What sort of dollie works well in a small garage?
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What sort of dollie works well in a small garage?
I moved this over to the Gear section for you. The guy's might need a little more info on this to help you. Welcome to the Forum, GaryOriginally Posted by BLStevens
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The one from LegalSpeeding.com is pretty nifty. Never tried it, but seen it demo'd at the motorcycle shows. Nothing like it as far as I've ever seen.
Try.
http://www.legalspeeding.com/Park-n-Move.htm
Last edited by RTRandy; 12-22-2010 at 12:04 AM.
Luck favors those who are prepared.
the parton's rack is pretty amazing too
I have one. My K1200GT is an admittedly heavy bike but it's quite a handful to get up onto the Park-n-move.
They say to use a 1/2" board to raise either the front or rear wheel - I raise the rear wheel... and it is still a two person job. Others may have found a better technique, but I struggle.
Once it's up on the Park-n-Move it rolls around easily in the garage.
park-n-move
I have one and I like it.
I wouldn't say it's super easy to get my RT up on it, but it's not really that hard either.
Voni
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Pa dum bump!!Voni
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