Black Widow MF-12038 Arched Three-Piece Motorcycle Ramp — Ten Feet
Loading a bike into a box truck or a tall enclosed trailer is a different job from loading onto a utility trailer. The deck is higher, the climb is longer, and a seven-foot ramp turns it into a shove rather than a walk.
The MF-12038 is 10 feet of arched three-piece set — 38 inches wide, 1,500 lbs capacity, folding to 5 feet at 75 lbs for the lot.
Why Choose the MF-12038
Length and a walkway, in one set.
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10 ft of arched ramp — built for deck heights a shorter ramp cannot reach comfortably.
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Three-piece with side ramps — the bike goes up the centre, the rider walks the sides.
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Folds to 5 ft — the full set halves for storage.
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75 lbs for the whole set — light for ten feet of three-piece aluminum.
What's Included
- Black Widow MF-12038 centre ramp section
- Two side ramp sections
- Safety straps
- Attachment hardware
Made For
Built for bikes going into high decks with the rider on foot.
- Box trucks and tall enclosed trailers
- Lifted pickups
- Low-slung customs and cruisers
- Riders walking the bike up rather than riding it
- Anyone loading where a short ramp has felt marginal
Features
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10 ft length — the longest in the arched three-piece range
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38 in overall width — centre track plus two side ramps
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1,500 lb maximum capacity — covers heavy touring bikes
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Arched design — clearance at the transition for low pipes
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Three-piece construction — separate centre and side sections
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Folds to 5 ft x 6 in — halves the stowed length
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75 lb total weight — aluminum throughout
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1-1/2 in profile — low lip where it meets the ground
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Safety straps included — ties the set to the vehicle
Ten Feet Changes What You Can Load Into
A box truck deck sits around 48 inches. Over a 7 ft ramp that is a steep climb for a bike being pushed; over 10 feet it becomes a walk.
The arch compounds the benefit. It flattens both ends of the span so the transition onto the deck is gradual rather than a lip, which is what a low exhaust or a long fairing needs.
For anyone loading into anything taller than a standard tailgate, the length is the whole reason to choose this set over the shorter arched versions.
Side Ramps Are Not Optional Extras
The two side sections are what make this a walk-up rather than a push-from-behind. With them in place the rider stands level with the bike the whole way, hands on the bars, weight where it can be corrected.
Without them a ten-foot climb means walking on the ground beside a bike that is progressively above you — which is exactly the geometry that drops machines.
All three pieces fold to 5 feet and 6 inches thick. The set totals 75 lbs, carried a section at a time.
The Right Motorcycle Ramp for Your Truck
To load a bike into a tall deck on foot, the MF-12038 is the set: 10 ft arched, 38 in wide, 1,500 lbs, folding to 5 ft.
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