X-Ramp

Bike trailors are not cheap, but for back-up on trips and travelling to really far-off places, you kinda need them. They also need a yearly licence . . tyres . . . and storage space.

I came across this alternative . . . the X-Ramp

 

Supplied with a mounting fitting, the space saving storage of the X-Ramp is definately one of the big advantages for me.

 

 

 

Fitting the X-Ramp was real easy. Bolts are supplied with the X-Ramp.

The ramp makes loading real easy and this can be done single handed, although a second pair of hands will make life easier with the strapping.

With the first try, I strapped the bike to tight, compressing the shocks too much. It's not necessary, you just want to keep the bike upright. Might get myself a fork saver for the front wheel.

 

I used ratchet straps, but on second thought, proper cam lock straps might be a better option, simply because of easier unstrapping.

 

I took a drive with the bike on the X-Ramp on the farm. First few minutes was nerve racking, getting used to the bikes slight movement in the mirrors. After a while I became more confidant that everything will hold up fine.

 

Still need more experience with the X-Ramp, but so far I'm very pleased with this product.