Excellent loading ramp for race bikes

[Mental Trousers]

I've been using 1 of these for a few years now and they're great. Nice and wide so the bike doesn't fall off the side of it. Go halfs with someone and it's ridiculously cheap.

http://www.treatme.co.nz/Deal/Waikat...sted-apr14ad-7

[Gremlin]

If you're going that route, I'd suggest waiting for a special from Repco (think one might be on now).

There is one for $100-120, 340kg limit, about 2m long (so slightly longer), 30cm (fractionally wider) but very handy, it's curved at the top. It won't fold flat, but it's better for belly fairings, particularly sportsbikes. Still folds in half.

[Gremlin]

Ah, here's the thread I created, and ended up buying one. Went with the one in Post 5

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...folding-ramps?

[nzspokes]

I've been using 1 of these for a few years now and they're great. Nice and wide so the bike doesn't fall off the side of it. Go halfs with someone and it's ridiculously cheap.

http://www.treatme.co.nz/Deal/Waikat...sted-apr14ad-7

I have one and its brilliant.

[nzspokes]

340kg limit

Thats handy if you plan to be on the bike when it goes up on it.

[Gremlin]

Thats handy if you plan to be on the bike when it goes up on it.

Only if mine had no gas in it, then the combo might make the weight limit. 260-270 odd kg fully fueled.

Actually, now that I remember it, check any fine print in ramp paperwork. The Repco ramp mentions 700mm loading height limit, which is actually not that high. Trailers should be fine, low utes, but regular 4WD utes may void warranty blah blah.

[wynw]

Ah, here's the thread I created, and ended up buying one. Went with the one in Post 5

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...folding-ramps?

^what he said. I think i paid around $100-120. Use mine to get onto the back of my 4x4. Little tricky if on your own due to the height of my deck but managable, easy with 2x people.