fleabag
Well-known member
In case you are looking for a dolly, this one from Condor seems to be working out well. I would have preferred one from Dynamoto like I have on my RT, but they don’t make one for the R18.
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Garage Dolly for the bagger
- Discussion starter fleabag
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- 2024 Indian Pursuit, 2019 Indian FTRS, 2023 Moto Guzzi V7 SE
We have three of those. Having the ability to store the bikes vertically and on wheels frees up a ton of room in the garage.
Nice set up. It sounds silly to admit because it’s bleeding obvious when you stop to think about it but I hadn’t realised the TC was so much heavier than the FE. Shuffling these bikes about in a tight space isn’t easy and you do have to think about what you are doing a lot more than an ‘ordinary’ weighted bike.
Tboxer
New member
Is it easy to get up and down. I bought a dolly for a HD bagger, thought it would fit. Due to kick stand length it does not.
fleabag
Well-known member
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The dolly from Condor is working out really well. The only difficult part about it is because it’s a heavy bike. Getting the caster wheels to initially turn in the right direction can take a bit of effort. It’s just a little hard to change direction, but way way easier than not having one. Be careful if you’re on the slope, you’ll have a runaway train.
Airborne62025
Member
I recently bought a secondhand Harbor Freight dolly for $65. I tried it and as @Tboxer stated, the kickstand is too long. I found a video on YouTube to modify the HF dolly fairly inexpensive. I just need someone to weld it up for me. I will give it a shot. If it does not work, I am all in on a Condor Dolly.