Upright bikes take up less space than when they’re leaning on a sidestand. Parked on the Garage Dolly, a bike can be wheeled in any direction into a tight space.
If your garage is bursting at the seams like mine, any sort of convenient contraption that helps save space (and lets you cram in another bike!) is always worth a look. The Condor Garage Dolly is just such a device. Roll or ride your bike onto the Dolly, and the front wheel locks into a Condor Wheel Chock (similar to the one it sells separately for parking your bike upright or securing it in a truck or trailer). Now your motorcycle is secured upright on the Dolly, and you can roll it on the Dolly?s four large, hard-rubber swivel casters in any direction?even sideways?into a location flat against a wall, in front of or behind a car or right alongside other motorcycles. Upright bikes take up less space than when they?re leaning on a sidestand, and even if your bike has a centerstand, maneuvering it into a tight spot is easier with the Garage Dolly. Unlike cheap imitations, the Condor Garage Dolly is very well made from heavy-duty aluminum and steel, yet it weighs just 80 pounds on the Rider scale. The unit folds nearly flat, so it can be stored on its side or hung on a wall. Since the fore-and-aft location of the pivoting cradle that grabs the back of your bike?s front wheel is adjustable, the Dolly can accommodate front wheel sizes from 14 to 22 inches. The length of the platform is also adjustable from 90 to ...