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Are the side extensions strong enough to hold a atv?

How did you attach the pipes to the ramp?

You guys really do a good video.

My question is about the wheel chock, i bought one but my tire seems little to wide. My question is, will my 2012 electra glide have any issue with that chock. It seems to be a 5 inch tire.

Did you have to drill the holes in the ramps for the pipe?

I did this mod to my lift. I have a question. What did you do to be able to use the pump and release with the sides on? Thanks for any info.

So, shame on me, I took your comment about using 1 1/4" pipe without checking (also without paying attention to your exact comment, "about 1 1/4 outside diameter". Bottom line, I went off half-cocked and bought a 10' length of 1 1/4 pipe at Lowe's (and cut a 14" length off the end) and found out that it is WAY bigger than 1 1/4" OD (more like 1.66"). Anyway, now somewhat wiser, I googled steel pipe dimensions. Looks like you actually used 1" pipe, which has an OD of 1.35". I think I may opt for 3/4" pipe (OD 1.05") and use a total of 8 pipe sections rather than 6, which should be more than strong enough. Anyone want a good deal on 8'10" of 1 1/4 steel pipe????

Hey my didn’t come with the plate to mount to bike

Nice! I just got my lift and put my Vulcan 900 on it, it was a little clumsy for me to do it by myself. I really like those side pieces you made, I'll definitely be doing that upgrade!

Saved my butt from falling over with the extensions THANKS!

What kind of pipe did you use and how did you connect it to the ramps 1:25

Perfect addition to the lift. Thank you.

Make a way for those ramps to slide in the wall and be used as shelves when no in use.

been running them since 2013 with the exception of 1 cycle, I tried the Michelin 2's. Never seen that issue with the Dunlop's. The commander 2's were good for about 3,000 miles then fell off, not near as good as the Dunlop's in the wet. Nothing like having good rubber. Hopefully Dunlop will replace for free, they should.

I would like to see the extended sides better

😂😂😂😂 All the tire dunlop like this ihave 1 new like this its problem 😢 i

Looks like you used some nuts and bolts to secure the ramps to the tubes. can you tell me if that's true and if you are getting any flexing once the ramps are mounted and you put weight on them?

I did your mod on my lift. I have a question, how do you work the pump pedal and the release pedal? Mine are on the left side of the lift,and are covered up by the side extension. When I lowered the lift, I had no access to the pedals. Had to remove the extension to raise the lift. Any help or thoughts would be appreciated Thanks Mike

Thanks for the ideas, hit a lift for Christmas and my birthday, of course not till July for the birthday. Anyway I put on my side ramps like you displayed. Thanks for the examples you gave.

Oh man those ramps...... I do have that chock but I use it with the wide bar that comes with it, as a stand alone. I put venom chock on it

What size is the wall thickness on the pipe

brilliant

Great idea with the ramps on the sides. I tried the wheel chock but changed it out to a high grade wheel vise. Much easier to get the bikes on and off by myself.

So could you send some pics and instructions on adding the ramps please. I guess you had to drill a hole for the pipe to fit

I have one of these lifts, the width makes it very hard to use with my 2004 Kawasaki VN2000 that is over 900 lbs. I had a set of trailer ramps already, this idea was perfect for me, thanks.

Good afternoon I know you guys put this video up quite some time ago but somebody else referred me to this. I’m wondering how you attached your Pipes I don’t have the capability of welding and would like to know how you guys attached the Pipes to the actual harbor, freight ramps.

I've had the HF lift for over 10 years. Now I have a Road Glide and will be adding the side extensions and the chock. Thanks.

great idea , how did you connect the pipe to the ramp ? weld , pin ?

Whats the point of having a lift that doesn't get the tires off the ground?

thank you

Just got my softbrake clutch lever in the mail last night. My next purchase from them will be the boot brake lever that extends and lowers the brake pad so your foot is not resting under the brake lever any longer. It looks like a much better rear brake lever and it operates much like a car brake, you don't have to remove your foot from the floorboard to depress the rear brake. You guys check them out, you will be impressed, and Rick is an awesome guy!!

looked like it was cupped pretty bad, and yeah you should'nt normally get that, until around 15,000 to 20, 000 kms, least been my expierence the last 10 years running Dunlops...the air pressure is the most important thing to check, everyday, every ride, yeah the rear on my FLTRU is a pain in the ass but it pays in the long run.

This is great! Hope you guys start making some new videos, y'all do a great job with them.

They look great.

Can I please get a install video for a road king special. My turn signals are on my handlebars and not forks

I will be doing this real soon. Went to put my Ultra Classic on my lift got it about half way up and realized it wouldn’t work cause I couldn’t put my feet down. Great video I really appreciate you showing us this.

love the use of the ramps.

What about the left side pump handle and pressure relief handle?

that bag is a little small can you put it on a larger bag?

Can the 1000 lb lift be up graded to hold ultra classic dressed @ 1100lbs

****Chock

Finally someone with a decent upgrade

Did you weld the pipes on to the ramps?

Tkhs for Sharing I Has 2014 StreetGlide Special did it fit on my Bike?TKhs

FLHX rider here in NEPA too. What area are you guys in?

Max weight for tourpak rack is 10 lbs, 30 lbs for the tourpak interior, and 30 lbs combined total. How do you justify recommending this bag and mounting solution?

What kind of grease do you use?

I love the idea of using the ramps. I was going to make something out of wood. This looks so much cleaner. I will be using your idea now.

Softbrake levers are the bomb! I use them and I recommend them to all my students. And the price is right as well.

How's the quality of these are they as good as custom dynamics? Better? It's been a year tell us about the performance.