Aside from making it look easy, dude you are strong as hell ! lol. New rider, no experience whatsoever w/ loading a bike so...can't say I'm ready for this process / method lol. Thanks for the video tho !!! Will add it to the memory in a time of need.
Thank you so much dude, had to load my bike at 6am in the morning last weekend with no ramp and this helped a ton. But definitely harder to do when you’re a buck fifty and have a lifted truck 😂
I used the same method on my RMZ450 when I first brought it home with no problems, and I’m only 5’7 @ 150lbs 🤷🏼♂️ Granted, my Hitch Mounted Carrier is MUCH easier for loading/unloading but, it’s nice to know that if I HAVE to use the “Solo with no ramp” method I can without issue 👍🏻
I'm 5' 11", 120 lbs and I definitely can't lift my wr250r (300 lbs ish) into a truck bed. I actually knocked it over in my garage trying to pick up the front end. I barely got it off the ground before basically tackling the bike through my workbench. I wish it was on video. It probably looked hilarious.
I'm 5'10" 210 lbs and 54 yrs. Had shoulder, right middle finger and thumb surgery on 4/30/19. Just used this method to transport Husky te300i to a garage for storage. It's not easy but just go slow and USE YOUR LEGS. It you try and cowboy it your fucked. Good Luck
i have ramps, and yea, its a process, unfold them, strap them to hitch so they dont slide, slowly guide bike down, unstrap ramps, fold up, store in back of truck and need to lock up while riding. is it difficult? no, but this method i fine easier, quicker, and just less equipment. especially if you just go a slight decline. he could have reduced the height of this entire process by the looks of it by just moving his truck a few inches forward too.
I do this but instead of loading in the center of the bed, do it near the side so I can walk it in once it’s in the truck. I have tie-downs ready in bed and hook one to the handlebar and lean the bike away. Then I get in the bed, center the bike and secure it with both tie-downs.
When I was 19 I was a college athlete in amazing shape and very strong. I ruptured a disc in my low back doing this and now Im 43 and just had my 5th back surgery. Get a ramp. Get help. Don't risk your back.
Notice this is done before the ride. He has to do 5 hours of hard riding and forearm pump before he is proving something here. LOL HE IS IN THE DRIVEWAY.... boom as he says.... boom...
I weigh 150 and I got a yz450f steel frame barley have arms.. trying to do the first part getting the front tire up lmao I can almost do it ,just need to lift it a couple more inches , Edit I got bike on by myself , getting the front tire up is the easy part JS lmao and when you have a lifted truck on top of it. It kinda sucks , but oh well
For those commenting about they can't do this coz they're weak or something, u probably shouldn't even own a dirtbike in the first place. (No offense, but its for your own good). Trust me on this, u gotta be at least strong to own a dirtbike. My cousin is 5'7 and weighs 120-125 lbs, owns a 250cc dirtbike, there's a time wherein he took the wrong dirt turn on a berm and he had fallen off his bike, he couldn't stand up after the bike has fallen over his left leg and needed my help just to stand the bike up. He's ok for the most part but he got bruises on his thighs and surprisingly, no broken bones coz I guess nothing hit his leg coz the handlebar was in the way except that his own bike was just heavy probably weighing around 150 kgs which is literally 3 times his own weight. If ur weak, better just get a mountain bike.
@@tarbosa5071 if ur trying to diss me about not being in a mtb park, guess again buddy. I am an mtb enduro guy. Also, wtf is the connection between being that you should be more than enough physically able to handle a dirtbike and going to an mtb park? Tf is ur point?
