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For Sale: One World Cup team motorhome, slightly used. May smell of riding gear

For Sale: One World Cup team motorhome, slightly used. May smell of riding gear

The end of a race season always brings interesting opportunities to own gear once used by the pros. As teams, and sponsors, turn over and new models are released, pro outfits often sell off last years equipment that is either being replaced by newer models or just no longer sponsor correct.

Right now, you can buy Tom Pidcock’s old kit from his 36.5 team. Visma just closed out its road gear from 2025, as did EF teams. While Tadej Pogačar recently sold a bike for a staggering price, some of these sell-offs can be kind of a steal.

We’re not sure where FMD Racing’s old team truck fits in that value-vs-novelty continuum, though. The heavily branded Canyon FMD Racing (now Orbea FMD Racing) team trailer is going for surprisingly cheap. Current bids (and there are only two, as of writing) are stuck at £20,000. If you’re keen, it could be yours now for £35,000.

That seems like a good deal for a fully modded team truck / motorhome. Scania P310 is outfitted with a full kitchen, showers, bike wash, sleeping quarters, seating area with TV, speaker system and even a garage area to work on your bikes.

The downside is that it is currently all Canyon branded. Oh, and this is a 2006 model, making it a 20-year-old beast. And it may or may not permanently smell like sweaty mountain bikers at the end of a race weekend. For an older truck it has reasonable mileage at just 80,000km. Because the team only dives it during the season, likely, keeping the kms to a minimum.

The motorhome is also currently in the UK. But, if you’re looking to start a World Cup team of your own, this would sure beat privateer life. And even the buy-now £35,000 price for an ex-pro truck is a heck of a deal compared to $262,000 for just one pro’s bicycle. And a way better deal than a knock-off S-Works that will probably break underneath you.

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