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Maybe I'm an *******, but... If you spell the word "right" wrong in your ad, I can't believe anything you say.

Sometimes yes, sometimes no. My mama always said, Royal Enfield's like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get.

Update: nevermind, doesn't work for my truck

This is pretty cool! Wish you'd never shown it to me hahaha

When I upgraded a newer F150 the drain plug went from traditional metal drain plug to this plastic thing... that you twist in and twist out, WITH NO TOOLS, JUST YOUR FINGERS, like some sort of savage or a monkey. I was initially "fine" with it (Freaked out, Insecure, Neurotic, Emotional)...

Guessing it's not possible to turn the cargo box around so that you can ride in the front door and ride straight out the back door? Hope I didn't trigger any "oh god, now I would need TWO ramps!" anxiety with that suggestion.

Thank you. Also, ah, soft bag people things. Y'all really are living life wild. Sincerely, Hard bag people.

Can you tell me/us about the funky red thing on your exhaust? Some kind of crash protection?

Just the way I like them!

Good post ^ First impressions confirmed.

Like to duck walk it down? Really depends on the bike. Go put a measuring tape under your motorcycle, stand over it, put your feet down, and see how much room you need. I don't like those two fold ramps because you're either off-center or you're going up/down smooth metal in the middle. I...

And a $20 mail in rebate/pre-paid credit card.

Kijiji as well. I think I paid about $250 in 2018 money. My old house just had one step to go up so I just rode the bikes over the step, no ramp needed. Then I sold my house and bought a place with the missus because on my own I could only afford a two car garage, but with her I could afford a...

This is basically 90% of what my ramp is for going up 6.6 ft into my house: https://www.kijiji.ca/v-tool-other/london/aluminum-moving-ramp/1715336344 Aluminum too so I leave it outside tucked on the side of the house year round, doesn't rust. Mine's just a 14 ft'er instead of a 12 ft. If you...

Then take your existing ramp and cut up the boards to between 3 ft to 4 ft wide pieces and remake it so that the boards go perpendicular to the slope rather than parallel to it.

Where's this property anyway? I feel like at this point it'll be less time and more efficient if me or someone near you just shows up, moves your bike, like, "There, that's how you do it." and then doesn't say another word and just leaves lol

So just turn the ramp 90 degrees from how you've been trying to use it and you're golden. No?

Ok understood but look at the orientation of the wood boards in my ramp, then look at the orientation of the wood boards in yours. Are you using your ramp so the wood boards for parallel with the bike or perpendicular to it? Ok mine, everything goes perpendicular to the bike. Lines and holes...

Are you sure that you *need* a ramp? What happens when you don't use it? My iron 1200 would bottom out and get stuck, so I totally get the ground clearance issue... But honestly I think even my Vespa would clear that just fine. Did you check out the wood ramp I made?

Same! A tattoo artist friend told me last week it was her favorite movie and told me all about watching it in theaters, and I just politely smiled, listened, probably looked stupid, and said nothing, like