Motorhome review: Bailey Adamo 69-4

The Adamo range marks a change in direction from Bailey as it comes on a Ford Transit base vehicle rather than its usual Peugeot Boxer. The end-washroom, drop-down bed, four-berth 69-4 is so far proving the most popular of the trio of models so Nick Harding decided to take a closer look.
Read the full test report with ratings on pages 72-74 in the August 2021 issue of the Caravan and Motorhome Club Magazine (available digitally via our Magazine App on Google Play or App Store).

[@ahillvfr]

You never showed the large garage at the rear, a major point of storage due to the lack of overhead lockers.

[@joesoy9185]

Bob Earnshaw is doing a two-week trial in one on loan from Bailey in November 2021 if anyone is interested.

[@joesoy9185]

There are no blinds for the cab windows. Cheap curtains separating the cab try to do the job, but are not a good solution.

[@curlytail55]

Well a partial review but not much detail like looking in cupboards/garage/gas locker etc or pulling down the blinds, flyscreens etc.

[@Alan-nl5bx]

Has the caravan club turned its back on caravans now ? 🤷‍♂️

[@CaravanandMotorhomeClub]

Not at all Alistair. We do reviews for caravans as well. ^Tracy

[@colinrimmer789]

Can it tow ?

[@CaravanandMotorhomeClub]

It would be able to tow a small car/trailer Colin. ^Tracy