I have a very tight space that my new Road King has to fit in. I can get into it just fine, but baking out or turning the bike around so I can get out is going to be pretty tough. It's kind of a side-yard with a 90-degree turn right behind the door. It's barely as wide as the bike is long.

I was thinking of getting a dolly on wheels so I could just spin it around in place and Harbor Freight has this dolly...20% off until tomorrow.

http://www.harborfreight.com/low-pro...lly-95896.html

anyone have one? Will it fit a 2012 Road King Classic? I've read that the kick stand portion may not be long enough for some bikes so I'm a bit concerned.

I see that DropTail also makes a really nice dolly at almost 5x the price that comes with a nice wheel chock too so you don't have to use the kick stand, but it's too long to spin around in the space I have, so let me know if you have experience with this dolly and a Road King.

 

Build a bigger garage! or clean out the junk.

 

You are gonna have to explain that better or take a picture.

 

Unless you are long legged, I can see a problem driving on that thing.

 

Got a tape measure? If your bike is 75 1/2" or less it should work.

 

check these out - www.legalspeeding.com Their video looks pretty good. I have been wanting to try this one but hesitant to try and use this to lift my bike. It looks like this might be good for a tight space.

 

more worried about the kick stand - Most of the reviews say that's where the problem would be IF there was one...from what I've seen, Harley kick stands come out pretty far but nobody mentions them...only BMW's

 

stupid triple post

 

stupid triple post

 

It's a covered patio in front of the house


House patio door
______/______/_______________________________ property ends here
|
|
| covered patio
|
| (bike goes here)
|______________________________/___gate_____

Wood fence


wow...that's pretty good for an ASCII diagram!