Awesome vid Sir . i have almost the same set-up , 2007 Harley ultra , rampage bike lift and long box pick-up . I have had my rampage about 10 years it is a awesome piece .used it in my truck to transport my bike from Ontario Canada to deep south Texas for the past 10 years minus last year due to covid . i decided to build a dedicated trailer for the lift and now i can take the car south . best investment next to the bike in my opinion . cheers , take care and safe riding . Bob
Great video thanks. Going that route ourselves for camping. Another thought on straps. Tank Straps around fender mounts. Bike will go nowhere and allows the bike to ride on its shocks like it should without compressing them. Do a search and see.
Great video, thanks, if u don’t mind a tip, when you use your soft straps to strap down at the triple tree do a loop inside the soft strap so that you have only one loop of the soft strap to hook on to, that way the metal hook of your ratchet tie down doesn’t touch the bike, only fabric material that won’t scratch your bike. Great vid again!
How do you think the Neo Dyne ramp compares to this....the process to load and unload with the Neo Dyne seems a lot simpler...it can load/unload across the tailgate which can be left in place. Has your system proved durable when exposed to the weather over the years ?. Do you have any use safety concerns with your system...risk of pinching a finger when putting those pins in and out if winch was to be accidentally activated possibly in conjunction with a missed process step or mis placed prior pin ?
Great video, thanks for making and sharing. I installed mine with the Rollback kit (extra $800), was quite the pain because I wanted the rollback rails to bolt inside the truck bed indentions, so it took a lot of modifications but in the end was well worth it! Works great and I DONT have to remove the tail gate. The question I have is, what is the manufacture of the soft Toruno cover you have on your truck bed?
That's pretty much what I have in mind. I have a Grand Design 2670MK and I'm pulling it with a Ford F-250 8 ft bed 6.2 ltr gas motor. I'm looking to haul my Electraglide and this looks like the ticket. Now I just have to get my wife up to speed with the gate removal procedure.
Hi and thanks for your comment. Somehow I missed it until this evening. Yes, removing the tailgate is a pain but not a terrible job with two people. I have toyed with ideas of a hand wince crane of some sort, but everything I have come up with so far is more trouble in total than what I have now. Thanks for watching!
Have to admit I had my doubts at the beginning, but that really worked nicely. And you did it with a very heavy bike, so itshould work for anyone. Kudos.
don't like having to remove tailgate. other models you don't have to do that as they have supports running from your trailer hitch to the back support, this eliminating any interference with the tailgate
Thanks for the video, I'm looking to purchase one of these and have a F-350 also. Rampage has a new kit called the rollback kit that enables you to leave the tailgate on and slide the lift out over it. I'm hoping it still works because I have the tailgate like yours with the grab handle pole.
Hello CMA!!! Always a treat to hear from another CMA Member! The Rampage Bike Lift is a great product and it was a great solution until we could get a toy hauler. It you get a used unit, be prepared to make some modifications to the mounting 'ears' that attach to the truck bed. It's possible that they might interfere with structural members supported under the bed. It would be an easy mod but will require a welding unit. That was out experience. We will be in Mena, Arkansas (CMA HQ) in just a few weeks. If you get out there for Colors, be sure and give us a holler! We will be in site B65 from Sept 20 through November 1st (at least)!
Hola hermanos buenas tardes soy Mario Viveros de CMA México del capítulo CDMX hace tiempo que ando buscando un mecanismo como este para transportar mis motocicletas me podrían pasar los datos de la pagina dónde lo vendan y en qué costo está o si hubiera uno usado a la venta. Quedo en espera de sus comentarios Saludos y bendiciones
Hi Julia - that truck was a 2008 Ford F-350. Your best bet is to check Rampage Bike Lifts online but i can tell you that, if you want the tailgate to close you need an 8’ (full size) truck bed. If you have a shorter truck bed, the lift will still work but it will extend over the tailgate and you can’t close it. Also be aware that the mounting ‘ears’ on the bike lift (where the bolts go) could interfere with structural supports on the underside of the bed. This can be worked around but it complicates the install.
Actually, I got mine used for $1200 and the guy installed it in my truck for nothing. That's a rare deal to be sure but if you look around, you can find them.
Awesome vid Sir . i have almost the same set-up , 2007 Harley ultra , rampage bike lift and long box pick-up . I have had my rampage about 10 years it is a awesome piece .used it in my truck to transport my bike from Ontario Canada to deep south Texas for the past 10 years minus last year due to covid . i decided to build a dedicated trailer for the lift and now i can take the car south . best investment next to the bike in my opinion . cheers , take care and safe riding . Bob
Thanks Bev!!
Great video thanks. Going that route ourselves for camping. Another thought on straps. Tank Straps around fender mounts. Bike will go nowhere and allows the bike to ride on its shocks like it should without compressing them. Do a search and see.
Thanks for sharing the details of this ramp. We have definitely thought of something like this so this video is super helpful.
We're glad you found it helpful! We look a long time for this solution and think it's just great.
