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harley hitchiker wrote:
sorry I made a mistake it's a sportsman 400 ho quad not a ranger
approx. 4ft. x7ft.

Ah ok! I was going to say, no way will a ranger fit in that thing! :)

again where the bike is concerned I was looking for first hand experience
I don't mind using a winch or loader of some kind but these things get bulky in tight spaces and moving the rear right or left to angle it is not likely at 800 lbs.
door is 55in. handlebars about 36in. will limit ability to load to the left then turn right but might work ,just wondering if anyone ever tried
I tow with a long bed truck so I have the option of using a loader into the truck and taking both

sorry I made a mistake it's a sportsman 400 ho quad not a ranger
approx. 4ft. x7ft.

The floor plan on Keystone's site shows the diagonal measurement to be 121", so you should be able to fit your bike in diagonally.

However, based on what I'm seeing, your Ranger is 108" long, 56.5" wide, and 73" Tall. So, how exactly are you planning on fitting a 56.5" wide vehicle through a 56" door, and fitting a 108" long vehicle into a garage that's only 93" deep? And the dry weight is 1, 050, so over the capacity? Are we talking about a different Ranger than this?

My Ultra fits in my truck bed with tailgate closed and on a condor with a 4x6 between condor and front of truckbed so it should just fit though you might as you said run it slightly diagonal. I've looked at those and it scares me trying to ride in and get stopped that quick. A hoist and dolly setup might work best.