Rage Powersports 94" Black Widow Single Folding Arched Motorcycle Ramp

This is a great ramp. Not you standard skinny garbage ramp. Great quality. Easy to fold up. Easy to store. Buy 2 and be able to ride your bike right up in the pick up

I ordered this ramp because my Honda VTX1300T was just too heavy for the dirt bike ramp I had. It took a while to arrive ground from WI to FL, but I was in no great rush. I tested it out today by laying the dirt bike ramp on the left and a reinforced 2"x6" on the right then I started the motor and eased her up under power while I stood astride the bike, left foot on the light ramp, right foot on the plank, and bike on the Black Widow. She mounted my trailer like silk. After figuring out my tie-down strategy it was time to dismount. I was a bit skeptical, but really dismounting was just as easy. I started the engine in case I would need power to abort the descent, but just using the front brake was enough to make a completely controlled descent, again both feet astride on separate adjacent ramps. My wife was there for reinforcement, but all she did was cheer.

Good and heavy. I use it to get my bike in the shed. I can't imagine trying to truck a bike.This would hold it...this is a well built ramp.

The brick patio where I store my bike in the winter has a step and after the experience I had using wood as a ramp to get my dyna up there last fall, I knew I was going to have to come up with a better plan. After some searching, this Black Widow ramp looked like it was a good place to start. I had no trouble at all getting my bike out last weekend, by myself. Bike is about 650 lbs (probably more) and I weigh 200 lbs, ramp was fine. It folds in half for easy storage and has a reasonable footprint. There is no assembly required. I suspect I will have this ramp for a very long time. I am completely satisfied with my purchase.Ramp comes with an inexpensive looking ratchet tie down strap as well. Instructions provided suggest you use this to strap the ramp to something metal on your vehicle to prevent the ramp from kicking out on you as you load/unload. It might be worth purchasing a strap that is a little higher quality, just to be on the safe side but, I am sure the one that is provided will work if you're in a pinch.

When I measured the ramp length it was less than the advertised 94". I hoped this ramp was long enough to be able to push/roll my medium size sport bike (R6) to the bed of the truck, but it was too steep (short) for my neighbor and I to be able to push the bike up the ramp, and the ramp is too narrow to safely ride the bike up the ramp. I had to use the Black Widow hitch carrier to transport my bike because that carrier's ramp is less steep. I will not be buying from seller Rage Powersports again, and do not recommend that seller. Unless you are loading into a low height trailer, I do not recommend this ramp for loading into a pickup truck bed.

This ramp is sweet! It came on time and was fully assembled. Its super wide so you can walk up and down it with your bike or you can ride right up it if you're careful not to ram the back of your cab. I am totally happy with it. Its worth the money even if you just have a dirt bike to load because it takes a lot of the hassle out of going riding. I've only had it a few weeks and I've already had a couple of my buddies that I met out at the trails borrow it to load/unload their bikes because it is so much easier to use than the little ones.

I already own a larger version from the same manufacturer and was hoping a smaller lighter version would work but it did not so I am just using a portion of my original ramp and NO QUESTIONS asked they gave me a free refund I only lost the freight both ways but that's fine because it was my error not theirs. Good seller and Amazon.MW

Great ramp. Strong, sturdy, and mine came assembled, maybe they all do but there's assembly instructions. The strap is important and easy to hook up. I Couldn't be happier. I even used it to unload my new portable generator which I could not have done by myself. I just hooked up the ramp to the tail gate and pulled the generator down a little at a time. I have a Kawasaki KLR 650 and this ramp is what I needed. And it's not really that heavy for something being rated at around 1500 pounds. Thanks........