Brand New Ramp By Jp Cycles on 2040-parts.com
Waldorf, Maryland, United States
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JP Cycles part:920-027, 5 Star rating, capacity 2,500 lbs., doesn't fold, length is 8'. The material is aluminum. Manufacture part number LRC 38. 3 piece design allows disassembly for easy storage. Constructed of durable, light weight aluminum. Comes with 2 pieces 8' long and 12" wide plus a third piece 8' long and 16" wide. Only used one time for trying to put Harley in truck, never used again due to work schedule. Must pick up will not ship. Bought it for $399.99 plus tax.
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