FOLDING RAMP
- 600 lb. capacity
- Coated ramp lip for safe, no-scratch use
- Hinge is angled at 4° to aid vehicles with low bodywork or chassis parts
- I-Beam Design
- Made from 6061 T6 Aluminum
BED EXTENDER
- Fast Mounting Strap System Included
- Connects to the stock tailgate hardware
- Two sizes fit over 15 million trucks on the road
- Reversible, use in bed with tailgate up to control cargo
The "Post Mount" hardware is used for all full-sized trucks, except Toyota. We use the existing hardware so no drilling is required. Quick Tip--leave the hardware in place when the ramp's not in use....it will always be in the right place when you need it.
Suggested modifications. Simple, cheap, effective.
Cargo D-ring Anchors, from any hardware store. Now you don't have to wrap your straps around your ramp.
Wet leaves, a carburetor hiccup, a stuck throttle...push your bike up the ramp or you may end up like this guy.
Yup! I use the engine to clutch it up while holding it from the side and, for the time being, a flipped bucket as my step into the truck.
I ride my bike up every time, & have done so for 40 years. Never ever ever had a problem. If you can't ride your bike up a ramp & into the back of a truck, you shouldn't ride.
Hey, bottom line, he got it in the truck!
Whether you've done it 100 times or not, it's not smart to ride your bike up a ramp. Sometimes it works...
If you can't ride your bike into the back of your truck, you shouldn't ride.
The first time I asked my dad "why don't we just ride it up?" He said "only do it if you're going to make it."
Joey Adams
Surprise!!!! Not only are the Black ramps back in stock, they are FULLY ASSEMBLED! No need to build 'em yourself, just buy and use!
Suggested modifications. Simple, cheap, effective.
Cargo D-ring Anchors, from any hardware store. Now you don't have to wrap your straps around your ramp, & not much chance of losing your straps, because they are always with your ramp.
FULLY ASSEMBLED!!!
Kayne Quin
Here's a new black 2017 Ram 1500 with a new black full-sized ReadyRamp. Get that extra bed space that new trucks are adding to the interior!
Motorcycle Consumer News, June 2003
“…Most bed extenders cost $200 plus about $100 for a good ramp, so the ReadyRamp’s price seems quite fair. We recommend it…”
Dirt Rider
“10 out of 10 rating”
TransWorld Motocross, August 2002
“8 out of 10” “…The ReadyRamp is the perfect solution for an age-old problem…”
Motorcyclist, February 2012
“…We don’t say this often, but this product appears to be the shiznit… A must-have for any bike-hauling pickup-truck driver.” Read More
Rider, February 2003
“…After 500 miles of freeway and a scenic detour over some rough desert roads, everything remained in the bed and the ReadyRamp was still held tight by its straps….I give this strong, convenient ramp my , uh, unbending stamp of approval…”
Transworld Motocross, Nov 2005
“10 out of 10”
“…The ReadyRamp set the dirt bike market as its target for their newer, more compact ramp, and it has hit the mark with ease. This is a great concept
Roadracing World, December 2006
“…I found the dual-purpose ramp and bed extender to be worth every penny…”
Super Streetbike, December 2009
“…It’s a ramp and a bed extender in one. Innovative and convenient.”
Super Streetbike, March 2010
“…Ramps can be scary and tricky to use if they are too small, while large and cumbersome ones are equally annoying. The ReadyRamp’s size falls nicely in the middle. When not in use, it easily folds to fit completely within the bed.”