Titan Ramps Reviews

"Very easy to put together, but overall for what it is meant for is absolutely brilliant.. loading a quad and dirt bike on a 51\/2 bed alone is dangerous\u2026but now that I can close my tailgate I can put the dirtbike on the carrier that\u2019s used on the hitch. "

"...if you understand what it is up front.\r\nFirst off, to be sure, this lift is exactly as described and does exactly what Titan claims it will do. It picks up you motorcycle so you can work on it. That said, let me describe my experience...\r\nI have an 850lb bagger with a 64in wheelbase. With the lift folded all the way down, the table top surface is still at least 4\" off the ground. I am unable to push my heavy bike up onto it so I have to ride it up. The problem in this scenario is that the wheel chock that comes with it does not lock your tire\/wheel in and is not sufficient to hold the bike and prevent it from falling over once you drive into it. This problem grows exponentially once you realize that because the lift table is so narrow, and the bike is so wide, there is no where to put your feet down on the table...and now you can't reach the floor...images conjured in my head of my $25k motorcycle crashing all the way over on its side (engine guard no help now with it elevated 4\" off the ground).\r\nThere are two easy fixes for this. You can buy or make extension panels that mount to each side of the lift making it wider and giving you someplace to put your feet down to hold up the bike. You can also buy a wheel chock upgrade from Harbor Freight for $80 that will lock your wheel in and hold your bike up much better. If you're using this table as I am for a touring bike or bagger, these fixes are almost a requirement. If you're buying this lift for smaller, lighter cruisers or dirt bikes, you may get away without the extensions but I would still recommend the upgraded wheel chock.\r\nThe table does what I need it to do (with modifications) and I would recommend it to anyone that owns a motorcycle and does their own maintenance on it.\r\nOne thing to note...my table cost $600 plus a handling fee of $75 but free shipping.\r\nI noticed right after I purchased mine the price went up to $879 with the $75 handling fee for a total of $981. At this new price, I may have considered stepping up a bit more for one of the pneumatic options available. \r\nYMMV..."

"Meets expectations. 100lbs steal is a bit overkill, but creates confidence going from Highway to fire roads. Great for dirt bike, I do plan on attaching my 500lbs ADV bike, now that I completed first test run. "

"I got this because i needed to be able to haul both my Polaris 570 and my camp Trailer for elk hunting. Without it i was stuck due to the fact my tailgate would have hit the lift crank on my trailer if it was down. This completely solved my problem. Great quality but beware- ZERO DIRECTIONS. "

"Arrived quick easy to put together very solid.much better than the Hollywood 2 bike carrier for e bikes ,ramp makes it so easy to roll the e bikes right on and off no lifting (lectric experior e bikes 75 lbs each) NO plastic parts to worry about getting brittle left out in the sun .titan carrier is all metal.\r\nBut is aquard and heavy 2 people to put on and off is very easy.\r\n\r\n"

"Used them to load my V-Star Tourer in the back of my 21\u2019 Silverado. Tailgate with no load sits about 37\u201d high so the length is good. The bottom of the bike scrapes barely under the engine so I\u2019ll probably place a board at the base to offset the angle. The only thing I dislike is the offset of the ramp arches. If there were hollow hinge pins on all three sections to where there could be a solid hinge pin ran through all three during use, that would give them a 5 star rating from me. Since they\u2019re all separate and require a single strap per ramp they bind when pulled together after loading and unloading. "

"I am well pleased with my Titan ATV rear basket. It is a universal fit item, but was within an inch wide of my ATV\u2019s rear rack, so good enough. The rack came with hardware and brackets to make it easy to jerry rig to most any rack. The basket welds are fairly nice, and the paint seems to be durable so far.\r\n\r\nApparently Titan is closing out this particular model basket as no returns are accepted and all sales are final. None the less, it arrived sooner than promised, was well packaged and all parts were present. For about 20% less than my second choice, I am pleased with this basket from Titan. "