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13-11-12, 10:43 PM
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Re: Anyone got any expierience of those folding loading ramps?
Excellent bit of kit. Use one for the race bike all the time without mishap apart from catching me fingers in the thing when folding it up......not good!
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14-11-12, 09:56 AM
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Re: Anyone got any expierience of those folding loading ramps?
I'm cheap so I use a pair of scaffold planks held together by braces across the back (more bits of wood), loads easier than just one plank. As you say it can be slippery in the wet, if I could be bothered I'd stick some grippy floor tape or something to it.
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