Lost Ramp - Woodhill Sunday 06/08/06

**WRT** · 7th August 2006, 13:17

Yup, I'm a muppet. Drove away from Woodhill yesterday and forgot that my ramp was still hanging off the back of the trailer. I know this is a long shot, but did anyone on here happen to pick up a Fly folding alloy bike ramp from Woodhill bike park yesterday?

I've phoned the warden and they are going to check at their depot to see if it's been handed in, but figured on the off chance that it was someone off here that found it that I would ask the question.

Bit gutted on this, not only do I have better things to spend my money on than replacing it (like new tyres), but I had to get it modified to fit my trailer, and it gets used for both my dirt bike and road bike.

There's a couple of dozen (insert your beer of choice here) for anyone that returns it.

Cheers!

**sAsLEX** · 7th August 2006, 13:37

Just do what FF does and wheelie the front up on to the trailer then on the brakes to bring the back up on to it......works really well and is good fun to watch!

**Danger** · 7th August 2006, 13:48

Can't help you with your ramp sorry. But as an add on I lost my safety glasses on Saturday. I was parked on the road right opposite where the park warden parks and believe I must have left them on my trailor. Probably run over but if anyone picked them up on Sunday, please let me know and I might shout you a heinie (not as valuable as a ramp, sorry).
Good luck with finding your ramp.

**WRT** · 7th August 2006, 13:52

When he learns to do it with his R6, I'll consider giving it a go. The dirt bike I've got an old plank I can run it up with, but the Aprilia needs something more industrial strength.

**WRT** · 7th August 2006, 13:54

Originally Posted by Danger

...I lost my safety glasses on Saturday...

Bugger, must have been a weekend for it, eh? You could try phoning Greg on 0274454429 as he's going to the depot tomorrow and can have a look to see if someone has handed them in.

**sAsLEX** · 7th August 2006, 15:38

Originally Posted by WRT

When he learns to do it with his R6, I'll consider giving it a go. The dirt bike I've got an old plank I can run it up with, but the Aprilia needs something more industrial strength.

good old italian bikes, spend more time on the trailer than under their own power.

**WRT** · 7th August 2006, 15:48

Originally Posted by sAsLEX

good old italian bikes, spend more time on the trailer than under their own power.

Riiiiiight . . . are you implying that its because they are not reliable? The only bikes that have let me down have all been Japanese. The spaghetti slurper is yet to skip a beat. But then again, mine isnt an "old italian", so maybe you have some experience you'd like to share with the class?