[riptide262]

A while back I saw a slick little dolly that fits under your centerstand and allows you to wheel your bike around your garage and tuck it in a corner. Unfortunately, I can't remember where I saw this thing and have searched dozens of parts and accessory store without success. Any chance this rings a bell and someone can point me in the right direction.

Thanks
John

 

[oldndumb]

I am not familiar with a dolly that matches your description. The fore/aft weight bias of most bikes would require that the wheels be supported. I remember some BMW's that would balance on the center stand. Most bikes, Sprint included, have a forward weight bias.

This type of dolly would work for a Sprint.

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=95896

 

[Bruce C]

Is this what you are looking for?http://www.legalspeeding.com/Park-n-Move.htm

At close to $200.00, it's a little pricey and I would think almost a two person job to move the bike around safely.

 

[oldndumb]

Now that is interesting.

I can see where it would be convenient to use with a bike that has an easy to operate center stand configuration. It might just be me, but I think the 05+ Sprint is more difficult than most to raise onto the stand.

The site has several informative videos showing the stand in use.

BTW, I had a problem with a Legal Speeding product and can happily say that their customer service is excellent. Excellent company.

 

[GizmoRider]

For half the price, but not nearly as elegant, try this link:
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=95896
I haven't tried either, but I really like the look of the center-stand solution.

 

[GizmoRider]

OnD, I don't have experience with many bikes, but my '08 Sprint is easier to get on the center stand than my '06 Suzuki Katana was. It has a better lever arm on the stand to work with.

 

[denoose]

And there's always this option:



http://www.turnabike.com/

Look at the "Tab ST" page
denoose

 

[AimoPaukku]

I made one myself les than 50$.
It is very easy and cheap project. Only thing that cost a little are those wheels.
It does not have, or even need brakewheels.
I have used it tree years now with no problems.

This shows how those works, even with bigger bikes like Goldwing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1N2KdXHejMM&feature=related

 

[Calliway]

Harbour Freight is amazing. I could spen a lot of money there - Canada needs a Harbour Freight just for me.