Ramp less trailers

[RowBust]

What's your thoughts?

 

[Yinzer Moto]

What's your thoughts?

Like this?

 

[RowBust]

No single bike

 

[JimVonBaden]

They are great, if weight, complexity and cost are not an issue. makes loading super easy and safe.

 

[Alan F.]

Yup, coolest thing I've seen in a while. There are ads on CL for guys using these to respond roadside to bike break-downs.
That'd be a fine way to pay the trailer off.

They're also great for those whose finances and ambition are stronger than their bodies. Never give up & Never Surrender!

 

[Punkinhead]

I've never had a trailer where the deck was high enough that a ramp was an issue. Now, if they could design a pickup truck where the bed lowered to the ground they'd really have something.

 

[EGR]

Sorry, can’t find photos. Designed and built my own twenty plus years ago. Initially for TD bike but can do sport tour size. A zillion miles on the thing now. Entire bed drops dead flat on ground. Guide channel to front chock. Ride in. Get off. Two straps. I do not ride on slab at all. With this trailer can get to the good stuff wherever and be quick to ride always solo. Can operate in much less space without ramp. Definitely advantage IMO.

 

[Punkinhead]

I can see it on a dedicated bike trailer with rails. That style of trailer can be scary because there's no deck to stand on while putting the bike on and tying it down. For a trailer with a deck I'd prefer a ramp.

 

[JimVonBaden]

I like these, also useable for other items.

Great for low bikes as well.

 

[spanky]

I like these, also useable for other items.

Great for low bikes as well.

Interesting. I visited their web site and there's no mention of MC trailers however, I did get excited about their smoker rigs.

 

[Squamch]

This is ramp-less, right?
Technically not a trailer I suppose, but it's flatdeck.