[JawzX01]

Demonstrated with a Honda Goldwing. I think if it works with a Goldwing, it can work with any bike.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d99oxlERl2Y

 

[MOJO65]

Here is a motorcycle dolly that works with our bikes!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWPL-aeilJE&feature=related

 

[sda]

sweet one

 

[Mortikus]

I roll my hand back on the trottle... seems to work ok...

Kidding of course, that's a pretty neat trick.

Mort

 

[- JJJ -]

Demonstrated with a Honda Goldwing. I think if it works with a Goldwing, it can work with any bike.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d99oxlERl2Y

Nice technique..

Here is a motorcycle dolly that works with our bikes!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWPL-aeilJE&feature=related

Thanks now I have to spend more $$$

 

[rjtmac]

Thanks !! Simple but very useful tip. Moved mine about 6 feet just today using the stand it up and push it method. Will try it this new way the next time for sure....

 

[thundrhd]

Well, no offense, that is the way I've moved my bike around in tight quarters for years. Let it lean into you and you lean into it. Basic physics.

 

[parttimr]

Same here Mike, that way all the time.

 

[JawzX01]

I tried this earlier today pulling my VTX out of the garage. It was actually a bit difficult like this due to awkwardness. The bike (saddle) is so low it almost would be on my knee it seemed.

I need to see about getting used to this.

And to those who already knew about this. One of two things. Either you don't belong here as you should be members of Mensa and are clearly above this forum or shame on you for no sharing earlier. I'm not sure which bantering to go with.:hmm2: So, you choose. :bleh::bleh:

Regards,
Frank