Pit PossePP2755 Aluminum Folding Truck Ramp for Motorcycle Loading 7.5ft (89") - 750lbs Rated - Includes Bonus Strap Tie-Down - Dirt Street Bike Trailer

used these to load my grizzly 700 that weighs in at 760 lbs. The welds looked good, the length made loading easy and the included attachment straps were easy to use and held the ramps secure. The only thing I added were some washers to the nuts and bolts at the hinges to remove a little play....not necessary but I guess I'm a little anal about things like that. Very satisfied with the purchase and would do it again.

I use this ramp to get my 2022 Yamaha YZ250F and 2014 Honda CRF450R into my lifted Chevy Silverado Truck. It's nice the ramp is longer than most, so it makes getting into tall trucks manageable. I still have to get a running start and step on two dirt bike stands to get my dirt bikes in the lifted truck, but this ramp has worked great so far. If you have a regular truck, it will work even better.

I bought these ramps about a year so it wasn't something that I would do a review on right away. I use them mainly for sport bikes which they can be anywhere from 390 lbs to 500 lbs and so far I haven't had an issue. I believe that these ramps are rated for 750 or 850 lbs I'm not too sure but I know it's over 500 lbs for sure lbs so I'm not really maxing them out which is something you wouldn't wanna do because who want's to drop their bikes and get 'em busted all over, right??My 04 Avalanche is stock beside 20x10 rims on 33s so it's a little bit higher than stock height but never had an issue getting bike loaded or offloaded, given the fact that sport bikes are pretty low. They are pretty light which is something a love about them, so they're always in my truck for any kind of emergencies

I have 2 Oxlite ramps from years ago (Oxlite went out of business) that are also excellent and I compared the Pit Boss to them. The PB ramps are not flimsy, are strong, decent welds, when unfolded are stable. I did tighten the hinge pins a bit to put some tension on opening and closing the ramps. There is a slight bow to the ramp.

Light weight and sturdy. Use this to load up my KTM 450 and CRF 250 into a F150. No issues. Folds and stores nicely.

I have a "trackside" ramp from cycle gear but wanted another one so that I can walk my 600rr up the ramps and onto my pickup (Ram 1500). The Pit Posse ramp looked exactly the same as the trackside ramp and it was cheaper.. so I bought it. At first I thought they were the exact same ramp but the Amazon/pit posse ramp has is a bit more arched than the trackside ramp. This is good if you have a full sized pickup and are worried about the bottom of your sport bike scraping against the tailgate as you load it. There was plenty of clearance. I had zero issues whatsoever loading the bike onto my truck. My only complaint is that the ramp does feel flimsy when standing on it and seems to have a decent amount of flex. I don't think I would trust it at it's 750lb capacity.

I bought these for my 2005 GMC 2500 diesel pickup thats lifted 6" on 33" tires. They work perfect for loading my TRX450er I ride it rite up in the bed without worry. glad i found these. They are light and fold in half so they are easy to move and store. come with a strap so when loading they dont move.

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