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Started by 2kwacks, February 04, 2014, 07:42:59 PM

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2kwacks

dose anyone know off or can suggest a quality constructed "under the rear wheel plate type" with dolly wheels, so my bike can be pushed on to it.. with ease, "in a limited space" so the bike can then be pushed and pulled "sideways" I can get both my car and bike into my garage but need to push the bike side ways into a space that only just big enough for the bike
getting on now...  but not as old as Rog or Geoff

Lonewolf

Can you not leave your new car out on the road or if you did would it not be there in the morning?  :whistling:

2kwacks

Quote from: The Wolf on February 04, 2014, 08:06:56 PM
Can you not leave your new car out on the road or if you did would it not be there in the morning?  :whistling:
it's not me :no: you lives in Bradford :whistling: :mfr_lol:
getting on now...  but not as old as Rog or Geoff

BigAlan

Build another garage, most of us have two.

Alan
Ducati owner now but I used to have a Black one, the fastest version.
Previous, Sprint ST (2), VFR 800, Fireblade's (4) SP1, VTR1000, GPZ900, CB250, BSA Bantam D14/4, Suzuki TS100, SX200.

winnsworld

I've got one of these which I picked up for £50 to rotate the bikes rather than push them back up my driveway. It's not easy but manageable.


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zedmeister

#5
Try Machine mart, they have a full length dolly with side stand plate £80 +vat.

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/images/library/product/huge/02/020110139.jpg
get a grip and deal with it


Lonewolf

I like the full length one, never seen owt like that before.

stoketim

I think there,s a company called salway or selway that makes something like that but I can't remember their name perhaps O.C can remember
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winnsworld

Quote from: Hans on February 04, 2014, 09:34:53 PM
Just like this one:

http://www.legalspeeding.com/Park-n-Move.htm#.UvFc4nmp5Zc

This is what I've got. They demonstrate it on a lovely smooth garage floor. Unfortunately, my garage floor is either carpeted or rough concrete basis. My driveway is rough concrete too, so not easy to move around as suggested.

Rusty

That Park n Move looks really good .... and I have a clean level garage floor ... Hmmmmm.  :yes: :yes: :whistling:

Ant

Quote from: Rusty on February 05, 2014, 03:14:02 PM
That Park n Move looks really good .... and I have a clean level garage floor ... Hmmmmm.  :yes: :yes: :whistling:

Ive already ordered my casters  :mfr_lol:

Hans

Quote from: winnsworld on February 05, 2014, 11:58:26 AM
This is what I've got. They demonstrate it on a lovely smooth garage floor. Unfortunately, my garage floor is either carpeted or rough concrete basis. My driveway is rough concrete too, so not easy to move around as suggested.

Buy some TNT to solve that problem!   :mfr_lol:
Cheers,
Hans
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Lonewolf

Quote from: Rusty on February 05, 2014, 03:14:02 PM
That Park n Move looks really good .... and I have a clean level garage floor ... Hmmmmm.  :yes: :yes: :whistling:

Your bike is so light compared to ours you could surely just lift it to where you want it, couldn't you?  :whistling: