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[Titanic Tiff]

I was just outside today getting my Busa out of hibernation, when I began thinking about taking it to Myrtle Beach later this year. I noticed that the tailgate of the Titan is a lot higher than my old 4x2 hardbody truck. I currentlly use a 6ft ramp for loading and unloading, but the Titan's tailgate is almost 4ft high which means that I'll need a much longer ramp.

I was wondering if any of you guys know where I can get a long and wide ramp that would allow me to walk beside the bike as I was loading it. I'm thinking some sort of ATV loading ramp would be perfect. I have seen some ramps made of aluminum that fold in the middle for easier storage, but I can't remember where it was.

What do you guys currently use? Have you loaded your bike in your Titan yet?

[stevnmd]

http://www.atvramps.com/oxlite_dual_ramps.htm

I've heard good things about these. They also have a triple ramp system..

[TIGHTN]

Originally Posted by Titanic Tiff

What do you guys currently use? Have you loaded your bike in your Titan yet?

It's higher than my old truck but I only load Motocross bikes so I use the 6' single ramp and a crate or something to step on while walking the bike up.

[BigSkyLLC]

we just ride our dirtbikes up.

[Titanic Tiff]

Thanks Stevnmd for the site. It looks exactly like what I was looking for, but the ramps seem kind of pricey to me. I'll keep looking around and hopefully I will be able to find something that I can use.

[JasonsTiller]

just backup somewhere so the back end dips and makes the height less, like in a ditch or a curb

[Farmer Fred]

I use an 8' 2 X 12 with ends from RamParts. I painted it with sand paint to make it less slippery. The tailgate looks a little taller than on my GMC, but not too much more.

[Titanic Tiff]

Yeah, that's what I am using also. 6 foot 2x12's with the rampart ends. I definitely need a ramp about 10' long, so it will need to fold in the middle for storage. I'm leaning towards the "Big Boy" ramps from atvramps.com, but I just didn't want to pay $269.99 for some ramps.