An excellent bike ramp

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Edited Date/Time 10/27/2020 10:46am
I saw this on an Instagram ad and wondered why I never thought of it. One side is a normal bike ramp and the other side has treads like a step stool. I ordered one on Monday and it was delivered by Friday. Prefect for wet days with muddy boots. Unfortunately I don't have any connection to this company (wish I did), but this may be the perfect ramp. Two sizes, one for taller trucks.. Even has a latch and a handle.





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Hollywood007 10/25/2020 3:29pm
10/25/2020 3:29pm
whats the price on it?

for the money I still think its hard to beat the $40 harbor freight ramp, but if the price is right
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Hollywood007 wrote:
whats the price on it?

for the money I still think its hard to beat the $40 harbor freight ramp, but if the price is right
https://stepramp.com/
looks like it's on sale for $299.00 but on back order.
longer version is on sale for $349.00 in stock
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berm surfer 10/25/2020 3:44pm
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Those type of ramps have been around for a long time. They are great!
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MelonFan123 10/25/2020 4:13pm
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If you want to load two bikes, what do you do for the bike on the left?
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Holigan 10/25/2020 4:22pm
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MelonFan123 wrote:
If you want to load two bikes, what do you do for the bike on the left?
Load the one on the left first
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MelonFan123 wrote:
If you want to load two bikes, what do you do for the bike on the left?
Holigan wrote:
Load the one on the left first
BRILLIANT!
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Motoxdoc 10/25/2020 5:56pm
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That thing looks trick, but a little cumbersome to store in the truck if you're already packed tight. I use a Ready Ramp that doubles as a bed extender with my tailgate down. It increases my storage capacity, I don't need a place to store it and it's wide enough to ride my bike into the bed of my truck...as long as I have about 15 yards to get my speed up in a stabilized straight line, so-to-speak. lol.


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MotoTribology 10/26/2020 5:58am
10/26/2020 5:58am
Looks great if everything goes great. Those gaps seem a little big to me though. One slip though and eeehck Pinch

I can easily see trying to run up it and either missing a step, or slipping off the trailing edge of one of those steps. That would result in a lot of pain. For the clumsy people like myself, that thing would cause a lot of pain Shocked

That being said, for people who can walk and chew gum at the same time, the design is nice and compact and looks great.
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TT Special 10/26/2020 6:43am
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they need to add another e to the name
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Dirty Points 10/26/2020 7:05am
10/26/2020 7:05am
Why does the load height on 2wd pickups keep getting higher? Why do we need a flight of stairs to get in the damn things?
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powertrip456 10/26/2020 11:25am
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Motoxdoc wrote:
That thing looks trick, but a little cumbersome to store in the truck if you're already packed tight. I use a Ready Ramp that doubles as...
That thing looks trick, but a little cumbersome to store in the truck if you're already packed tight. I use a Ready Ramp that doubles as a bed extender with my tailgate down. It increases my storage capacity, I don't need a place to store it and it's wide enough to ride my bike into the bed of my truck...as long as I have about 15 yards to get my speed up in a stabilized straight line, so-to-speak. lol.


I run a ReadyRamp that I’ve had for probably 15 years. I love that thing. I’ve since switched trucks and lost the clips to make it a tailgate extender... but it’s still a great ramp.
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Lightning78 10/26/2020 11:46am
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I'm tall enough I just get a rolling start and by the time the bike hits the ramp I'm not even pushing.....I take my right hand off the bars and guide it in holding the gas cap.
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I ride mine up. No need
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Falcon 10/26/2020 12:58pm
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I just place my stand behind the truck - instant step stool.
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Hey y'all, I'm actually the marketing director/GM for Step Ramp. Appreciate the kind words! Just thought I'd pop in to see if anyone had any questions about the ramp.

Cheers!
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skeef 10/27/2020 10:26am
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timramp wrote:
Hey y'all, I'm actually the marketing director/GM for Step Ramp. Appreciate the kind words! Just thought I'd pop in to see if anyone had any questions...
Hey y'all, I'm actually the marketing director/GM for Step Ramp. Appreciate the kind words! Just thought I'd pop in to see if anyone had any questions about the ramp.

