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Ok, nice pics. The angle of the ramp the ditch witch is on, there is NO WAY I would walk my bike up that, it wouldn't work. The lawn tractor pic is a little better of an angle but still a bit to steep for a touring bike. The touring bike pic that you show looks good, but the driveway has a huge decent, perfect for loading a bike, not many people out there has a driveway like that, also the ramp looks like its flexing ALOT and the tailgate looks like the cables are getting ready to snap. Your product looks like its screwed to the tailgate, I don't think I would want to put holes in my new pickup just to mount a ramp. The possibility of taking a mis step still exists, maybe add a non skid walking path on each side would improve what you have. Not trying to dis your product, its just not for me. I have a trailer for my use when the need arises. You never answered why you site directs you to amazon when you click buy now, this is the first site I have seen from a company that does this, don't look good brother.
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This safety item off of the website is a "NO GO" statement for me
6. Do not exceed the manufacturer’s recommended tailgate load capacity.
A 750 pound touring bike will far exceed the load limit of any tail gate.
6. Do not exceed the manufacturer’s recommended tailgate load capacity.
A 750 pound touring bike will far exceed the load limit of any tail gate.
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