Titan Ramps 10' Arched Folding Motorcycle Loading Ramp - 600 lb. Capacity

I am 6 foot tall and push a 250 and 450 dirt bikes up this ramp effortlessly. It is almost double then length of a traditional single ramp making the angle of the ramp much easier to push a bike up. Folds in half to fit nicely in the back of the truck and it also comes with a strap that you can use to secure the ramp to your hitch when you're using the ramp to load into a pickup. Price is slightly high but worth it. You get for what you pay for. Great ramp.

I have 3 of these now to use alone or as a combination for different applications. They all match even though purchased at different times, 6 months and 1.5 years apart. They are light enough individually for me at 74 to handle easily. These are a good purchase for those that need ramps for your pickup, I think you could even use them for a flatbed truck of one ton or less if using the ten foot ones like mine. I have had problems with getting high centered with certain things with shorter ramps. The arch on these helps a lot with that.

folds up nice, works well with my Suzuki DR650 , the only thing is it's narrower than you think, I know the measurements are given but when you get it it's narrow , don't think you're going to walk with the bike up the ramp and in to your truck there's just enough room for the bike I had to get another ramp to walk beside the bike when loading it but I'm only 5'9" and use a Ford F150 so unless I can find a bank or hill that I can unload on I need another ramp the truck beds too tall, so keep that in mind I'm by myself a lot and do the loading/unloading using a wench when needed to walk the bike up I'd be afraid to drive it up one mistake and my truck and bike are F---ed up and me too !! I'm not willing to risk it !!

Seems sturdy enough for a large dirt bike. Full size touring Harley would be pushing it but that's not what this is made for. I just bought one to load a 250 pound dirt bike. It's wide enough to keep a bike on the track. I appreciate how long it is as to flattening out the loading angle. And it folds in half, making it convenient to carry in the bed of my truck. Made of super light aluminum, and mine came with two straps to anchor it to my tow hitch so my bike doesn't go kicking it out from under me as I power it up the ramp. Exactly what I'd hope for.

The only thing this could have used for me to give it five stars would be some small footpegs welded on the sides every foot or two, so you could walk the bike up yourself without driving it up to a/the truck bed, for lighter bikes. (Motocross dirt or small sport bikes) I had a friend who is a journeyman welder put some stainless metal stock ones on for my smaller yamaha r3 when I dont have help. Worked like a charm. These also help take it down even with help. They do come with very good quality tie straps to hold it to the box. Overall quality is well made and the ramps surface has grooves to ensure good tire grip.

Bought it to load a couple of lighter sport bikes into my truck. I've just used it for the one so far, but it worked well. Anchor strap only comes with one hook so I mad a a slip knot in the other end to anchor it. For reference I drive a '14 F150 Supercab with max towing/payload options on it so the back end sit's a little higher than normal. With an extra set of hands to balance the bike it went flawlessly. Best part is when it's folded up it's small enough to fit in the backseat floorboard so it doesn't slide around in the back of the truck with the bikes.

works well for the price. use it to get 2 scooters in and out of a raised house. about a 2.5 or 3 foot incline and don't scrape the exhaust header on it at all on a relatively low scooter (Honda ruckus that's stretched)

Just received ramp. Box seemed secured but ramp has damage. It is bent in several locations. I suspect this item had been previously returned and just repackaged and resold to me. Or they have a very low quality control and this happened prior to them boxing item, either way it’s a poor way to run a business. I have a different brand 7.5 foot ramp that I have used for three years and it’s in better shape than this one I just received and I use it all the time.