Elddis Crusader Cyclone £20449
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The 2010 Crusader Cyclone combines a fixed island bed with a completely separate shower and toilet compartment to make the perfect home away from home.
Find a RetailerComfort
- 7'6" width
- 5 mains sockets
- Sprung upholstery with new curved seating
- Optional leather upholstery
- Easy lift fixed bed with EXCLUSIVE memory foam mattress
- Improved comfort bunks/convertible beds
- Hartal loft door
- Truma rapid blown air heating, including washroom and bedroom
Style
- New Elddis graphics
- 3 fabulous fabric options
- Seitz privacy glass with cassette blinds and flyscreens
- Sports silver alloy wheels
- Contemporary style locker doors
- Extended LED mood lighting
Cook
- Thetford 175ltr fridge with separate freezer, titanium frameless door and LCD
- 700W microwave with stainless steel finish
- Spinflo 3 burner hob with high speed multifunction burner and electronic ignition
- Domestic style Spinflo Midi Prima oven with 2 shelves, illumination and electronic ignition
- Unique Chinchilla glass sink and hob covers
- Stainless steel sink and integral drainer
- Double socket in kitchen
Wash
- Whale Aquasource waterline system with 40ltr onboard tank and easy changeover
- Truma Ultrastore water heater
- New larger domestic style basin
- Fully lined shower cubicle with domestic style aluminium bi-fold shower door
- Domestic style bathroom door and lever lock
- Thetford C250 electronic flush swivel toilet
- Polished chrome fittings
Entertain
- Sony CD radio tuner with AM antenna and i-Pod and mp3 connectivity
- Stereo speakers
- Status omni-directional TV aerial
- Gas barbecue point
- Awning warmer
Practical
- Repairable GRP front panel
- BPW Swing V-tech chassis for improved towing stability
- iDC option
- Winterhoff WS3000 stabiliser
- Easy action handbrake
- Suspension dampers
- Twin fog and reverse lights
- Side indicator lights
- Extra large gas bottle storage designed to take new BP Light bottles and steel containers
| Year | 2010 |
|---|---|
| Range | Crusader |
| Product Name | Cyclone |
| Number of Berths | 4 |
| Wheel Rim Size | 5.5J x14 |
| Tyre Size | 175/65 R14 86 |
| Tyre Pressure | 38 |
| Interior Length | 6260mm / 20'6'' |
| Shipping Length | 7960mm / 26'2'' |
| Overall Width | 2286mm / 7'6'' |
| Overall Height | 2580mm / 8'6" |
| Maximum Headroom | 1908mm / 6'3'' |
| Internal Width | 2150mm / 7'1'' |
| Awning Sizes Ground to Ground | 10460mm / 34'4'' |
| Bed Sizes | 2 x Singles 1830mm x 720mm 6'0" x 2'4"
or 1 x Double 2140mm x 1430mm 7'0" x 4'7" |
| Bed Sizes | N\A |
| Bed Sizes | Fixed Bed 1 x Double 1843mm x 1346mm 6'1" x 4'5" |
| Mass in Running Order | 1612kgs / 31.66cwt |
| Essential Habitation Equipment | 88kgs / 1.73cwt |
| Personal Effects Payload | 140kgs / 2.75cwt |
| Optional Equipment Payload | 10kgs / 0.19cwt |
| Maximum User Payload | 238kgs / 4.68cwt |
| Plated MTPLM | 1850kgs / 36.33cwt |
| Retail Price | £20449 |
All prices are ex-works and include VAT at the prevailing rate of 17.5%. Vehicle prices exclude a recommended retailer delivery charge of £495 (including VAT)
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Aug 31 2009 10:15AM
We have the 2009 model which we are happy with. There are just a few areas where we think an improvement could be made. These are as follows: Why can't the spare wheel be located elsewhere, such as inside in floor (Avondale did) or another place outside underneath because when mover is fitted it takes its' place. Why have one drawer as false in the kitchen area, when it can be utilised as a proper drawer. We have done this ourselves. The electric switches, could they not be illuminated with signs to say which one is which. We have had some very small signs done to say what they are, shower, lounge, bedroom etc. When you design the next van, could you make the cupboards about 2 inches more deeper, it would make things so much easier. Cupboard under wardrobe would be better if you could fit a drawer say about 4 inches high. Four rings for cooking would be good. 3 gas and 1 electric. Tall cupboard left of oven would be better to have a full slide out larder. Other than this we are very happy with the cyclone and have used it many times this year, the comments we have made are intended to be constructive.
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Dec 3 2009 2:44PM
It took us six months to decide which twin axle van to buy. We looked at all the other UK manufacturers and decided to trade our 2004 Elddis Aurora for a 2009 Elddis Cyclone. We have not looked back. The luxury of the van is outstanding. We have had no major faults needing immediate attention this year and the van has more than met our expectations. Our dealer (M&M Mildenhall, Suffolk) have been very helpful and I willingly recommend them for sales and service. We are going to experiment with the memory foam matress next season as it it a little firm for me but still comfortable. We use a Range Rover Sport to tow and the outfit just eats motorway. I have had no problems with reversing into the smallest entrance or pitch, as the unit responds well. Please can Elddis consider LED lighting all round and a 60W detatchable solar panel on the roof. We tend to rally a lot and opt for non hook-up where possible at the most rural sites. Also the nice tiling in the shower would be good and extra mirrors in the bathroom so that I can see my face. I have fixed an extendable shaving mirror which I can clip back to the wall when travelling. Thanks Elddis, a great product and we will be back to upgrade next year. BTW the Buccaneer looks nice in 2010 !
