Even with a ramp tray and get the truck bed as close to the ground as possible.
I always back the truck up to a hill, loading ramp or into a ditch. Even with my 3/4 ton 4x4 I've always been able to find a place where a short length (about 4ft) of 2x12 works.

 

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I was using the triple (42in) wide , 8ft Black widows.

 

Aint no way in he!! that I would use that ramp. Where do you put your feet down. I load my Ultra on to my pickup with a 10' long ramp that is 38.5" wide. A 12 volt motor lifts it and lowers it, not me.

 

No I would not drive up that ramp if you paid me on your bike.

 

Don't be a wuss...It'll work just fine

 

I like this one. $470 shipped

 

I looked at it and would never buy it. Did you see the pixs where nobody is actually riding the bike and unless you can push your bike it makes no sense. I have a small bike trailer and a huge toy hauler and you have to know how to load and unload. Going up you have to remember to stop and going down you have to take it really slow. I'd buy only something that others on this site have tried and tested, imho.

 

cant remember where but ive seen a rig that lowers out the bed has a wheel chock and strapping points the winches back up into the bed not cheep but u can load it safley and not have to pull.

 

It would probably work most of the time, it's that one time you need to put your foot down and there's nothing but air to catch ya!! Good luck!

 

I would not trust me 200lbs & my bike 800lbs = 1/2 ton on a tailgate of any truck. Buy a small trailer with a built-in ramp. JMO