Recommended Non-Slip Tread for Ramp Door Traction

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Do you have some grip tape that would help my motorcycle from slipping when driving up rear ramp door??

asked by: Anthony D

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We do have grip tape like # CAM25401 or wider and glowing # LC379600. We also have the 6 x18 inch # NSWS. Because you are using them on your ramp door for your motorcycle, you may want to consider the Erickson Tough Tread Strips - Stick On - 4" Wide x 17-1/2" Long - Qty 2 # EM08010 which will provide a different kind of non-slip tread.

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expert reply by: Jason S

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