Van - Track day

go to your local motrax stockists and they might have a ramp from motrax in stock.i got one for a customer.its a lightweight but sturdy construction has pins so it can lock into your van and wasnt too expensive. they are delighted with it and its got plenty off length so your not pushing it up too steep a slope
 
I Just use a big thick wide sheet of plywood. :eek: Only van the bike once or twice a year. The bike gets run up the plywood but I keep my svelte carcass off it so it only has the weight of the bike on it. The first loading was a bit tense.

A mate has used a plank of wood for years.:eek: :eek:

Not pretty but does the job.

Ray.
 
A long thick plank. Only problem is it will not fit in the van, so I have to borrow one at the other end. Usually Freaks special Mahogany plank or Ians folding aluminium jobby.
 
Nothing cheap Martrin when moving Italian exotica around eh?

Luckily at Oulton on the last track day we just used a wheel barrow to get you loaded back up didn't we :p
 
I made mine,it's a mini ladder, 1.7 Mtrs long, 200mm wide, two small hooks at the end which hook into the van door catches, just the job, cost £5:50 for the metal.
 
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I get Martin Davieravie and Borderduc to help me!!! (When I'm at Knockhill anyway) ;) :D
 
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MartinH said:
A long thick plank. Only problem is it will not fit in the van, so I have to borrow one at the other end. Usually Freaks special Mahogany plank or Ians folding aluminium jobby.
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fold it in half :D
 
MartinH said:
A long thick plank. Only problem is it will not fit in the van, so I have to borrow one at the other end. Usually Freaks special Mahogany plank or Ians folding aluminium jobby.
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in the first part are you confessing or describing something? :D
 
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