Ramps for Ninja

[crimsonX]

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Looking for a ramp for me to load my Ninja250. Found a site here but not so sure what to pick. Any suggestion is very much appreciated! Thanks... Newbie here.
http://www.hitchanything.com/Motorcycle-Ramps/

 

[Wingboy]

It would help if we knew what you are loading it into.Usually Princess Auto has good buys.If it's going into a full size pickup,you'll need a "humped" ramp.In a minivan,all you need is a friend.

 

[Splash]

I just went to Princess Auto and got one of these

Bought a 2x10 from Home Depot and been using it for 5 years now.

I also bought some skateboard tape (the sandpaper tape stuff) and applied strips on the board.

 

[Zag]

Nice work.

 

[crimsonX]

Nice one you got in there... I'll try to check princess auto and onsaleramps.com to see which one has a better deal.Oh, I'm loading it on f150.

 

[crimsonX]

I checked with princess auto and they really have some good deals unfortunately i already placed an order for this ramp as I am also planning on using it for ATV. Anyway, here's what I decided to pick.
http://www.onsaleramps.com/loading-ramps/atv-ramps/draw-tite-tri-fold-large-aluminum/

 

[ViperZ]

Only Kawi green ramps will work for Ninja. All other bikes work fine with either 2x10 or ramps that are always on sale at Canadian Tire.

 

[OpenGambit]

Looking for a ramp for me to load my Ninja250. Found a site here but not so sure what to pick. Any suggestion is very much appreciated! Thanks... Newbie here.
http://www.hitchanything.com/Motorcycle-Ramps/

For loading into a white van?

 

[Kedo]

For loading into a white van?

:lmao::lmao:

 

[Splash]

I checked with princess auto and they really have some good deals unfortunately i already placed an order for this ramp as I am also planning on using it for ATV. Anyway, here's what I decided to pick.
http://www.onsaleramps.com/loading-ramps/atv-ramps/draw-tite-tri-fold-large-aluminum/

$279.99?? wow...

also they might be too short for your F150. Too Short = too steep.

 

[Rob MacLennan]

These would work, for most purposes. Remember to secure the ramp so that it doesn't move though, before you even think of running a bike up it.

http://www.princessauto.com/pal/pro...00-lb-100-x-12-in.-Arched-Bi-Fold-Steel-Ramps

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