Hey thanks for video, I like your man cave and your rides. Wrong tool for the Job. These trolleys are quite inexpensive but good idea, "Great for moving your bike around on a flat floor" which is what they are advertised as. I changed the wheels on mine too slightly bigger and better quality with ball bearings, made a packer to raise the side stand height that screwed down and to locate it. Works Great.
Mate that seems more effort than just walking the bike backwards into the garage.. definitely gonna yank your back out.. cheers for the video was about to buy one.. but after watching you struggle & then the length of the sidestand sticking out will look for the upright version
Im glad i found your vid as im looking at options for getting my motorbike into a shed sideways due to space limitations, which will need a ramp to get over the lip, probably with an angle a bit steeper than yours, so it looks like this idea is a bit of a non starter. cheers
Brilliantly upload lmany thanks. I did think this would only be any good on perfectly flat and level floors, which most rarely are....probably why so many for sale second hand
seems like needless extra work for just putting the bike straight into a shed. like... what would be the difference in just duck walking the bike out in reverse. or ... 3 point turning in that back area and misc walking the bike directly in the shed. unless you need to turn the bike 90 degrees once in the shed in tight confines. seems like needless extra hassle. and yeah... you will prob throw your bike out or drop the bike using that dolly
Unfortunately it won't work for me as the slope stops it, inside the garage is no good I have another bike so no room, I'm sure on a level surface it would be fine.
Hey thanks for video, I like your man cave and your rides. Wrong tool for the Job. These trolleys are quite inexpensive but good idea, "Great for moving your bike around on a flat floor" which is what they are advertised as. I changed the wheels on mine too slightly bigger and better quality with ball bearings, made a packer to raise the side stand height that screwed down and to locate it. Works Great.
Mate that seems more effort than just walking the bike backwards into the garage.. definitely gonna yank your back out.. cheers for the video was about to buy one.. but after watching you struggle & then the length of the sidestand sticking out will look for the upright version
Slight slope, near impossible, needed to be completely flat to work.
Im glad i found your vid as im looking at options for getting my motorbike into a shed sideways due to space limitations, which will need a ramp to get over the lip, probably with an angle a bit steeper than yours, so it looks like this idea is a bit of a non starter. cheers
Brilliantly upload lmany thanks.
I did think this would only be any good on perfectly flat and level floors, which most rarely are....probably why so many for sale second hand
You're very welcome!not easy to manoeuvre needs to be smooth as well as flat, hits anything and it stops.
seems like needless extra work for just putting the bike straight into a shed. like... what would be the difference in just duck walking the bike out in reverse. or ... 3 point turning in that back area and misc walking the bike directly in the shed. unless you need to turn the bike 90 degrees once in the shed in tight confines. seems like needless extra hassle. and yeah... you will prob throw your bike out or drop the bike using that dolly
It was a nightmare only used once, Driveway is a bit narrow to turn the bike,
so your limited to using the side stand, and that's not good if your bike is running on carbs.
No good really
I'm guessing you turn it on the level ground now?😉
Unfortunately it won't work for me as the slope stops it, inside the garage is no good I have another bike so no room, I'm sure on a level surface it would be fine.
thanks for saving me money mate. Hope you get a decent price for it.
Looks bloody horrible just about to get one not anymore