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3. While staying off the ATV,
start the engine, disengage the parking
brake, put the transmission into
reverse, and make sure the wheels
are in a straight line with the Ramps.
While holding the brake, position
yourself in front of the ATV.
4. Release the brake and push on the ATV
to get it started down the Ramps. Allow
the ATV to roll down naturally, do not
attempt to steer it or apply the brakes.
If it stops while on the Ramps, gently
give it throttle to back it off the Ramps.
2-Wheel Bike Loading
1. Do not attempt to load any dirt bike
or other 2-wheel motor bike alone.
Have a qualified adult assist.
2. Line up the 2-wheel bike
with one of the Ramps.
3. With one person pushing the bike
slowly up the Ramp, a helper should be
in the bed of the hauling vehicle both
to guide and to apply the brake if it is
necessary to stop the bike while it is
on the Ramp. Have one person with a
hand on the bike hand brake for safety.
4. Once the person inside the truck bed
has hold of the handle bars, apply
the brake and steady the bike while
the other person moves behind the
bike (but off to one side) and pushes
it all the way into the truck bed.
NOTE: While most dirt bikes are light
enough to safely load with two people, a third
person can make the job easier and safer.
5. Once the bike is safely loaded, secure it
with four tie down straps (not included),
one on each side of the front, and one
on each side at the rear of the bike.
2-Wheel Bike Unloading
1. Position Ramp against the truck
tailgate behind the rear tire of
the bike and attach the Black
Safety Strap (2) to the truck.
2. Remove the tie-down straps (not
included) from the 2-wheel bike.
3. With assistance, slowly and carefully
push the bike backwards until the back
tire is at the top of the Ramp. With
one person on the ground behind and
to the side of the Ramp, slowly push
the bike onto the Ramp. Someone
must always hold the hand brake.
4. Slowly work the bike down the
Ramp and onto the ground.
