Rolling a heavy e-bike or fat tire bike up onto an RV-mounted rack is a two-person job -- until you add the Arvika RMP1. This telescopic ramp bridges the gap between the ground and your rack, letting you wheel bikes up smoothly without lifting. Designed specifically for Arvika bike racks, it stores compactly and installs in seconds.
Fat tire bikes and e-bikes can easily top 50 to 70 pounds. Lifting them overhead onto a rear RV rack is awkward, hard on your back, and risky for the bike. The Arvika RMP1 solves that problem with a purpose-built telescopic loading ramp that extends from 64 inches to 80 inches, giving you a manageable slope angle regardless of how high your rack sits.
The wide 10-inch channel accommodates tire widths up to 4.5 inches, so it handles everything from standard mountain bike tires to oversized fat bike and e-bike rubber. Slide-in wheel stoppers keep the tire centered and prevent rollback while you maneuver the bike into position on the rack.
Extends from 64 to 80 inches so you can dial in the slope angle to match your rack height and make loading as easy as possible.
10-inch-wide channel accepts tire widths up to 4.5 inches -- compatible with most fat tire bikes, cargo e-bikes, and standard mountain bikes.
Included wheel stoppers slot into the ramp channel to keep the tire tracked straight and prevent rollback during loading and unloading.
Heavy-duty mounting brackets come in the box. The ramp attaches to your Arvika rack quickly and stows in the included transport storage kit when not in use.
The RMP1 is engineered to work with the full Arvika RV bike rack lineup. No aftermarket adapters required -- the included mounting brackets interface directly with Arvika rack systems. If you already own an Arvika rack, this ramp drops right in.
At 3 pounds and 61 inches collapsed, the RMP1 is light enough to carry solo and compact enough to stow in a basement compartment, gear bay, or against the side of your RV. The transport storage kit keeps all components together so nothing rattles loose between stops.