@@sramvokermvp278 You said: If ur weak, better just get a mountain bike sounds like you are dissing mountain bike riders by saying they are weak? does it not
I am a new rider, so new I havent even rode the bike I purchased yet. I have the same truck and bought a WR250r today. The owner had a ramp and when I got it home I watched this video a few times and than attempted it. It not only tore the top of the tailgate up on my truck but the bike turned while pulling off the tailgate and landed on my leg, busted up my elbow falling backwards, my knee has a big scrape and big bruise I have a huge bump sticking out if my shin and Im pretty sure my ankle is broken. In fact I drove myself to the ER early but didn’t get the Xrays because they were short staff and the wait (In ER) would have been over an hour. I am self treating it for tonight and it hurts. I do not recommend this to anyone - Its dangerous. I am 6’ 180 pounds and in good shape but 300 pounds dropping on your leg is 300 pounds dropping on your leg..… What a bummer… Laying in bed with my leg raised and iced typing this. One error and you could end up like I just did. 🤷♂️
Looks to me using a ramp is a multi-process time consuming pain in the ass compared to this method. I'll probably ditch my ramp if this method is as easy as it looks.
Looks easy... well see how easy it is when my twig arms do it in 2 hours
I understand that bro 😂
😂😂
So was it possible 🤔
@@zeusgutierrez262 he got heart attack so we will probably never hear back from him
😂😂😂
Aside from making it look easy, dude you are strong as hell ! lol. New rider, no experience whatsoever w/ loading a bike so...can't say I'm ready for this process / method lol. Thanks for the video tho !!! Will add it to the memory in a time of need.
Just takes coordination and practice. You just gotta pull it up to the truck and give it a try you’ll figure it out
Thank you so much dude, had to load my bike at 6am in the morning last weekend with no ramp and this helped a ton. But definitely harder to do when you’re a buck fifty and have a lifted truck 😂
Me right now lol
I have a 400+ pound bike and a 3.5 foot high tailgate. I weigh 120 pounds. I don't think this will work for me, but thanks for making the video.
why do you feel the need to own a 400 lb bike? compensating for something?
@@cody5495 it's from the 80s and it's a dog, but I recently got a newer 2 stroke.
Lmfao same. Also 400lb wtf bike is it?
@@cody5495 my CBR is about 400lbs dry. Had to load it in the truck yesterday just wish I looked up this video first
@@cody5495 Exactly
Salute to you for how easy u made it look
Looks easy is easy I am alone and wanna go ride my 125 just used this video got it right in my truck not any problems thanks bud
You're biceps are bigger than my entire torso, but these tips are still helpful. Thanks!
This was what i was looking for thanks you're great mind...
It helps that you're a big dude. Good tutorial.
Impressive! Thanks for the help.
Made that look easy my guy 💪🏽. Used this method with my crf450. Lifting was easy getting it high enough due to hieght was the tricky part haha
Thanks VINCENT I’m definitely going to practice that
Never seen anyone do this alone . I have done with 2 people and I got to say this is dope and I will try on my 450.
nice... best video I've seen on this topic... tks
First step: Be a seasoned dead lifter .
U made that look so easy
Now I know why the rear shock linkage hangs down below the swing arm. It hooks onto the tailgate when you’re loading without ramps.
''The trick is to lift with your back.'' - Peter Griffin
Very easy, thanks a bunch
Good video thanks. I rate it 5 stars
I used the same method on my RMZ450 when I first brought it home with no problems, and I’m only 5’7 @ 150lbs 🤷🏼♂️
Granted, my Hitch Mounted Carrier is MUCH easier for loading/unloading but, it’s nice to know that if I HAVE to use the “Solo with no ramp” method I can without issue 👍🏻
That was crazy simple, but not everyone is a Hercules like you.
I'm 5' 11", 120 lbs and I definitely can't lift my wr250r (300 lbs ish) into a truck bed. I actually knocked it over in my garage trying to pick up the front end. I barely got it off the ground before basically tackling the bike through my workbench. I wish it was on video. It probably looked hilarious.
nice one!
Thanks!
Holy shit your the man I don’t know if I can do that I’m 5 foot 8 170 53 years old but I’m going to try
I'm 5'10" 210 lbs and 54 yrs. Had shoulder, right middle finger and thumb surgery on 4/30/19. Just used this method to transport Husky te300i to a garage for storage. It's not easy but just go slow and USE YOUR LEGS. It you try and cowboy it your fucked. Good Luck
Nice
Excellent man...👍👍👍
How about regular cruiser bike?