Cheers!
Do you make one that works with street bikes? I have a ninja 400 with a race fairing, It sits a little lower than stock. I've used a friends street bike ramp but it's still a pain to load.
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skeef wrote:
Do you make one that works with street bikes? I have a ninja 400 with a race fairing, It sits a little lower than stock. I've...
Do you make one that works with street bikes? I have a ninja 400 with a race fairing, It sits a little lower than stock. I've used a friends street bike ramp but it's still a pain to load.
Good question! We don't currently make one specifically for street bikes. I know a few people with lower pickups using our 82" ramp, but we worry too much about clearance to endorse it. Our recommendation for the time being is to seek out one of our dealers and ask them to demo one. If you are in the Phoenix area, AEO Powersports in Mesa should have some in stock. Star Island Motorsports in Prescott Valley is another option if you're up there.

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Gworm 10/27/2020 8:21pm
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Pretty cool that your last name is Ramp.
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Dirty Points wrote:
Why does the load height on 2wd pickups keep getting higher? Why do we need a flight of stairs to get in the damn things?
Seriously hard to get rid of my Ranger for this reason. I'm short. With my Ranger I don't need a big step. I can reach the middle of the truck bed from just about any side of the bed. I wish they kept making super small pickups like the Ranger.
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Hollywood007 wrote:
whats the price on it?

for the money I still think its hard to beat the $40 harbor freight ramp, but if the price is right

Are they still making the $40 harbor freight ramp?

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mooch 11/9/2023 10:50am
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@Holigan , possibly this pic is deceiving but is the incline steep enough that it's hard to push up the incline?  Is the one in your pic the short or longer one?  I've been thinking about one of these. 

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Holigan 11/9/2023 11:00am
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mooch wrote:
@Holigan , possibly this pic is deceiving but is the incline steep enough that it's hard to push up the incline?  Is the one in your...

@Holigan , possibly this pic is deceiving but is the incline steep enough that it's hard to push up the incline?  Is the one in your pic the short or longer one?  I've been thinking about one of these. 

ramp.png?VersionId=E pJSN5dFTsCrGrtDtqRRV

That is the longer one, on the back of a F150 4x4. Not to steep, one person can load without help.

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Gravel 11/9/2023 11:05am
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Am I the only one who walks along side the bike with it running in 1st gear so the bike climbs the ramp itself? Bikes are pretty good at climbing hills, let it do the work for you! Even easier if you’re running an auto-clutch. 

That looks like a great ramp, the steps are brilliant. I’m using a harbor freight aluminum quad ramp, it’s pretty good but it’s hard to keep a solid footing on the thing. 

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FilthyGrungy 11/9/2023 12:30pm
11/9/2023 12:30pm

These ramps are legit. Wish I would’ve bought one years ago. 

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Motoxdoc wrote:
That thing looks trick, but a little cumbersome to store in the truck if you're already packed tight. I use a Ready Ramp that doubles as...
That thing looks trick, but a little cumbersome to store in the truck if you're already packed tight. I use a Ready Ramp that doubles as a bed extender with my tailgate down. It increases my storage capacity, I don't need a place to store it and it's wide enough to ride my bike into the bed of my truck...as long as I have about 15 yards to get my speed up in a stabilized straight line, so-to-speak. lol.


powertrip456 wrote:
I run a ReadyRamp that I’ve had for probably 15 years. I love that thing. I’ve since switched trucks and lost the clips to make it...
I run a ReadyRamp that I’ve had for probably 15 years. I love that thing. I’ve since switched trucks and lost the clips to make it a tailgate extender... but it’s still a great ramp.

ReadyRamp sells replacement hardware packs that include the straps.

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WFO Dave 11/9/2023 1:45pm
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Had mine for a couple of years. Wish I would have invented it!

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mooch wrote:
@Holigan , possibly this pic is deceiving but is the incline steep enough that it's hard to push up the incline?  Is the one in your...

@Holigan , possibly this pic is deceiving but is the incline steep enough that it's hard to push up the incline?  Is the one in your pic the short or longer one?  I've been thinking about one of these. 

ramp.png?VersionId=E pJSN5dFTsCrGrtDtqRRV

Holigan wrote:

That is the longer one, on the back of a F150 4x4. Not to steep, one person can load without help.

This picture is a bit deceptive. Maybe the angle of the picture or a lifted truck? We have the longer step ramp on my stock f150 and it’s not that steep at all. I’ve spent a ton of money on this sport over the years. These ramps are some of the best money I’ve spent. 

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