Motorsport Products 91-7101 Silver 7' Folding Aluminum V-Ramp

I had one of these for wheeling items into the back of my van. Now I have a matching pair to fit my two-wheel Gorilla barrow. The strap and stud with handle are especially helpful for keeping it tidy when not in use.

I like that it folds in half making it easy to store. Ramp is heavy duty. The snap closure is already rusted.

Malo

Mine lasted about 10 years loading a 300 lb. dual sport on the rear of my motorhome. While I agree with the other review it is not for heavy dirt bikes the unknown is how heavy. I am just guessing that 350 lbs. would be the limit. While I usually loaded a 250 cc 300 lb, dual sport I also sometimes took a larger 350cc dual sport weighing about 335. It lasted 10 years. It may have lasted longer if I had kept it better protected. Left outside the rain and snow eventually rusted the hinge where it broke when unloading. But it is very convenient, super light to carry around, inexpensive and extends much further than the ramp that came with the motorcycle carrier on the motorhome that attaches to the trailer hitch. The 37 foot motorhome sits high but the ramp is long enough I was able to load and unload alone and I am a weak old man (over 65). I just ordered a second one. I would definitely give it 5 stars if it didn't break . But as explained that was partly my fault.A word of Caution: some dirt bike riders ride their bikes up the ramp into the back of a pickup. It definitely will not support that kind of weight or use. Wide enough for the widest dirt bike tires though. As long as you push it up the ramp!

This seller is more pricey than others. I try to return but there is a shipment fee.

Great ramp for the money. Easy for my wife to take my son riding now

It’s what I order but when trying to use to load the dirt bikes in the bed the ramp won’t stay in place and will fold up and won’t stay open makes it hard to be safe while using it and potentially could cause us to drop our bike.

This ramp may be OK for pit and play bikes under 150lbs, but I certainly wouldn't use it for full size dirt bikes or light weight race bikes. I've got a 300lb road race machine that I've test loaded into my trailer once with this ramp and I'm surprised it didn't buckle then. I only weigh 155lbs myself and just walking up it had it noticeably flexing. If you don't get your weight center perfectly, it twists enough to dump a tire off if you're not careful. I hate to say it, but a simple 2x12 makes for a better ramp.