Product details
Liekumm 2pc motorbike ramp, 168 x 22 cm – heavy-duty folding loading ramps
These LIEKUMM folding ramps are perfect if you want a straightforward, no-fuss way to load bikes, scooters or garden kit into a van or onto a trailer. They feel solid underfoot and under tyre, and the perforated steel surface gives proper grip and helps water drain away — a real bonus when it’s chucking it down in winter. They fold up small enough to tuck in the boot or a shed, and come with a few useful extras so there’s less faffing about before you get started.
Key features
- Robust alloy steel construction — nicely weighted and built to resist bending under regular use.
- Perforated anti-slip surface for confident traction and quicker drainage on wet days.
- Folding design with built-in carrying handles makes them easy to transport and store.
- Comes with gloves and towing straps so moving, lifting and securing the ramps is safer and tidier.
- Max rise 48 cm, unfolded length 168 cm and folded length 94 cm — practical dimensions for most vans, trailers and driveways.
Technical specification
Model number: SRY63F. Colour: silver. Material: alloy steel. Unfolded dimensions: 168 x 22 x 4.5 cm. Folded dimensions: 94 x 22 x 9.5 cm. Item weight: around 13.7 kg per pair. Load capacity: 200 kg per single ramp or 400 kg per pair. Designed for a maximum rise of 48 cm. These figures are a good guideline — always double-check your total load and adapt as needed.
How people use them (and common questions)
- Loading a motorbike into a van — use wheel chocks and make sure the ground is level, then walk the bike up the ramps at a steady pace.
- Moving a mobility scooter or e-bike into a vehicle — the anti-slip surface helps small tyres track straight and reduces wobble.
- Transporting garden machinery like a lawnmower or snow blower — fold them out, strap them down with the included straps, and you’re sorted.
- Will they cope with heavier tractors or big ATVs? They’ll handle small tractors and quads up to the stated weight, but for anything heavier check the weight rating first — better safe than sorry.
Safety tips — always check the combined weight of vehicle and load against the ramp rating, use wheel chocks and a mate if possible, set the ramps on firm, level ground, and ensure the ramps sit flush against the loading surface before moving anything up them. They’re not magic, but used sensibly they make loading a lot easier and far safer.
Overall, these ramps suit anyone wanting a dependable, portable loading solution without any overcomplicated setup. They’re practical, compact when folded, and the small extras are genuinely handy in real life — gloves and towing straps included. If you’re unsure about a particular vehicle, measure the rise and check the weights first — saves a right old bother later on.