[dadogs]

Anyone have an idea on a ramp to be able to load my 919 into the back of my Titan? I'm sure as heck not using my skinny dirt bike ramp. Keep in mind the back of the truck sits pretty high off the ground and would like to keep the angle of ascent and descent to a minimum.

 

[Guest]

If you have a hill near by you can drive the front wheels up on it, Reducing the angle!!??

 

[ragdoll]

If you have a hill near by you can drive the front wheels up on it, Reducing the angle!!??

I second that.

 

[dadogs]

If you have a hill near by you can drive the front wheels up on it, Reducing the angle!!??

I do, but I don't have any guarantees that my destinations will have hills.

 

[dadogs]

Planning on taking trips with the RV and want to take the bike along on some of them. If we take the dirt bikes I have that covered. The 919 is a different story.

 

[h ryder]

Does this help?

http://www.motorcycleramps.com/

 

[dadogs]

Does this help?

http://www.motorcycleramps.com/

Sweet thx!

 

[NewRedRider]

Look for the bi-folding ramp. It folds out wide enough that you can ride the bike up the ramp and not worry about falling off. All aluminium.

 

[dadogs]

Next thing I have to figure out is if I can close the gate with the bike in back.

 

[NewRedRider]

It doesn't really matter unless you have other things in the back. If so just get a cargo net. If the bike is tied down right it ain't going anywhere.

 

[dadogs]

It doesn't really matter unless you have other things in the back. If so just get a cargo net. If the bike is tied down right it ain't going anywhere.

It will matter if I have the RV hooked up as I can't have the tail gate down while towing it.

 

[Ridge]

It will matter if I have the RV hooked up as I can't have the tail gate down while towing it.

Just get a big convoy goin' Truck---->RV----->Trailer w/bike. Hehehehe, that should be a sight goin down the highway.