Is this good for tailwhips , barspins, ect?
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yes..its very light so its good for many tricks. My only concern is its so light that a rider who has used heavier rides might be so strong for it they would have to re-learn their timing a little.
1464475
I would think you would benefit. We pulled a 17' Casita (travel trailer) and pulled threw some high winds and I believe it was because we had the extra security of the anti-sway bar. If safety is what your looking for, I would suggest it.
2250317
I would not use it for this. It is more of a protection against sudden accidents such as boating or hiking.
563426
You could use, it for fishing gear. I wouldn't put too much weight in it. The wheels are made for sand beach area.When it folds the tires are still big and, may take up some space but it does fold
234116
I used it for assisted towing on a boat. It could help hauling heavy items and people. So far it has been reliable, but it has its own limitations in super heavy weights. Stock shocks are worst when it comes to towing.
1589150
It will hold its position really well at any length. The non-slip portion of the ends is very secure. It won't slide or shimmy around at all. And although it's a pretty simple design, it's very well made. It might be awkward to try to use it for access to a back seat or passenger seat. It's designed ideally for getting a dog in and out of the back of an SUV/truck. Definitely worth the purchase!
184945
This would be good, as long as the height difference is only an inch or so. Much more than that you tend to glide back to the lower side.
2173148
Yes. I carried my 1200 sportster on it with no issues until I sold my hauler last week. I added some support in the form of two heavy duty ratchet straps that I hooked into the ends of the square tubing and ran up over the tailgate and into strap hooks located in my bed. Didnt budge an inch and was rock solid.
1761462
It is good for pontoons because of the way it mounts, shaft length, and the way the handle is designed. But you could use it on other boats as well. Make sure these factors will work for your application.
1262528
I would say yes but watch out for the wind!!! It can blow you all over. I use mine on a river float fishing and can maneuver great in the calm flat parts in front of my camper. Just watch the wind lol. Hope this helps.
361285
I researched it a little more and it says ok for gliders. Just google it, and you'll see all kinds of good reviews.
1451161
Yes, I use it for my 85 lb German Shep. to get into our 5th wheel and our Freightliner which is very tall. It works great. I did let her practice on it in the house before, which made it easier.
1655183
Its designed to hook over the gunwale of a boat. I would not use it for your purpose.
1261058
Yes it will work for stop tail and signal and is a flush mount it mounts with 2 bolts each
581425
All depends on how you plan to use it- for towing, anchoring, mooring, attaching fenders, ect. Sometimes you just need a length of rope on hand for surprises. It's hard to have too much good rope around. If this is a gift, it is a very nice rope and can be multipurpose.
760520
Yes, this should be fine for standard street running...but the throw is limited so I would use something bigger for the trail.
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the sandpaper surface was too abrasive for my dog's pads, so I put velcro and carpet on it for traction. That wouldn't work in water. Also I have found that the ramp slips around where it's edge rests on the tailgate and I have to hold it steady. This wouldn't work very well for a boat...even more slippery. pick something with good rubber feetPS...edited this post to include saying that if your dog is under 40lbs it should work fine if you attach better rubber grips to the "boat end" of the ramp