Ramp

[dizzyblonde]

Both. Just to be awkward, as long as the ramp is long enough or wide enough you can do both (obviously not at once) I know a few peeps that do both, just takes practise to ride it in the house
I do both in my shed, provided theres only one bike in there at the time, I walk the last one in, as its a bit of a squeeze between two in there

[Stu]

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Originally Posted by jaffacakes

walk it using engine power, then when you get to the top step, throw your leg over carfully and ride it through the door. Hope you don't drop it

Yup, that's how it was done. problem was the approach was at such an angle I couldn't ride it, then the door was so narrow I had to get on it.

Originally Posted by Lozzo

Leave it outside.

Problem was bike was stuck in garage at work & the only way out was through the fire exit as the electric roller door stopped working & I wasn't going to take the tube/train/walk home.

[Nicky S]

Originally Posted by Stu

Ah, but there's more planks available - I think that's the answer - Thanks!

+1 i would not wann risk it

Ride it you wuss. That's what I would do with your bike!

Ride it ,thats what i do,as does my next door neighbour.Feels a lot safer using the bike to pull you up the ramp,rather than pushing it,risking the chance of slipping,going ar$e over ti* and the rest i'm sure you can work out.

[Stu]

Originally Posted by sv-robo

Ride it ,thats what i do,as does my next door neighbour.Feels a lot safer using the bike to pull you up the ramp,rather than pushing it,risking the chance of slipping,going ar$e over ti* and the rest i'm sure you can work out.

Thanks
You can let it lie now. It was just for last night & I have no intention of doing it again

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