ramps
hey guys i have a gmc sierra, whats the best way to get the klx in the back, what are some ways you guys use? maybe some pics, or a link to a good one?
Buy a folding ramp and you will have no problems. They cost 100.00 even less if you shop around. I use 2 to load my R1, one for the bike and 1 to walk up beside the bike. R1 is 400+ lbs and it's no problem, the klx would be a cake walk and it si better than trying to muscle it in and possibly hurting your back.
I use a ramp made by Fly, $99. It folds in half, works well. I use it now for the KLX. It’s nice to be able to drop the truck off at the mechanics and still have a ride to work. Try that with a Harley or a sport bike! I can load/unload the KLX in a matter of minutes now.

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I use a ramp made by Fly, $99. It folds in half, works well. I use it now for the KLX. It’s nice to be able to drop the truck off at the mechanics and still have a ride to work. Try that with a Harley or a sport bike! I can load/unload the KLX in a matter of minutes now.
I use a ramp made by Fly, $99. It folds in half, works well. I use it now for the KLX. It’s nice to be able to drop the truck off at the mechanics and still have a ride to work. Try that with a Harley or a sport bike! I can load/unload the KLX in a matter of minutes now.

I use a folding ramp that doubles as a tailgate extender. Its a little pricey but works great for our short bed pickups. Here is a ebay link! It really is a quality ramp.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/COMPA...QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/COMPA...QQcmdZViewItem
I traded in my narrow single ramp for one of the tri-fold ramps, I get to try it out this weekend in Sequim at the poker run, but it should be better than the single. Those things can be dangerous.
This is the one I got. And don't forget when you use a ramp, take a ratchet strap and secure it to the hitch or you might get your self into trouble.
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...LD:en%26sa%3DN
This is the one I got. And don't forget when you use a ramp, take a ratchet strap and secure it to the hitch or you might get your self into trouble.

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...LD:en%26sa%3DN


