demonstrated. Do you know if it easily lifts? Thanks.
Hello Colin Phillipson! Take a look at the Adria Twin 640 SGX. On that model you can raise and lower the bed electrically. On Adria's website you can see some pictures of where they have two bicycles in the garage. adria-mobil.com. Thanks for watching.
I wish someone would get inside the shower so I can see how much room there is.
I've seen at least 50 videos of this van and no one has gotten inside the shower.
I was inside the shower to see how much room there is but did not film that. There are not so much space but it work to take a quick shower. I am 178 cm long and 80 kg. I think that this is one of the best 6 m camper vans.
Chris Borg Motorhome What is the best 6m campervan in your opinion?