Toy Hauler Transition for ramp

[tamiandrus]

We are a new 332TS Toy Hauler owner and I was wondering if anyone knew of a transition plate for the end of the ramp that we could get either aftermarket or from Keystone. It is a pretty hard edge when the ramp is down for the motorcycles to load onto. Our motorcycle trailer has a 10" flip down piece that lays flat on the ground to ease this. Curious if anyone has any input, including Keystone.

[Big Boy w/ Big Toys]

Get yourself some piano hinge and a either 3/8 or 1/2 inch plywood and make your own. I have never had an issue loading and my bike sits low......I have a V Rod that has been lowered. The height of the garage is what scares me.

[Adventurider]

We load bikes with wheels anywhere from 16" all the way up to 21" and we have never had an issue with the end transition, if you can't get over the edge of the door, you may have other issues. I'd be way more worried about the ramp to garage transition than anything else.

[crash]

We dont have any issues loading our Fatboy or sporty custom in ours ,but ours is a Raptor I dont know if ours is that much differant from yours or not though sorry

[tamiandrus]

Thanks for your input. We are going to load the bikes tonight for the first time. Glad to know no one has had an issue.

[Locowrench]

The only issue with loading bikes without the transition ramp is that point where you can't reach the ground any longer. Otherwise my goldwing loads over the ramp edge with ease. The dove tale at the top of the ramp helps a lot in getting over that transition. Otherwise, like with my last toy hauler I needed to back the truck up on auto ramps to get the nose of the trailer up higher.

[randy69]

I know when loading and unloading quads and dirt bikes out in the desert sometimes the ground is uneven on the ramp door. I just shim the side that doesn't touch with block of wood.