The Motoloader: prototype motorized truck bed loader (be sure to check out V2!) 

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"Real men of genius..." Here's to you Mr motorcycle loader fabricator. 👌

That is slick. I don’t even ride a motorcycle but could see this having possibilities for loading just about anything you could strap down to that platform.

I laughed out loud when I saw this. The "commercial" lifts cost a fortune and you built one for almost nothing. Nice job! Thanks for the video, it was really enjoyable to watch!

Over 35years of loading bikes and you my friend have a excellent setup. I'm 72 but have much respect for diy special people. 👍👏👏

That’s great. Show it coming back down.

Now that's what creative engineering is all about.

Big 4 "we put a step in the tail gate" smh This guys over here making history. I hope you get paid for using your head not your back.

brilliant idea but like most others i want to see it unloaded.

observation: As a jerry-rigger guy I'd say nice job but one possible negative. . . Requires lots of holes in new $70k truck beds. That aside I'm a fan of trailers. I encourage guys to drop $3k on a cool safe trailer. Bling it out a little with upgraded bed and stuff. You'll forget the cost on the first use. And you can still use your truck bed for coolers and gear. Meant nicely.

Looks great,only thing I'd say is to double check them welds on the truck side. 😬👌

So many uses. Delivery companies, home improvement stores; farm work. Camper shells it’s endless....... great job can’t wait to see V2.

Just on the thumbnail, I thought, "What are the hillbillies up to now?" Very impressed! You thought of the pins to lock, the power cable, multiple rollers..... Thoughtful and well executed. Love it.

I’m an old guy, 60 but I still ride off road. What I can’t do any more is push my bikes up a ramp to get it in the truck, getting it out isn’t a problem yet but not as easy as it used to be. This looks to be a perfect solution to my problem and I think I will build a version for my dirt bikes. Thanks for the inspiration and great job on the lift.

Wow nice job. Would love to see the underside of the platform and see you take the bike out of the bed too. You did an excellent job. Awesome

thumbs up..... * that back tire has seen some nice mtn rd curves...!!

My guy, nice job! You saw a need, didn’t like the ricing of commercial stuff, so tackled it yourself. Well done

Slick, i mounted a winch and have been using ramps. 🇺🇸

Great work on the Ramp/Motorcycle truck Rack.

Excellent engineering. All those guys crashing trying to ride their bike up a ramp are going wish they had this design.

I have to say, that’s one of the most creative diy solutions I’ve seen a long time.

Great backyard Engineering!! I'm impressed- well I hope you've figured out your calling!! Good Luck!!

Surprising what you can get up to when you run outta beer. That's nice man.

Good job from an ex Automotive Engineer.

Having had an unloading fail myself, this caught my attention. Plywood and rusty steel looks way better than my new bike doing a half twist onto my driveway.

I dig it. Nice job, man. Gotta love welding and fab skills with a little patience and common sense.

Truly ingenious. Anyone who’s ever tried to load a bike by themselves can appreciate what you’ve done. Awesome job man.

Rock on. I used one of those winches to pull a bent frame out when I crashed a car once.

Make a video of it being unloaded and with two bikes. 🖒🖒

I randomly stumbled upon this searching for some other video completely other than this but I'm glad I found it this is awesome I hope it makes it genius

I randomly stumbled upon this searching for some other video completely other than this but I'm glad I found it this is awesome I hope it makes it genius

Gotta love good old American ingenuity. Awesome work.

Nice! For those that can’t weld or want permeant brackets welded in the bed use nut-certs the bed rollers can be bolted in and off when needed or not. I have a simpler setup in a work van.

Necessity is the mother of invention.. well done

I was going to say something smart like Use a ramp. But got to admit that's pretty cool.👍

OMG. I am totally gonna build this after I see your engineering drawings. Really awesome !!!

Brilliantly simple. Throw a coat of paint on that to make it look pretty. The tailgate reinforcement is important. With a rig like that, every mate in the bike club will be wanting a pickup at some stage. Love the recessed bolt threads. Lookup rivnuts. They make for quick easy remove anchor points in truck beds.

Awesome ! My only constructive suggestion would be to add some straps from the platform base to the handlebars. I know you have the front wheel locked in place with a cradle, but the added straps would help maintain the m-cycle upright in case you have an emergency swerve condition while driving. Well done with the yellow tailgate support bars, left+right. Never trust the steel cable alone. Very Nice..... Very Nice. 👍

Freaking brilliant man… By the way, we all like your truck as well… And your bike! They say the mother of invention is necessity… But it still takes a good measure of intelligence, ingenuity, and perseverance… And you good Sir, have it! Nice Job!

This is awesome 👍 Good work, man!

Good idea and design. If you wanted to you could run the wench cable through a block and tackle and a snatch block for loading heavier loads like mulch, dirt, or gravel with a bolt on dump container. I mean, if you wanted too.

Dope. You could make a crate with the same platform and be able to load a pallet of material up there.

Yes. Coming off would be interesting

Wasn't expecting it to work as flawless as it did. Great work and smart thinking.

Nice. I use a nearby ditch to drop the truck wheels into. Puts the tailgate way down - then ride up the ramp.

I agree with all the other posts, great jo. my motto, work smart not hard. Keep you brain sharp, you have a lot to offer!!!!

Very cool man! Seems like if you cut the front of the platform into a v shape and throw some wheels on the platform you wouldn’t need to permanently scar that absolutely beautiful truck. You’d also be able to make this idea universal to any truck with the exception of a winch. But that way the truck can still be put to work on the week days, and quickly be ready for play on her off days... Either way... I’m super jealous about that truck

That's a great idea, nice and cheap to build. Its fast to use as well.

