Folds down small and halves the cost.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/ROSEWOOD-02446-Folding-Travel-Ramp/dp/B00G3BTU10
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https://www.amazon.co.uk/ROSEWOOD-02446-Folding-Travel-Ramp/dp/B00G3BTU10
jefmcg
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Absolutely cool. I'm way outside my domain here, I knew I hadn't found the best option.Folds down small and halves the cost.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/ROSEWOOD-02446-Folding-Travel-Ramp/dp/B00G3BTU10
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
If you want a ramp, you can always look on Amazon for dog ramps. Plastic, lightweight and easy to use, and they can be stowed alongside the bike. I have one that i can use. And they are reasonably priced as well.
KnackeredBike
I do my own stunts
Perhaps an obvious solution but could you not just explore the area around you instead, and negate the need for a car?
IMO it is just as fun exploring well worn paths as new ones. But for adventure there is a feature in Strava where you have to travel in one grid square in the map around you and can build up squares into a bigger and bigger area as you go. Probably not a great explanation but I know some on here really enjoy it.
Plus if you are exploring byways you will inevitably get muddy and wet at some stage. If you are driving you then have to have to transport a muddy and wet you and your bike back home.
The final solution would be just to get a low geared bike instead. There is no real need to rush in the countryside, I have only ever used eBikes on the road but even there if you apply power on a slippy surface, especially on corners, there is the risk that the rear wheel will slip and the bike go from underneath you. You tend to have more of a feeling for when you are starting to slip through pedals. I came off a couple of times because of this.
IMO it is just as fun exploring well worn paths as new ones. But for adventure there is a feature in Strava where you have to travel in one grid square in the map around you and can build up squares into a bigger and bigger area as you go. Probably not a great explanation but I know some on here really enjoy it.
Plus if you are exploring byways you will inevitably get muddy and wet at some stage. If you are driving you then have to have to transport a muddy and wet you and your bike back home.
The final solution would be just to get a low geared bike instead. There is no real need to rush in the countryside, I have only ever used eBikes on the road but even there if you apply power on a slippy surface, especially on corners, there is the risk that the rear wheel will slip and the bike go from underneath you. You tend to have more of a feeling for when you are starting to slip through pedals. I came off a couple of times because of this.
Dayvo
just passin' through
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I wouldn't bother, otherwise you'll have to go charging around.
