VENDAV Aluminum Motorcycle Ramp, 7.5 ft Folding Dirt Bike Ramp for Pickup Trucks, 750 lb Capacity, Crossbar Rungs, Rubber-Tipped Fingers, 89 x 12 in, 1 Pc

Very impressed with the quality here, love the way the ramps hook on to truck bed. The ramps are pre-stressed and curve slightly upwards so that when the weight of ATV and rider are on they go flat. I highly recommend.

I love this ramp and all its features. Simple, sturdy, and does the job with ease.

This ramp is really light but yet very strong. I use it to get my small motorcycle on and off of my front porch. Folds in half and stores and a relatively small space. Even if I ride my bike off of the porch using this ramp there is no signs of bowing or shifting. I've never used it to get anything in or out of a pickup truck or anything higher than my porch so I can't speak about that.

I have a shed sitting about 1 1/2 feet off the ground and my portable backup generator is in there - it's heavy. I was using a couple boards to get it in and out and wanted some nice ramps instead. I shopped around and these were about the cheapest, reasonable looking ramps I could find that were the right length, etc. for my needs. The quality seems pretty good. It's lightweight aluminum and looks like it will hold what they advertise. My only real complaint (which really isn't much, but worth considering) is that the ramp surfaces aren't a solid surface. If you look carefully at them, they're made up of about 1/2 thick crossbars. That's OK unless the tires on the thing you're rolling down or up those ramps aren't real big. My generator tires aren't very large. So the tires have to be pulled up and over each bar just a little as you go up the ramp. That's barely doable for me with the size of my generator. I lawn mower-size tire would be no problem. Hard plastic tires on a large grill would be an issue since it would be clunky. I'm not going to downgrade my rating over this because it's not the fault of the ramps necessarily. It's just something to consider if you're looking at these. Perhaps, if you have some scrap 1/2" plywood, you could snaz this problem up by cutting rectangular pieces to sit between the bars and make it nice and smooth...next project!

Worked great to load a 2 passenger electric golf cart in the back of a Ford F150. Clean and easy to use! Definitely recommend!

Perfect links, affordability, use, and storage capacity. Has great portability and is not too heavy.

THEY WORK

Got for last winter to load JD 335 with snow blower. Works good. Have chains, with 1/4 inch bolts for studs, on JD, did not tear up the ramps. Would buy again.