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I don't have enough space in my garage (like others i suppose) ... the questions is... I saw in the internet some months ago.. a website.. with a stand with rollers, wheels or something like that.. With that stand your simple put your harley in a stand and after that you can move it around easily to any directions.... I don't know if you know what it is the name of the website... I lost it in my bookmarks.... could you help me with that?
I've seen what you're talking about a while back some where on this forum. I don't recall what it was called. Perhaps if you do a search it can be found.
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