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Tailgate strength.
- Thread starter dbbeme
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https://www.discountramps.com/truck-tailgate-capacity/a/b79/
Here is an interesting article.
I would say a dirt bike would be nowhere near the rating, if there was one.
Good luck with the haul
Keep us posted if you do find anything out
Here is an interesting article.
I would say a dirt bike would be nowhere near the rating, if there was one.
Good luck with the haul
Keep us posted if you do find anything out
jschneider910
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I've had two bikes on mine! No issue.
Ramit392
Ram Guru
three men sat on my tailgate no issues!
Jako
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This is on page 100 of the "2019 Essential Information Guide", "All-NEW RAM TRUCK 1500" that was in my Bighorn glove compartment, purchased 11/24/18.
"When vehicle is in motion do not exceed 150 lbs. (68 kg.) load on the tailgate.
I also plan to transport my MC (600 lbs.).
Ramit392
Ram Guru
Two of us sat on the tail gate with feet off the ground...one of us is 310 the other 248! It was fine when we got off of it! 
The weight limit probably has something to do with our discussion early on about why the Ram box didnt have the hardware to attach the bed divider as a bed extender.
Someone sued them after they overloaded the end of their truck...or they envision someone suing them.
The wording in the manual, does it state anything about the multifunctional tailgate we haven't seen yet?
Someone sued them after they overloaded the end of their truck...or they envision someone suing them.
The wording in the manual, does it state anything about the multifunctional tailgate we haven't seen yet?
If you're concerned, cut a piece 3/4" plywood to fit in the bed with cutouts around the wheel wells. That will distribute the load evenly and take some stress off of the tailgate. I have a bike (BMW GS - fat pig) and it's what I intend to do if I need to haul it somewhere.
