The weight rating on the Step Ramp is 350 lbs on the step side and 500 lbs on the ramp side.

There are a variety of factors to consider when purchasing a loading ramp, but the most critical is the height of the truck bed that you will be using to transport your motorbikes, and how that effects the angle that the ramp will at be during use. We’ve made a handy angle estimator to help get an idea of how that will look on your truck. Once you’ve measured the height of your truck’s bed, click here to use the ramp angle estimator.

Currently we make two ramps. We have a 6′ long StepRamp and a 7′ long StepRamp. These two ramps cover the vast majority of bed heights – anything from 30″ up to 44″.

The SR-B5 Ramp Dimensions:

  • Weight: 32 lbs.
  • Length: 72″
  • Width Closed: 16.5″
  • Width Open: 33″
  • Height Closed: 5″
  • Height Open: 3.5″

The SR-B6 Ramp Dimensions:

  • Weight: 34 lbs.
  • Length: 82″
  • Width Closed: 16.5″
  • Width Open: 31″
  • Height Closed: 5″
  • Height Open: 3.5″

The steps on the Step Ramp are permanently affixed to the left of the ramp, so bikes will always be loaded with the person standing to the left of the motorcycle. If more than one bike needs to be loaded see the next question.

The ramp can easily be moved from side to side along a tailgate to accommodate loading multiple bikes. To load a second or third bike you simply move the ramp slightly to the left or right as needed to clear the first bike, making sure to reattach and tighten the safety strap before loading each bike. Video example is shown here.

The ramps were designed primarily for dirt bikes, motocross bikes, and other high ground clearance motorcycles like adventure bikes, but not necessarily for Harley’s or street bikes. The issue you may have with street bikes is their low ground clearance. The ramp has a suggested safe load height range (bed or trailer height) of 30-38″. When set up in that range a street bike may not have enough ground clearance to get over the edge of the truck bed and could get hung up / high-centered. If you are attempting to load into a lower trailer or truck bed than recommended, the steps will be angled too far downward and will be awkward and potentially dangerous to be stepping on as your feet could easily slide down through. For this reason we do NOT recommend using a Step Ramp to load street bikes.

The Step Ramp has a 5 year limited warranty.

The ramps are shipped via UPS or FedEx ground freight.

Please contact us through our contact form for International inquiries or any other questions.

We can ship to Alaska and Hawaii but there will be extra shipping fees charged.  Please call or email us with your full shipping destination address and we will work up a custom quote.

Yes, shipping is free to the Lower 48 US States. If you are outside of these States and are interested in purchasing a ramp please contact us for options.

StepRamp is a division of Backyard Living Source, Inc.  The name “Backyard Living Source” or “BackyardLiving” will show up on your credit card or bank statement for any StepRamp purchases.

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