30 ft toy hauler...go ahead, you can do it, I'll hold your beer, nj cl

[chuck peterson]

You CAN ride that Goldwing up a wooden ramp and thru a narrow door...no problem!

https://cnj.craigslist.org/mcy/d/toy-hauler-class-30-ft-ride/6226151653.html

[harjp_az]

Door looks wide enough, but I wouldn't touch that ramp.

Sad how he's selling his wife like that.

[cruzziguzzi]

WHAT.... could possible go wrong?

Maybe if the ramp is wide enough to flat-foot your way up while a second party winches you in....


Todd.

[jbell]

I couldn't use the can with my bikes looking at me.

[LeRoy]

The guy is obviously a mechanic. You can see the shade tree in the second and third photos.

[stokes]

That ramp is about 2 ft wider that the ramp I used to load my Harley into a shed I used for storing it.I'd have no problem with it.

[PeteS]

That ramp is about 2 ft wider that the ramp I used to load my Harley into a shed I used for storing it.I'd have no problem with it.

What he says. No problem assuming there is grit on the ramp.

Pete

[Aaron D.]

Plenty wide. Thick, not so much.

[Rough Edge racing]

  Why haul such a ponderous bike  that's made to ride cross country?

[stokes]

  Why haul such a ponderous bike  that's made to ride cross country?

Thats always a question I wondered about.I first heard about "trailering" a bike to rallies and such back in the '80's.I was riding one of my Kaws at the time and a friend asked me to go to Americade up in Lake George with a bunch of his Harley riding friends.In work one day I hear him making calls looking for trailer rentals.I thought something happened to his bike,when I asked he said no,the bike is fine,he needed 2 trailers to carry 2 bikes each to get to Americade.I was like,WTF? I thought we were riding up? He said they plan to trailer the bikes to whithin a couple miles of the event and then ride.Its only about 4 hrs.I could see if you were going to Sturgis,having a trailer available for breaks,but the whole idea is to ride your bike.I ended up riding alone and beating them there by almost 2 hours.I broke his balls for years about being a "road pu$$y",lol.

[Scud]

I ride my bike between moving vehicles that are closer together than the width of that door. I'm gonna assume that the ramp is reinforced somehow - I can see some type of reinforcement on the upper section.

[Muzz]

No way you could you get a rig like that for that money out here.

[Turin]

The trick to getting up that ramp is all technique. You need a good running start.

[Lannis]

Thats always a question I wondered about.I first heard about "trailering" a bike to rallies and such back in the '80's.I was riding one of my Kaws at the time and a friend asked me to go to Americade up in Lake George with a bunch of his Harley riding friends.In work one day I hear him making calls looking for trailer rentals.I thought something happened to his bike,when I asked he said no,the bike is fine,he needed 2 trailers to carry 2 bikes each to get to Americade.I was like,WTF? I thought we were riding up? He said they plan to trailer the bikes to whithin a couple miles of the event and then ride.Its only about 4 hrs.I could see if you were going to Sturgis,having a trailer available for breaks,but the whole idea is to ride your bike.I ended up riding alone and beating them there by almost 2 hours.I broke his balls for years about being a "road pu$$y",lol.

Fay and I had floated the idea of trailering one of our bikes the first 2000 miles out West next summer, then parking at a motel and using it as a base of operations for riding the local areas.

We gave it up.   We can't do it; we just can't.   We're riding.

Lannis

[Tobit]

Genset looks like it's about to fall out.