i have one and it works well. my 09 RK fits fine. takes a bit of muscle to move it though.

 

No, I am sorry to inform you there is nothing the same bout Georgia and alabama. Georgia has the rednecks, alabama has the hics.

 

"You might be a Redneck if".................

 

This is a harbor frieght I bought a couples years ago for about 150. Is cast alum. Lets you roll the load around and is light.

 

...ya know the diff 'tween Alabama and Georgia.

 

Not the traditional tennis ball on a rope that bounces off the windshield strung from the rafter ties? That's on my to-do list this weekend with my wife's car, now that I've got the ties braced. Gotta go by HOBO and check out some flouro light fixtures before running the EMT. That means TFT has to do without me again this year.

 

I would imagine, with almost 3" less wheelbase then a WG, the RK would have no problem fitting. I just have enough room to flip each end up. I can't use the bars they provided to go into each end... I suppose to help "lock the bike in".

Do you strap your bike onto the dolly? I haven't done so yet, as I am still riding almost every day. I don't see where strapping the bike on (like the instructions say to do), would make it any more stable - mine is solid as a rock as it is.

I like that I can spin the bike around in the garage, and get it facing out, so I don't have to back out and turn around in the driveway (which is pretty steep).

 

No visible rafters. All drywall on the ceiling (but not on the walls - go figure). I could hang a ball, or something, on a string from a hook stuck in the ceiling, but, other than standing on the hood to do it, I'm not sure how I'd figure out where to hang the string.

I used to have blocks for my Jeep, but, I kept kicking them and having to move them when I rolled my bike out. I finally realized, after living here for 10 years, that my door opens right at the edge of one of the windows when I am pulled in far enough, so, now, I just use that as my guide. (and there's a lot of room to fudge it).

 

I wish you had posted this a year ago. I purchased a dolly for my boyfriend after he had broken his knee cap. He really had a hard time backing his bike out of the shed, he has a classic. Unfortunately I paid hundreds of dollars more for this one. We thought it was a great thing until I saw the price you paid.
http://www.thebikepal.com/
We just drilled a hole through the dolly and the floor of the shed and spin. Works great, saves his knee!

You got the deal I wish I did!

 

can someone tell me if this Harbor Freight "Low Profile Motorcycle Dolly" will accommodate the 180 rear tire on my Fat Bob?
Thanks.