Just saw this are y’all still with cma I’m member
Great video, thanks, if u don’t mind a tip, when you use your soft straps to strap down at the triple tree do a loop inside the soft strap so that you have only one loop of the soft strap to hook on to, that way the metal hook of your ratchet tie down doesn’t touch the bike, only fabric material that won’t scratch your bike. Great vid again!
Great idea, Carlos. Thanks!!
How do you think the Neo Dyne ramp compares to this....the process to load and unload with the Neo Dyne seems a lot simpler...it can load/unload across the tailgate which can be left in place. Has your system proved durable when exposed to the weather over the years ?. Do you have any use safety concerns with your system...risk of pinching a finger when putting those pins in and out if winch was to be accidentally activated possibly in conjunction with a missed process step or mis placed prior pin ?
Nice. Thanks for the video
Great video, thanks for making and sharing. I installed mine with the Rollback kit (extra $800), was quite the pain because I wanted the rollback rails to bolt inside the truck bed indentions, so it took a lot of modifications but in the end was well worth it! Works great and I DONT have to remove the tail gate. The question I have is, what is the manufacture of the soft Toruno cover you have on your truck bed?
That's pretty much what I have in mind. I have a Grand Design 2670MK and I'm pulling it with a Ford F-250 8 ft bed 6.2 ltr gas motor. I'm looking to haul my Electraglide and this looks like the ticket. Now I just have to get my wife up to speed with the gate removal procedure.
Hi and thanks for your comment. Somehow I missed it until this evening.
Yes, removing the tailgate is a pain but not a terrible job with two people. I have toyed with ideas of a hand wince crane of some sort, but everything I have come up with so far is more trouble in total than what I have now.
Thanks for watching!
@@DriveToRide how's it working out on long rides?
You could leave the tail gate at home or make a place to store it inside the pickup box..
Quite the operation! Very interesting. Thanks for sharing!
thanks for sharing and for showing us how to unload the bike.
Joseph Crawford Thanks for watching Joseph! Rampage makes a great product!
Thanks For Video I Always Wanted See One Work
Glad you liked it!
Brother, Awesome video! I'm with you on scary part but you handle it! Best Regards!
Have to admit I had my doubts at the beginning, but that really worked nicely. And you did it with a very heavy bike, so itshould work for anyone. Kudos.
Thank you very much!
don't like having to remove tailgate. other models you don't have to do that as they have supports running from your trailer hitch to the back support, this eliminating any interference with the tailgate
was wandering if you use any kind of a cover over your bike when driving ??
My bed is 6’4. You think I could still use this set up with my travel trailer?
Bro, your killing your front suspension. Strap around the forks at the fender. Let your suspension bounce!
Thanks for the video, I'm looking to purchase one of these and have a F-350 also. Rampage has a new kit called the rollback kit that enables you to leave the tailgate on and slide the lift out over it. I'm hoping it still works because I have the tailgate like yours with the grab handle pole.
Thanks for the info!
“Helps a lot, when u have it in neutral”😄
Where can I get one of these ramps ?
Talk about teaching an elephant to dance......
Thank you for this video I’ve been thinking of something like this. Also want to say hello to from CMA Tucson AZ.
Hello CMA!!! Always a treat to hear from another CMA Member!
The Rampage Bike Lift is a great product and it was a great solution until we could get a toy hauler. It you get a used unit, be prepared to make some modifications to the mounting 'ears' that attach to the truck bed. It's possible that they might interfere with structural members supported under the bed. It would be an easy mod but will require a welding unit. That was out experience.
We will be in Mena, Arkansas (CMA HQ) in just a few weeks. If you get out there for Colors, be sure and give us a holler! We will be in site B65 from Sept 20 through November 1st (at least)!
Hola hermanos buenas tardes soy Mario Viveros de CMA México del capítulo CDMX hace tiempo que ando buscando un mecanismo como este para transportar mis motocicletas me podrían pasar los datos de la pagina dónde lo vendan y en qué costo está o si hubiera uno usado a la venta.
Quedo en espera de sus comentarios
Saludos y bendiciones
Just make a lift.?. What you got there is a total Jim. Made by Chuck noris. Lolz.!! Look up skip loading . In London. Or British
You could make them for people and make money
what model is your vehicle, does it fit to toyota hilux 3.0D
Hi Julia - that truck was a 2008 Ford F-350. Your best bet is to check Rampage Bike Lifts online but i can tell you that, if you want the tailgate to close you need an 8’ (full size) truck bed. If you have a shorter truck bed, the lift will still work but it will extend over the tailgate and you can’t close it.
Also be aware that the mounting ‘ears’ on the bike lift (where the bolts go) could interfere with structural supports on the underside of the bed. This can be worked around but it complicates the install.
Well we don't have to worry about anybody using that to steal a bike. Plenty of time for cops to pick up donuts and coffee before showing up.
LOL!!
The Mountain Master seems much easier to use.
Hi Mike, I'm not familiar with the Mountain Master but thanks for the option for the other viewers!
Way too hard for me
Technical Jargon = "Yate"ism...…..lol
$ 10000. Dollars.
$ 3,500
Actually, I got mine used for $1200 and the guy installed it in my truck for nothing. That's a rare deal to be sure but if you look around, you can find them.
@@DriveToRide where can I get one ?