Enduro21 takes a quick look at the Big Days Moto Ramp, a “first-of-its-kind” solution for loading dirt bikes onto trucks using their Chase Rack system to make life easier and open up more load space.

“Redefining” how riders haul their bikes is a big claim but a quick look at the Big Days Chase Rack system and new Moto Ramp proves their point. This is a brand previously known as Boundary BTW, now trading under Big Days.

It is simple, by using the rack and fitting the new Moto Ramp you ride walk your bike on and up onto your truck, unlocking more usable flat bed space on the truck.

“This new ramp seems simple, but it changes how people can haul their motos,” said Sterling Petersen, CEO of Big Days. “It makes loading easier, and it gives you a ton more room for gear or to fit even more bikes.”

How it works

Constructed from lightweight aluminum, the ramp clips easily onto the Big Days Moto Mount with no tools required. Riders load their bikes into the bed using a standard ramp, then throttle the front wheel up the elevated ramp into the mount.

Once loaded, the ramp can be moved to another moto tray for reuse. A mounting kit is also included for secure attachment to the Big Days upper crossbar, meaning the ramp won’t flap around in the back of the truck bed when not in use.

Chase Rack Moto Ramp: $250 (fits to Chase Rack System: $1000)

Based in Payson, Utah, Big Days have a range of modular truck bed systems designed to haul dirt bikes and mountain bikes with all products made in the USA.

More information: www.big-days.com