This is how I load and unload my bike, after a longer day of riding I don’t look forward to it lol to suborn to buy a ramp though
wish i watched this before i unloaded my first bike, I almost got crushed unloading it.
The trick is, as with anything else in this life, to be really fn powerful.
muy bueno
Wow, i mean that's just... wow
Cool guy alert. Was hoping this guy was gonna try and lift from the front fender.
i have ramps, and yea, its a process, unfold them, strap them to hitch so they dont slide, slowly guide bike down, unstrap ramps, fold up, store in back of truck and need to lock up while riding. is it difficult? no, but this method i fine easier, quicker, and just less equipment. especially if you just go a slight decline. he could have reduced the height of this entire process by the looks of it by just moving his truck a few inches forward too.
I do this but instead of loading in the center of the bed, do it near the side so I can walk it in once it’s in the truck. I have tie-downs ready in bed and hook one to the handlebar and lean the bike away. Then I get in the bed, center the bike and secure it with both tie-downs.
Sweet. Now do it with a T7. :)
So butch..so handsome..but yet so gentle
You da man -
I usually just let it slide down and let it rip of the plastic from the tailgait when im unloading
Hahahahahahahah
He will be the next WWF champion of the world 🏆
I used to do this lol
Wish I could do that with my low rider 😬
"I lift things up and down, look..."
I slipped a disc watching this.
This is usually how I do it, same thing with atvs, gotta get it close to the truck though then back truck up, not good for carbs
wait till this dude is about 60 and then all that lifting pain will never go away...
When I was 19 I was a college athlete in amazing shape and very strong. I ruptured a disc in my low back doing this and now Im 43 and just had my 5th back surgery.
Get a ramp. Get help. Don't risk your back.
An easy way of your a monster haha 😂
KLR 650 ?
That was pretty fuckin impressive
Notice this is done before the ride. He has to do 5 hours of hard riding and forearm pump before he is proving something here. LOL HE IS IN THE DRIVEWAY.... boom as he says.... boom...
i guess this is how superman loads his truck to his UFO.
Doesn't that hurt your back?
Nice strong. But i can't carry my hypermotard
Back when I was younger...
First step#1. Have forearms as big as a horses leg#2 then lift and repeat
Next Vid, How i move refrigerators upstairs by myself.
I weigh 150 and I got a yz450f steel frame barley have arms.. trying to do the first part getting the front tire up lmao I can almost do it ,just need to lift it a couple more inches ,
Edit I got bike on by myself , getting the front tire up is the easy part JS lmao and when you have a lifted truck on top of it. It kinda sucks , but oh well
Try it on Rusi KRY150
👍
Show me how to do this with a crf250L
I ain’t that stronk
Easy now, hard later. This is an easy way to herniate a disc actually
Helps to be tall.. at 5'8" I can hardly load one with a ramp.
kdxkyle Midget
I’m an inch taller, no problem here.
I use two ramps side by side. Walk up one while pushing bike up on the other
Come on dude I'm 5'4 and I can it's easy
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Can you do the same with a harley?
No
Only if you're Patrick Baboumian
Title should be .""" HOW TO GET A HERNIA EASILY """""
1 Weigh as much as the bike
2 Be in excellent shape
3 Be 30 years old
4 Have chiropractor on hands-free dial up.
Couldn't you just pop the clutch and get the bike into it to balance point, Then just ride the rest of the way up the truck?
For those commenting about they can't do this coz they're weak or something, u probably shouldn't even own a dirtbike in the first place.
(No offense, but its for your own good).
Trust me on this, u gotta be at least strong to own a dirtbike.
My cousin is 5'7 and weighs 120-125 lbs, owns a 250cc dirtbike, there's a time wherein he took the wrong dirt turn on a berm and he had fallen off his bike, he couldn't stand up after the bike has fallen over his left leg and needed my help just to stand the bike up.
