Cycle Dolly
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From: Hico, TX (once home to Billy the Kid)
Cycle Dolly
http://www.motorcycletoolchest.com/M..._p/m998030.htm
Anyone use one of these?
Will they move when you attempt to put the cycle on them?
What holds them in place?
Anyone use one of these?
Will they move when you attempt to put the cycle on them?
What holds them in place?
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From: Hico, TX (once home to Billy the Kid)
RE: Cycle Dolly
Thanks.
No J&S doesnt have one of these. A Lift yes. A dolly no.
So I guess no one has used onehere?
Seems like it would have a hard time holding it in one place when you attempt to load your bike on it though.
No J&S doesnt have one of these. A Lift yes. A dolly no.
So I guess no one has used onehere?
Seems like it would have a hard time holding it in one place when you attempt to load your bike on it though.
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From: MA
RE: Cycle Dolly
I am going to be ordering one of these from Harbor Freight:
Lift motorcycles to 1000 lbs. for service and repair. Dual locking swivel casters make it easy to reposition your bike when needed. [ul][*]Three position adjustable contact point: 12-5/8" to 15-3/8"[*]Vertical supports lock in place[*]Padded contact points won't mar frame[*]Width adjusts from 15-5/8" to 24"[*]Tie down hooks let you secure bike to stand[*]Four swivel casters [/ul] Overall dimensions: 20-1/4" L x 18-1/2" W x 12-5/8" H; Shipping weight: 33 lbs.
ITEM 94778-3VGA $36.99
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Lift motorcycles to 1000 lbs. for service and repair. Dual locking swivel casters make it easy to reposition your bike when needed. [ul][*]Three position adjustable contact point: 12-5/8" to 15-3/8"[*]Vertical supports lock in place[*]Padded contact points won't mar frame[*]Width adjusts from 15-5/8" to 24"[*]Tie down hooks let you secure bike to stand[*]Four swivel casters [/ul] Overall dimensions: 20-1/4" L x 18-1/2" W x 12-5/8" H; Shipping weight: 33 lbs.
ITEM 94778-3VGA $36.99
[IMG]local://upfiles/4575/DAE90B6D1D494EF7970E157ECA6966A6.gif[/IMG]
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From: North West Ohio
RE: Cycle Dolly
ORIGINAL: soos
I am going to be ordering one of these from Harbor Freight:
Lift motorcycles to 1000 lbs. for service and repair. Dual locking swivel casters make it easy to reposition your bike when needed.
[ul][*]Three position adjustable contact point: 12-5/8" to 15-3/8"[*]Vertical supports lock in place[*]Padded contact points won't mar frame[*]Width adjusts from 15-5/8" to 24"[*]Tie down hooks let you secure bike to stand[*]Four swivel casters [/ul]
Overall dimensions: 20-1/4" L x 18-1/2" W x 12-5/8" H; Shipping weight: 33 lbs.
ITEM 94778-3VGA $36.99
[IMG]local://upfiles/4575/DAE90B6D1D494EF7970E157ECA6966A6.gif[/IMG]
I am going to be ordering one of these from Harbor Freight:
Lift motorcycles to 1000 lbs. for service and repair. Dual locking swivel casters make it easy to reposition your bike when needed.
[ul][*]Three position adjustable contact point: 12-5/8" to 15-3/8"[*]Vertical supports lock in place[*]Padded contact points won't mar frame[*]Width adjusts from 15-5/8" to 24"[*]Tie down hooks let you secure bike to stand[*]Four swivel casters [/ul]
Overall dimensions: 20-1/4" L x 18-1/2" W x 12-5/8" H; Shipping weight: 33 lbs.
ITEM 94778-3VGA $36.99
[IMG]local://upfiles/4575/DAE90B6D1D494EF7970E157ECA6966A6.gif[/IMG]
Ride Safe,
Mike
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RE: Cycle Dolly
I saw that. But how do you get your bike up on that bad boy?
The more I think about it. The more I think I should have gotten a J&S Lift.
I have a Sears Red now.
The more I think about it. The more I think I should have gotten a J&S Lift.
I have a Sears Red now.
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RE: Cycle Dolly
ORIGINAL: rocknrod
I saw that. But how do you get your bike up on that bad boy?
I saw that. But how do you get your bike up on that bad boy?
Ride Safe,
Mike
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From: Dover DE
RE: Cycle Dolly
Good question. That thing might support a 1000lb bike, but it's not going to lift anything.
I personally use the Sears motorcycle lift. Great for maintenance and I even use it when washing the bike.I also store the bike on itfor winterbecause it's easier to manuver the bike where I want it.
That plate on wheels dosen't look like it's good for much except for moving the bike around in the garage when it's not being ridden.
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I personally use the Sears motorcycle lift. Great for maintenance and I even use it when washing the bike.I also store the bike on itfor winterbecause it's easier to manuver the bike where I want it.
That plate on wheels dosen't look like it's good for much except for moving the bike around in the garage when it's not being ridden.
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RE: Cycle Dolly
I have a similar one by http://www.cycleslider.com . I have a friend that has one made of 10 guage steel and it is terrible, won't move well and flexes in the middle. He wants to sell it for $50 and can find no takers.The Cycleslider is heavy aluminum and doesn't flex at all. I just set the brakes on the slider and ride the bike up on it. I move it all around the garage so the bike and car both fit.
I also have a J&S jack, but they do totally different things.
I also have a J&S jack, but they do totally different things.