Ideas needed for transporting chopper
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Gino,
You know how the flatbed car haulers work with the ramp sliding almost all the way off of the truck frame. Have a similar setup built that slides off the side of the gooseneck. Slides off, tilts, touches the ground, load bike on and tie down(while tilted), power slide back into place. If you don't mind the bike riding sideways.
You know how the flatbed car haulers work with the ramp sliding almost all the way off of the truck frame. Have a similar setup built that slides off the side of the gooseneck. Slides off, tilts, touches the ground, load bike on and tie down(while tilted), power slide back into place. If you don't mind the bike riding sideways.
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Ft. Lauderdale Florida & Tarpon Springs Florida
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A side loading ramp with with a hydraulic jig that the bikes rides up and down the ramp. Bike stays straight, and no pushing the bike up the ramp. I will expalin to you tomorrow when I see you.
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