He's ok for the most part but he got bruises on his thighs and surprisingly, no broken bones coz I guess nothing hit his leg coz the handlebar was in the way except that his own bike was just heavy probably weighing around 150 kgs which is literally 3 times his own weight.
If ur weak, better just get a mountain bike.
lol what 250cc weighs 150kg
If ur weak, better just get a mountain bike?
Said by someone that has never been at a mountain bike park? lol
@@tarbosa5071 if ur trying to diss me about not being in a mtb park, guess again buddy. I am an mtb enduro guy. Also, wtf is the connection between being that you should be more than enough physically able to handle a dirtbike and going to an mtb park? Tf is ur point?
@@dizza1993 lets see u try to lift a 150 kg object up in the air then.
@@sramvokermvp278 You said: If ur weak, better just get a mountain bike
sounds like you are dissing mountain bike riders by saying they are weak? does it not
Instructions unclear, couldn’t load my yz426f in my 8” lifted truck on 37’s
i workout with moderate strength (I can bench press just over 200 pounds), but my bike is a 1000 cc yamaha R1 & would kill me dead if i tried this...
I tried to load my klx230s this way, but it was too heavy for me...hahaha. I am getting old...52
I am a new rider, so new I havent even rode the bike I purchased yet. I have the same truck and bought a WR250r today. The owner had a ramp and when I got it home I watched this video a few times and than attempted it. It not only tore the top of the tailgate up on my truck but the bike turned while pulling off the tailgate and landed on my leg, busted up my elbow falling backwards, my knee has a big scrape and big bruise I have a huge bump sticking out if my shin and Im pretty sure my ankle is broken. In fact I drove myself to the ER early but didn’t get the Xrays because they were short staff and the wait (In ER) would have been over an hour. I am self treating it for tonight and it hurts. I do not recommend this to anyone - Its dangerous. I am 6’ 180 pounds and in good shape but 300 pounds dropping on your leg is 300 pounds dropping on your leg..… What a bummer… Laying in bed with my leg raised and iced typing this. One error and you could end up like I just did. 🤷♂️
Does someone need there mommy
@@twathammerracing What a foolish remark. Yes I need my mommy, always.
@@twathammerracing alright mr tough guy i wanna see you handle that lol
Good stuff for healthy and strong. However if you’re old you’re not best Ock.... lol
I gotta show my wife this video. It takes her forever to load my bike in my truck. smh
You made good expectation but in reality this was pain
Oh, so you just lift the bike into back. Got it.
Looking a dangerous idea.. accident may happen with heavier bike !
Okay what if youre not the hulk
Now how do I do it if I have a 6 inch lift
Wheelie the bike up into it. Or back your truck against a berm or hill.
Or surreptitiously use a grocery store's loading dock if it has a ramp.
wE ALL AINT STRONG AS YOU mann!!
And have a back spasm and spend the next two hours trying to get back in the house.
I can deadlift 240 And I can’t load my xr650r into my 73 Ford too heavy
Stonks
Man bikes are easy as hell to steal after seeing this I guess you have to lock it to something
This is how I load my Harley’s like a man 👨
How to get a hernia at home
Buy a ramp its inexpensive!
This will work with a MX bike, but not happening with a modern 300lb dual sport... but who wants to ride one of those clunkers!
See kim
No way I’m doin that with my 250
Can afford a 40K truck but not a ramp
Looks to me using a ramp is a multi-process time consuming pain in the ass compared to this method. I'll probably ditch my ramp if this method is as easy as it looks.
Its not.
In the beginning he says he forgot his ramps and had to improvise, he just thought it would be nice to show us how..
200 lbs
Next Vid, Dont waste time jacking your jeep when you can just lift it by hand.
Now let’s see you load it into a truck with a 6 inch lift
easy to do when you are built like a Grizzly Bear....
I couldn’t do this with my 230f it’s a fatty!
Just buy a ramp.
Or better yet... a van!!
You get to load up the night before and nobody nicks your bike!!
This just turned into a $60,000 hobby real quick