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I moved this over to the Gear section for you. The guy's might need a little more info on this to help you. Welcome to the Forum, Gary
The one from LegalSpeeding.com is pretty nifty. Never tried it, but seen it demo'd at the motorcycle shows. Nothing like it as far as I've ever seen.
Try.
http://www.legalspeeding.com/Park-n-Move.htm
Try.
http://www.legalspeeding.com/Park-n-Move.htm
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Beemer01
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Legal speeding's product
I have one. My K1200GT is an admittedly heavy bike but it's quite a handful to get up onto the Park-n-move.
They say to use a 1/2" board to raise either the front or rear wheel - I raise the rear wheel... and it is still a two person job. Others may have found a better technique, but I struggle.
Once it's up on the Park-n-Move it rolls around easily in the garage.
I have one. My K1200GT is an admittedly heavy bike but it's quite a handful to get up onto the Park-n-move.
They say to use a 1/2" board to raise either the front or rear wheel - I raise the rear wheel... and it is still a two person job. Others may have found a better technique, but I struggle.
Once it's up on the Park-n-Move it rolls around easily in the garage.
pglaves
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Pa dum bump!!
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