Sharing a new toy I added to my RV, a CruiserLift ramp. I no longer need to uproot camp to go somewhere. Attaches to the frame using a 1,000lbs class IV tri-hitch, has a winch to raise/lower the ramp, and runs off a 12V source (house batteries on the RV). Bike rides 48" off the street so it never bottoms-out like traditional receiver hitch ramps.
Love it!!
From now on, my RT goes where I go. . .
Re: From now on, my RT goes where I go. . .
That is really cool , never seen a lift in use that could hold a bigger bike !!! congrats
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hammo
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Re: From now on, my RT goes where I go. . .
Fantastic enjoy your motor home and motorcycle in one go !!!!
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jackronner
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Re: From now on, my RT goes where I go. . .
Well done! You wouldn't leave your dog behind either; the perfect solution. I had planned on buying an RT and leaving it in France with a friend for yearly tours, but they won't be letting Americans into France for fear of spreading the American disease: STUPIDITY.
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gadgetgaz
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Re: From now on, my RT goes where I go. . .
And a lovely coloured bike!
2023 R1205RT LE Sport Blue. IT consultant, retired bike cop and RoSPA RoADAR examiner.