25-11-11, 01:01 PM
If there is room for a ramp at the side, fair enough.
Wouldn't recommend losing either handrail though, wobbly old folks need lots of things to hold.
Riding the bike up and down sounds like it would be a lot safer than walking beside it whilst balancing throttle and clutch.
Or, if the bike will fit down that existing gap, you could just get a steel ramp and put it in position every time you go in or out (remembering to go back and stow it out of the neighbour's way each time).
Wouldn't recommend losing either handrail though, wobbly old folks need lots of things to hold.
Riding the bike up and down sounds like it would be a lot safer than walking beside it whilst balancing throttle and clutch.
Or, if the bike will fit down that existing gap, you could just get a steel ramp and put it in position every time you go in or out (remembering to go back and stow it out of the neighbour's way each time).