Bought one of these Freight Harbor dollys
Road Warrior
Joined: Dec 2016
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From: Lincolnshire, IL
Never would I trust that with my Ultra Limited......$79.....you get what you pay for, and often less than you paid for. Buy a good jack, lift it up and roll it where you want......easy pezzy!!
Road Master
Joined: Jan 2012
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From: Maine
I've had one for years and it works fine for me. I use it for winter storage by tucking the bike in a corner of the garage.
I guess I just don't understand the "you get what you pay" for comments....it's a dolly, not a real complicated piece of equipment.
I guess I just don't understand the "you get what you pay" for comments....it's a dolly, not a real complicated piece of equipment.
Road Warrior
Joined: Dec 2016
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From: Lincolnshire, IL
For "once a year" storage a cheap China product from HF might be "ok"......but in my case, I need to maneuver my 900+lb Ultra into and out of the garage's corner EVERY TIME I take it out to ride (and jockey a car too).....so for me a top quality and an easily moveable unit is a top priority. Five years ago I bought the J&S and still feel it was the best $400 I spent. There's just no way I can maneuver without it.
Road Master
Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 1,090
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From: Maine
For "once a year" storage a cheap China product from HF might be "ok"......but in my case, I need to maneuver my 900+lb Ultra into and out of the garage's corner EVERY TIME I take it out to ride (and jockey a car too).....so for me a top quality and an easily moveable unit is a top priority. Five years ago I bought the J&S and still feel it was the best $400 I spent. There's just no way I can maneuver without it.
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Mar 2014
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From: Prior Lake, MN
For "once a year" storage a cheap China product from HF might be "ok"......but in my case, I need to maneuver my 900+lb Ultra into and out of the garage's corner EVERY TIME I take it out to ride (and jockey a car too).....so for me a top quality and an easily moveable unit is a top priority. Five years ago I bought the J&S and still feel it was the best $400 I spent. There's just no way I can maneuver without it.
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Yeah, those are nice, but the $400 price sticker didn't make much sense to me lol. I literally only need something to move the bike 2 feet or so. Nice dolly though.