f14rio
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anybody here use one of these things?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=OBRYD168hRs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=OBRYD168hRs
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kioolt
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I'm using one of these.
http://www.flyncycle.com/street/str...tek-heavy-duty-deluxe-center-stand-mover.html
It takes up less space when not in use.
http://www.flyncycle.com/street/str...tek-heavy-duty-deluxe-center-stand-mover.html
It takes up less space when not in use.
SteveAikens
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Park~N~Move.
SteveAikens
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As they say, the show must go on....
f14rio
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Ed Kilner #176066
The rail types require a bit longer legs than mine!
I like my park N move because I stand on the ground while putting the bike on it, nice and stable. Also, I think it is a whole lot more compact fore and aft and no sidestand deployed.
Backing in is not an option with my slightly sloped driveway and old body.
The park N move is very rugged. On it, the bike is quite stable. I seldom store the bike on it, since it can be removed so easily, but I do think a Velcro loop to lock the front brake would ensure the bike stays on it if needed, stored on the back wall for example.
I like my park N move because I stand on the ground while putting the bike on it, nice and stable. Also, I think it is a whole lot more compact fore and aft and no sidestand deployed.
Backing in is not an option with my slightly sloped driveway and old body.
The park N move is very rugged. On it, the bike is quite stable. I seldom store the bike on it, since it can be removed so easily, but I do think a Velcro loop to lock the front brake would ensure the bike stays on it if needed, stored on the back wall for example.
kioolt
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Originally Posted by kioolt View Post
I'm using one of these.
http://www.flyncycle.com/street/stre...and-mover.html
It takes up less space when not in use.
I received the Biketek dolly stand and immediately went to put my 82 R100RT on it. My wife was there at the time telling me how to do it. I believe it would have been easier without her giving me directions. You are suppose to be able to simply put it under the bike with the brakes UNLOCKED and put the bike on the center stand as you normally would. I tried doing it with the brake LOCKED because there were no instructions. I later went to the Park N Move site and read their directions. Although it is not a Park N Move the directions should be the same.
If you decide to buy the Biketek dolly from FlyNCycle use the discount code facebook for a 5% discount.
I'm using one of these.
http://www.flyncycle.com/street/stre...and-mover.html
It takes up less space when not in use.
I received the Biketek dolly stand and immediately went to put my 82 R100RT on it. My wife was there at the time telling me how to do it. I believe it would have been easier without her giving me directions. You are suppose to be able to simply put it under the bike with the brakes UNLOCKED and put the bike on the center stand as you normally would. I tried doing it with the brake LOCKED because there were no instructions. I later went to the Park N Move site and read their directions. Although it is not a Park N Move the directions should be the same.
If you decide to buy the Biketek dolly from FlyNCycle use the discount code facebook for a 5% discount.
kioolt
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So far I have only put my 82 R100RT on it. It is plenty sturdy enough to put any of my bikes on it. It is rated at 1000 pounds.
If you decide to buy it you can use discount code "facebook" for a 5% discount.
QSrider
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We're using one to park my wife's ST on. Can't use the other style since it has no center stand. Can't get it tucked into its spot without a lot of work without a dolly. We've had it for a few years and it's pretty handy and easy to use.
Hello Ed,
How do you park the top bike? It looks like it's on a shelf... Am I missing something?
Thanks,
Yes, that's what I do with the '95 R1100R. Here is a pic of it pinned tightly to the garage wall by my car, air compressor, tool chest, and lawnmower. The other side of the garage has enough space for my wife's Honda CR-V.
regards,
Mark
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Dude, you gotta work on getting your priorities straighten out.
Why, everything is where i want it?
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