Scooter to Garage access.

[PAULUS259]

Hi everyone,
I'm the proud owner of a Pilote G650gj, finally switched to a A class and very happy now I've got used to the difference. I'm wanting to put a scooter in the back, has anyone any idea where I can get a reasonably priced ramp? Also what the best way to line the garage floor? Any advice would be appreciated.
Cheers

Paul

 

[suavecarve]

Ebay is the place for a ramp. About 40 quid delivered.
I didn't bother with lining the floor as it already has something down but there are good options available for tie downs.
One of the best ones I saw was somebody on here made their own remomovable floor with wood and bits you put the front wheel into.
A good search on here should find it

 

[Astro]

I bought this one off Ebay. Well made and only weighs 6.2 kg
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-x-Warr...-Bike-Motorbike-MX-Loading-Ramp-/311126741327

 

[HandyAndy]

Could go to "Metals4u.co.uk" and make your own if you are half about with a spanner and a drill.

 

[PAULUS259]

Thanks guys Ramp from Ebay and timber flloor liner, sounds like a plan
Many thanks!

Paul

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[funflair]

The Warrior one posted above by Astro seems to be one most people use, including me.

You might also find a front wheel chock useful https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Heavy-Du...-Wheel-Chock-Paddock-Stay-Stand-/301071174223 I got the ramp and the rock n roll wheel thing as a deal from Deamon Tweaks

Does the floor need lining?


Martin

 

[EssexBoy]

Don't want to sound a party pooper but that van is a 3500kg model, isn't it? Does it have enough payload for a scooter, ramp, helmet, boots etc ?

 

[Nasher]

The ramp & wheel chock posted above is what I have used for years & they work great

But, make sure your scooter has 15" wheels or bigger, otherwise the wheel chock will not work