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OK so the bike takes up room in the garage / shed / lounge and you need to move it quickly & easily and in a small a space as possible.
try this :-
http://www.manchestertools.co.uk/dolly- ... 29362.html

My local tool dept was closing down & had just the one, I bought it & so I used one to pop under the back wheel by rolling back onto it. now the bike can be turned in just about its own length very handy.

Just bought 4 more on line to replace the ordinary wheels under my tool chest stack to make the thing actual movable where I need it rather than where it feels to go at present.

doesn't it roll away when you try to roll back on it?

markd wrote:doesn't it roll away when you try to roll back on it?

Yeh, but I was smart enough to jam it with my left boot :-}

Ahh, my left boot is already jammed with my brain:)

markd wrote:Ahh, my left boot is already jammed with my brain:)

At that rate please do not use your right boot as you may hurt yourself as you fall on your Butt


sorry M I could not resist the image was too vivid .

i think harbor freight sells a full rail track with alittle section for the kick stand on wheels i dont know how stable it is but you roll your bike on it and it can be rolled around its more expensive but i neat idea

haro504 wrote:i think harbor freight sells a full rail track with alittle section for the kick stand on wheels i dont know how stable it is but you roll your bike on it and it can be rolled around its more expensive but i neat idea

Haro,
somewhere in this forum i seem to remember posting some italian chappy's device for moving expensive bikes in a show room they were something like a grand apiece .

This one by no means being so sophisticated and at about 5USD and sub 5 UKP was a good idea for, if you will pardon the pun "cheapskates" like me.

I don't have a right boot, just ask my dance partners...

markd wrote:I don't have a right boot, just ask my dance partners...

ROFLMAO