Motorcycle Dolly Park-and-move Stand Garage Parking Dolly Centre Stand 60x42x7.5cm max 250kg

The bike trolley works well. I have a small garage, and being able to move my bike around into a corner, which I would not be able to without the trolley. My garage floor is not perfectly even, but it still moves my 240kg bike well. I would definitely recommend this trolley. It’s sturdy and up to the job. It is awkward to get centre stand onto the trolley centre. I get bike wheels onto 2 inch blocks first, then it is much easier. Money well spent.

Very good bit of kit.

Does the job but not ideal if the floor is not flat if it is pitted or rough.

Brake does not hold unit, need a second person to hold unit while you placed on centre stand,But must be honest, once on unit works a treat, very easy to move about.

i have a fairly small garage and 3 motorbikes and i wanted to utilise as much of the space as i could.I have used this dolly on the rear wheel only so i can swing the rear end of the bike flush up against the wall. The only downside is that it is difficult to get the bike onto unless you have a paddock stand or centre stand to raise the rear wheel.

My husband loves it, , he says it's made things so much easier to move his bike around. Would definitely recommend it.

Summary:Make sure your centre stand will fit.Make sure your floor is level / smooth.Ij have rated 3 stars for now, but will update after sometime as appropriate.The build of the product seems pretty good. Doesn't feel flimsy, and felt confident in it straight away.For me, mounting my bike (Honda Deauville) is a little bit of a faff. The peg that you push down on mine is flat/straight, so when mounted on dolly, makes contact with legs of dolly. Which isn't an issue, just means I pulled the dolly towarss me for clearance.In short, think about position of the stand when mounting.In terms of maneuverability, my (concrete) floor is quite rough (but flat), so is a bit of a pickle to shimmy mine around. I'm in the process of painting my garage bit by bit, so am hopeful that a thin layer of paint will do the trick. If not, I've been toying with the idea of smoothing the floor somehow at some point, so this could be the final push (should it be needed).

Initially disappointed as it simply would not work with a bonneville newchurch..but after a bit of thinking I have a working method.First put the bike on its centerstand. Then slide a plank under the rear wheel so it almost reaches the back of the centerstand. The roll the bike of its stand using the brake to stop it rolling off the plank. You can then slide the dolly under and lift the back back onto its stand.I thnk the bonnie is pretty much as heavy as this can handle but its definately worth the price for me.