Well done brother !!

Pretty darn impressive. Great job.

Absolutely Love it!!! Perfectly Brilliant!!! Great Work, Great Engineering

Necessity is the mother of skill, nice work!

Well done brotherman, keep your dreams in action and CYA.

Ha, well done. Sure beats all the half assed load fails I have seen. Not bad for a v1.

Great ingenuity my friend you should be proud !

This is the coolest invention for automotive enthusiasts. Well moto enthusiasts

Good solution to a complicated problem. Nice work

Random recommendation, but simply put very awesome. Can't wait for a v2

Dude... Awesome idea 👍 Necessity, the mother of all invention. Thanks for sharing this!

This idea is like having another employee. Cool idea 👍

Great job dude!!! Way cheaper than buying one plus making it yourself is always more rewarding too. 👍🤙🍻

How does this not have more views???

Great Idea man... you have something there for sure.

Bro, this is pure genius!!! Thank you for this!!!

Dude! Best motorcycle loading video I have seen. Very impressive.

Genius. The possibilities are endless.

This is better engineering than where I work (brick refractory) That's awesome

Very nice thinking. I had the same problem and solved similarly with a ramp and winch. Mine does not have a platform like yours so I still have to walk it up. I all so used some 2x6 and 4x4 to make front wheel chocks.

Awesome idea and build. I always have to find a hill or curb to back up to at the track when I load my bikes into the bed of my truck using my ramp.

Well done. I can see lots of room for improvement. Can’t wait to see version 2.0 =]

I made a similar thing to tow my bike up into my G10 work van. I used a spreader bar hooked to allthread through the front axle hole. and an ATV winch between the seats. I had to walk it up but, it sure made life easier on my arthritic old ass. ZX14R is pretty heavy for a run up the ramp and duck style loading that I used to do.

Yes! What an invention. Agree, tailgate issue to be reinforced is a small hurdle to overcome. Otherwise, I need one.

Forget the haters nice work really slick operation

Every biker with a truck has longed for a way to single handedly load his bike into the bed. This method is pretty good. But I've always wondered if there isn't some kind of lifting wheel method still to be discovered. I picture 2 old fashioned wagon wheels with a platform, on the ground in between the wheels. You roll the bike on the platform, roll the big wheels forward toward the truck bed, and the bike comes up, slides forward, and lands in the truck just as the wagon wheels hit the tailgate. Sounds crazy but I can dream, can't I.

Dooood Duc V2S? Sweet I got an S4RT. 👍

Dude frickin genius level. Thank you so much

Now that’s awesome. Wanna build one to get my Spyder on my truck.

RU-vid needs j heart button cause I didn’t just like this video I love this video. Gave me an idea for a dumpster for a utility trailer

Excellent idea and implementation. Thanks for sharing. That was very creative.

Hey man maybe just get the rust off all the parts, but i tell you ,you done a fantastic job , very good way to load your bike thank you for the videos regards Robert

Great Job! Very Impressed. I was even looking at your design and thinking 🤔 like with some simple add ons that could be removed you can use that concept for alot of other things to get up in the bed.. Want to see more DIY

sweet and you can load so much stuff on that. you need to make a business out of that . great idea

That's dope! I need to fabricate one for my flatbed I just use a winch, pallet, and ratchet straps to load things onto the bed

Great job figuring that out.

If that ain't slicker'n owl snot! Genious!

Get rid of the wood and use aluminum diamond plate. That would look sweet. I know it's a proto type. Just a suggestion.

Well done. Cheers from Oz

Bro, that puts the word EZ loader in the books......

fkn awesome piece of ingenuity! You just sparked my copy-cat instinct. I was playing around with a winch to help pull my bike up on the hitch-mounted carrier, but this is also worth my 'project powers' too

That was fascinating and ingenious from a do it yourself point of view. Best part is it does what you wanted it to do. I just bought a trailer and am going to put a Pit Bull rear wheel stand on it...it just doesn’t get any easier on you or the bike. Nice job and video. Thanks for sharing!

I recommend subbing the welding out to a welder; other than that great engineering. for those wondering how to offload, here are three do it by self ways, 1) the fast, hard and damaging way, full throttle reverse slam breaks and close eyes. And 2) the slow, soft and gentle way, attach rear of sled by a strap to the bottom of a pole or tree, drive forward keeping eyes open and slowly cable out the wench until sled is gently on the ground. Both methods work well one just has a better result. 3) rig a shive to the base of pole or tree, thread wench line through the shive and attach to back of sled cable in sled comes out just remember to give enough room between truck and pole for the sled to fit.

Good job bro. That’s bad ass. I’m gonna have to build myself one. Thanks for the video 👍🏽👍🏽

Thats so cool you made your own tilt tray. Could use it for heaps of other stuff too.

Fantastic job - thanks for showing us this. So many applications beyond just bikes!

Incredible! Thanks for sharing

Very cool! That is no less than awesome! Simple and effective. Pure genius!

That’s genius!!! I love it.!!! Can’t wait to see the plans so I can make one for my truck

Good thinking. I admire your ingenuity.

I had a Silverado Ex-cab that I installed a full air-ride system, c-notched the frame and put in a 4 link. I could lift the front and drop the rear of the frame onto the ground. Made loading my dirtbike really easy. Never tried getting my CBR on it though.

Thats nifty. I run a 7.3ps f350 cab n chassis dually and so i can load stuff i got h.f. truck bed crane and i have picked a little over 500lbs 6ft off the side. Do what ya gotta do and works