Titan Ramps9' Heavy-Duty Arched Motorcycle Loading Ramp - 900 lb. Capacity

I have used this ramp 6 times.One of the welds on a rung already broke.Update. I sent a picture of the problem and I am being informed that it will take 30-45 days for a decision to be made.Maybe I'm missing something; their product is defective and broke within 6 uses over approximately 4 months time.Refund or replace seem to be the only choices.DONT BUY THESE RAMPS

Heavy duty stuff. I have no problem loading my 700 pounds bike on my pick up using this. Would have felt more secure if it was little more wide but it does well what it is supposed to do.

It does the job. Use to load my scooter into the back of truck. Cold be used for a much heavier bike. The length is good, not so steep.

Even though VERY heavy and clunky, extremely solid and trustworthy ramp. I was loading my Yamaha R6 racebike with it since this was nice and wide and long, with no flex, but is overkill. I will get something smaller since it takes up so much space when folded in the truck bed.

I'm glad I went with these slightly heavier Titan ramps - they are so much more stable than my friend's aluminum ramp. If you've got a bike that weighs more 300 lbs I go with Titan - the extra dollars and 20 pounds are worth it and may save you from injury.

use it to get my DRZ400 and SV1000S in/out of the bed of a lifted Silverado. It's heavier, of course, than my aluminium ramps but this thing doesn't flex scary-like in the way the lighter ramp does. I've since switched to this one 'cause it's a no-brainer and easy enough for one person to handle.

This is a nice long ramp that the does the job but weighs a lot given that it's made of aluminum.

Exactly what I was looking for. The length decreases the angle to make it more manageable.