i don't know .. for the price of that setup you can get a nice used trailer. look at the website and it is a really nice setup

 

that looks like it would be fun if it was wet

 

I tried to ride a dirt bike into a truck one time. A 8 ft truck bed get short to get stopped in. It never worked out to well for me ,with the sort stopping distance and the movement of the truck. I used a bank and a 2x12 several time to get goldwing in and out of truck. I walked it in and out. I now use this.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=h0ufeN...fauxfullscreen

 

That set up is awesome. Even covered with snow or rain the ramp is not slippery at all. Traction going up or down is great. The only time that any slipping can happen is sideways. They make my 8’ long road king fit in my 5’6” truck bed. Also makes the bed still useful. I have gotten so much use out of it in the past year, and most of it was not for the bike.

 

As much as the load all is a great set up, at $2800 it would make more sense for me to have an aluminum trailer I can use on either my Ram 3500 or Jeep Wrangler to haul the bike.
Still think the $15 a day U haul makes the most sense only because I hardly ever trailer my bike.

 

 

The bad part about a trailer is you pay more in tolls, easier to steal, and not as easy to find a place to park.