Cycle Dolly
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From: Deep River ON
Cycle Dolly
www.whitehorsegear.com/bargains?p=1 FYI. Seems like a good price. No association with Whitehorse
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From: Western South Dakota
I really don't know why you would want to spend $239 on something like that when you could buy a Pitbull Jack/lift or J&S Jack/lift for another $160. Then you could move it and jack it both and as many do, leave their bike on it, and then move it around...
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From: Charlotte NC
Cycle Dolly
I have a cycle slider. It was more than the cycle dolly. In fact the web site says it's 475.00. It's one of the best additions I have bought for my bike. I ride the bike up on it and put the kick stand down. I leave it in gear. I get off the bike and slide it right up against my wall in my garage. I gives me the ability to get it as close to the wall as I need with ease. The foot print it occupies is very small and definitely smaller than a pitbull lift which I have as well. The bike will sit straight up against the wall with the lift being at right angles to the wall. Like I said a much smaller foot print. For me this was well worth the money and when space is a premium it made it easy to get it out of the way.
www.cycleslider.com
www.cycleslider.com
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From: Central Illinois, Between I-80 and I-74
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