Sawiko motorbike ramp

Stubear

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Has anyone used one of these on a bike trailer or in a garage - I would welcome views as they look good but expensive
 
I just use a standard cheap ramp into the garage, it's a twist and go scooter though so easy to drive in, would not be the same with a proper bike.

What you putting in/on?

The other thing to be aware of is that it looks like it adds a fair bit to the height of the bike if it going in the garage, our scooter wouldn't go in on that with the mirrors on.
 
My idea was to fix it to side loading bike trailer - the bike is a Ducati Scrambler but a bit heavy for a garage - it’s just about making the loading easier
 
I think you're looking for a "Sawiko Wheely ramp aid" I believe they do them with either a manual or a power winch, i spoke to a German guy whilst in Spain earlier this year and watched him load his BMW with a manual winch onto a transverse trailer and it went up really easy, a one man operation.
I would contact the following company to find out prices and purchasing options.

AL-KO KOBER LTD
South Warwickshire Business Park
Southam
Warwickshire
CV47 0AL

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That's good, the bikes on the ramp....what now, lift it in :doh: :ROFLMAO:
I may struggle to photograph it in the garage but you may be much more clever at that sort of stuf than I.
Just a typical reply from a lot of members on here now unfortunately! Nothing constructive to say so I will try to be clever and take the piss☹️
by the way do you have a Motorhome these days 😳
 
See classifieds, Hydra lift for sale, no ramp needed!
 
As mentioned on another thread, I have a Sawiko ramp, tracking system and motorised winch on order from Germany.
Been on order for 5 weeks now.....lead time is 6 to 8 weeks.
The system is being fitted under a false floor to my Ducato XLWB van during conversion to a camper, to carry our Triumph Bonneville
Happy to post pics once the build starts, if of interest of course? :giggle:

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