Bikeloader - how easy is this !

[@rotten55100]

Hi Richard Thanks for your positive response. The Bikeloader and the Rampage work on a similar principle, but are a lot different in design I have seen Rampage in Australia, so I know the difference is design in quite different

[@richiebeardmusic]

Very nice rig!

[@baggins919]

very nice just like a home made version of the the Rampage professional bike loader DERRRRRRRR

[@iwens1966]

The bike has a motor and wheels. RIDE IT TO YOUR DESTINATION!

[@aaktow]

excellent product but wouldn't it be better to have a dual bike lift instead of one. the ute seems wide enough for two bikes. i can see great potential sales for a dual lift

[@davidmingee3153]

Interested .. how much ?

[@HarleyFirestorm]

What you talking about the ramp or the Harley ;).

[@deathtrap68]

i would like to be a product tester for this, it would sell really good here in nebraska Also how does it mount to the truck?

[@HarleyFirestorm]

In all fairness I suppose this would be aimed at people doing bike pickup/drop as a living, which is happening a lot in the UK.

[@FourFingersofDeath]

If you visit the site, it explains how two can be mounted on the back of a one tonner/ute/trailer. Aussie,Aussie, Aussie! Oi! Oi! Oi!

[@BullsEyeRocker]

looks like my harley night train!

[@tysonkobi]

So what came first...'The bike loader" or "The Rampage"...the concept/design is exactly the same??? Interesting to see who is ripping off who? great idea though......

[@rp4489]

Cost same as a trailer?

[@Gennyred33]

I have no use for a loader that costs more than my bike is worth. I don't have a flatbed either!

[@nismofury]

How much is this? Why not just put air bags in the rear to drop the bed. That costs around $250-$450

[@wmgthilgen]

It's ironic that mos5 of these dudes hwve tats and or shirts that say "Born to Ride", and then haul the dam bike every where.

[@ilnaroliveira]

Parabéns

[@9carcottrell246]

I use my trailer so much easier and don't have to worry about dead battery either

[@timothyanderson3042]

Amazing all this shit you don’t need ride the bike

[@Andrea.Gandalf]

very bad solution, too much work, everything at risk, I have the x-tralift system, it is the best ever, I have been using it for 15 years, I have never had problems, I only use the remote control and in 30 seconds it can be loaded or unloaded

[@rotten55100]

But heaps safer than anything you have got, to load a bike weighing more than 300kgs. Have been selling 1 bikeloader every 2 months, for the last 5 years. Make sure you are all talking about the same BIKELOADER product, and not some rough home made crap. Bikeloader is nothing like a RAMPAGE, but then, you do not seem too smart anyway. Have no warranty claims since the first one was made and sold 10 years ago.

[@richiebeardmusic]

Ralph Lester no disrespect brother, but your Bike Loader and the Rampage are very similar. I personally like the bike loader based only on seeing each in a video. I am a big fan of aluminum.

[@redneckhippiefreak]

That's a lot of trouble that an aluminum ramp can solve easily