I'm needing a ramp for my storage building, would this be great for a motorcyle and NOT give in the center?
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I used it to load my HD low rider and my big 1700 Kawi Nomad - close to 900 lbs. onto my Kendon trailer. No problem. Comes with straps under the ramp to hook to trailer or your building to prevent it from sliding back.
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It will definitely fold in middle. They are held together with two 2 inch long rubber piece. I would not put any weight in the middle at all.
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I use mine separately, one side for the bike and the other for footrest. my bike weighs about 800 lbs. and holds fine
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It should hold up for a motorcycle but if you have any doubt about the weight load, you might want to give the manufacturer a call
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I think, as long as you keep it level it should work. Only when the front comes up (therefore the tail coming down) you would have a problem, e.g. going up a ramp...
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I would say yes, provided the steps are not too steep for you or too long for the ramp to span.
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Hi Blondie, the ramp itself it pretty sturdy, you'll just need to make seure it's secured well so it doesnt slip under the weight.
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However it would be best for the tailgate.I use this ramp 4 times a day and Iam very pleased with it .Everyone at the dog park wants one...
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Should be fine. I load my foreman with them and they flex a little but that's natural for an aluminum ramp. They'll flex on you but I highly doubt they'll dump you of or break.
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I would agree with Maxwell's answer. Its purpose is to give a level place to be able to hang your bike or bikes. If yours does that u will be fine.
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I think the angle might be too ab,rupt for use as a ramp, if I understand your question correctly. It curves up quickly
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The trailer floor is about 20 inches from the ground so with a ramp it would be easy to load and haul your bike. The only drawback is that it would take up about 1/3 of the space so it would limit other things that you would waqnt to load on the trailer.
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The same company sells "kits" for building large ramp systems. These are pricey, but it might be the way to go.
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I think it would be OK. Extending it less will, of course, make the ramp steeper. My wife often doesn't extend it all the way and it works fine. I usually pull the van out of the garage before using the ramp and always extend it fully. The sliding feature is such that as you extend it, it is stable in all positions. There is always a lot of friction between the two pieces. It does take some force to extend the ramp. There is no "locking position" when it is fully extended.
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My ramp is permanently installed in my garage. But the thing is lightweight and portable enough to take up and put down as you see fit... if thats what you wanna do.
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That's what I bought mine for. It was very easy to assemble. It will be pulled by my Harley. Love this trailer
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I assume that you could use it for a scooter. The tires will definitely fit on the ramp. You may have to add extra tie down straps to be sure it stay secure.
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I would say this ramp is more made for the back end of a vehicle. I think it could be used indoors, but it most likely be way too long and in the way...
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Hi,I'm sorry, but I don't understand what you are asking. However, I've attached a picture of the ramp as it is placed in the side door of my 2004 Honda Odyssey as a ramp for my Mastiff. Perhaps that will help shed some light on your question.
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I would think this would work fine if you have the room for the ramp length.The suggestion to secure the bottom is a good one as the ramp plastic material may slide on hardwoods or other flooring material.