CRUISER RAMP

MOTORCYCLE LIFT for PICK UPS

KEY FEATURES:

• Cruiser Ramp system is a cost effective, safe, effort free, and reliable way to load a motorcycle into mid and full size pickups with a 5'-6", 6'-6", or 8' bed length and 42" clearance between wheel wells, including the Toyota Tundra 6'-6" bed. Also works in Step side model pickups, Vans and the Chevrolet Avalanche.
• Cruiser Ramp system eliminates the use of boards and eliminates backing the vehicle into a ditch to load the motorcycle. Simply drive the motorcycle's front wheel into the locking wheel chock on the system platform assembly, tie the front wheel down at the axle position using the supplied ratchet tie-down straps, activate the hand held remote switch and the motorcycle is pulled into the pickup bed.
• Cruiser Ramp system allows you to load motorcycle into an 8' bed with or without the tailgate attached. It's easy to install and dismantle.
• Cruiser Ramp system allows you to close the pickup tailgate with the motorcycle removed on 5'-6" and 6'-6" beds. The tailgate may also be closed on 8' beds with or without a loaded motorcycle.
• Cruiser Ramp system loading ramps store within their own holders along the side of the pickup bed. The holders just drop into the stake bed holes within the pickup bed rail. They may be trimmed in order to lower the ramps as far as possible within the bed.
• Cruiser Ramp system provides an automatic motorcycle removal system - Do not have to pull the motorcycle out of the pickup bed.
• Cruiser Ramp system has 1000 pound motorcycle capacity.
• Cruiser Ramp system installation is easy. Drill 4 holes and install 4 flush mounted rivet nuts into the pickup bed. The unit is then attached with bolts. All necessary mounting hardware is provided with the system. Then, route the power cable, also provided, to the truck's battery.
• Cruiser Ramp system uses 3000 pound capacity cable winch with 3/16" wire rope cable.
• Cruiser Ramp system has removable remote activation switch with 15 feet of cable.
• Cruiser Ramp system is powered via the pickup's 12-volt battery or an auxiliary 12 volt battery.
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NOTES:

• On loading, tailpipe and rear fenders are the low points. Check for adequate ground clearance at these low points. If clearance is minimal, a 2" x 6" piece of wood placed in front of the rear wheel will lower angle of ascent. Call for details.