http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6HX-PJH5GI

Here ya go... easy way to load with out ramps.....

 

damm he did itwithout crashing too....lol that can't be good for the tail gate tho

 

Naaaaa it only works with 2 smokes

 

If you look real close the tailgate is already starting to look like the letter U. No thanks, besides that only works on low truck beds, on a real truck like mine you would have to use a staircase of tires.



Only two more years and its all mine. I swear this time I'm not getting another truck. I'm tired of payments. After all its a Diesel with only 100,000 miles on it. That's like 10,000 miles on a gas engine. Plus living only two miles from work and town I think I can keep the mileage down even farther.

 

Wasn't there a ramp right next to where he thrashed the bike onto the tailgate?
What a tool!

 

yeah i know what you mean deej. our truck is the sam way. nice going on the DODGE, DODGE rules. is that a cummins.

 

In the long run he'll spend 10 times more in rear window glass than a nice set of ramps. [&:]

 

Hmmmm.....nice helmet too.....guess he keeps it next to the ramp.....

 

Yes it's the 24 valve The earlier models with the 12 valve motors are good also, and with them you can change the HP just by moving a block in the fuel pump. I talked to a guy last year at the boat launch that is a mechanic and he said on the 12 valve motor he changed the block or the position and gained 100 hp. If I wanted to do that I would have to buy something electronic.

 

I used to do something similar. I would setup my ramp and thenride my heavy old 2 smoke dual sport up the ramp. I added a strap to the ramp when I under estimated once and gassed it on the ramp. The ramp flew out from the spiningtireand left me in a situation similar to the video, except I didn't make it. Still seemed safer than running atthe ramp, by myself, with both hands on the handle bars. I would have to let gowith one as the bike went up and guide it and then jump in all in one motion.


And yes, I always wore my helmet.