Hitch Mounted Aluminum Sport Bike & Motorcycle Carrier with a 600 lb. Capacity and 72" Loading Ramp

Works good my dudes! i liked the aluminum rail thought it would help with weight of it. It also had better looking strap anchers than similar products. I have an r6 that loaded up easy enough with the help of the engine. Great option if you dont want to maintain a trailer or have one taking up space. It Didn't sagg in the hitch like I was worried it might. Things I didn't like was it scratched places most of it slight and all surface damage. The square tubing collapses easy while tighting the bolts but the instructions didn't mention anything about torque. I didn't notice on the first bolt and with such little resistance i dented it slightly. Besides being aware of that it seems to work great

Very good and sturdy system.

seems to be well made. haven't had a chance to try with a bike yet. hopefully strong enough.

This thing works really well. The only downside thus far is the set-screw (bolt) system that tightens the unit to your hitch to reduce tilting and bouncing. The bolts that are intended for that purpose (like all of the hardware in the kit) are a much cheaper grade of bolt and will bend. I replaced them with grade 8 bolts with decent success. Plan to tighten them a time or two on a long trip, as it’s not a perfect system. I have hauled my KTM 1190 ADV on a couple of long trips and am happy with it. (Slightly under 500lbs) It’s pretty easy to load a bike on by yourself, though you’ll want to put some kind of grip tape on the ramp before you use it. I also got a set of magnetic trailer lights to stick to the carrier as my tail lights are at least partially blocked when the bike is on there. A final note: this thing is heavy. Don’t try to put it on your hitch by yourself if you’re a smaller person.

Have not tried it ,still in the middle of winter, it appears to be sturdy enough for my bike, will have to wait for spring, then I can give more info.