agree the metal ramps are the siznit.
Talking how to salvage the wood ramp.
Another design is turning the 2x6 vertical, like a flooring joist. Again using Plywood to make the ramp wide and stable. This time mount the 2x6" to extend past the middle section of ply by 12-18". Position the 2x6 to interlace with the other 2x6"s. Going to overlap 2x6 on one half right next to other half 2x6. Drill one hole towards the end on the extended 2x6 and through the 2x6 its laping.
In other words - there is two half's of the ramp. Ply and 2x6 screwed together. the middle section has 2x6 extended 12-18" beyond the ply. These extensions are positioned to set next to the other half's 2x6. Going to piece these halfs together and bolt the extended 2x6 to other halfs 2x6.
Means there is only four bolts to assemble to extend the ramp. Obviously the ramp on the ground requires the 2x6 to be angle cut. The Tailgate Ramp jigs can be mounted on a beef up Plywood end using a flat section of 2x6 or 2x4.
Dropping a bike and damaging it will make you wish you put a crowbar in your wallet and got yourself some real ramps. The two ramp setup works really well. They should be long or arched or both. Walk up the left one while the pushing the bike up the right one.

not sure if it's a bad pic, but I don't see the hinges in your wooden ramp![]()
That's because there aren't any. It's a 10 foot long shop ramp that works really well. Kinda like a long surfboard. It's not meant for transport, just loading and unloading customer bikes.

That's because there aren't any. It's a 10 foot long shop ramp that works really well. Kinda like a long surfboard. It's not meant for transport, just loading and unloading customer bikes.
So then where do the hinges go?![]()



Jeebus, you got you one of them there INVISIBLE homemade hinged ramps!Suck it, internet.
Suck it, internet.

So what did you end up doing for a ramp?
Im sure you can find someone to help you with a ramp to get it on the bed, maybe even for a six pack. In my opinion, getting the bike off is much easier. I shared this before, but I used tree stumps...
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So what did you end up doing for a ramp?
only took 8 days to load a bike, thats gotta be a record or something![]()


