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  Steve L

  20 days ago

  Has anyone have an easy to use dolly they recommend. I have a 2016 Softail Deluxe and it's a mission turning it around on my driveway and pushing backwards into the garage. Not after a cheap Chinese knock off that will break after using a few times. I like the Dynamoto stands but they don't do a rear stand that will work with a dual exhaust. 

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  tussuck

  20 days ago

  What city.... I have one for sale.

  
  

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  Trunksie

  20 days ago

  Quoting Steve L on 21 Jun 2025 02:43 AM

  Has anyone have an easy to use dolly they recommend. I have a 2016 Softail Deluxe and it's a mission turning it around on my driveway and pushing backwards into the garage. Not after a cheap Chinese knock off that will break after using a few times. I like the Dynamoto stands but they don't do a rear stand that will work with a dual exhaust. 

  I bought a bike jack from total tools for under 300 it's on wheels im pretty sure it will work

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  Steve L

  20 days ago

  I'm in Hervey Bay Qld. I do have one of those jacks but it doesn't spin or move to freely.

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  tussuck

  20 days ago

  bugger... victoria here.  mines a good one and moves the big block around nps.

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  Steve L

  20 days ago

  Do you have a photo

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  Hilly

  20 days ago

  This what you are after?

  

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  Steve L

  19 days ago

  Thanks mate that is what I was thinking of.

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  tussuck

  19 days ago

  Thats the one I have but in racing red!

  
  

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  Steve L

  19 days ago

  I pulled my jack out and cleaned it up and lubed the wheels and castors. It did do it okay, but a bit cumbersome. I will probably get a proper dolly though. This one looks pretty good https://www.rampitup.com.au/motow-heavy-duty-aluminium-motorcycle-dolly-capaci

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  tussuck

  19 days ago

  this is my one.  https://www.rampitup.com.au/motow-motorcycle-trail-bike-dolly-1250-lb-566kg-wi

  I do like that the ends pop down to make a small ramp

  
  

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  Steve L

  19 days ago

  That model is half the price of the one put up. Unfortunately it's out of stock for now.

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  Hilly

  19 days ago

  Steve I can't vouch for the quality but it looks strong enough?

  
  

  https://www.tauruslegend.com.au/automotive-motorcycle-tools-melbourne-australia/motorcycle-lift-stands/567kg-motorcycle-dolly-parking-stand-black.html?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=17339488261&gclid=Cj0KCQjw097CBhDIARIsAJ3-nxca98B4DX2LZ0asNHmP9YSwXwZ6iioP_3slDyk-7P4G8_hjTKFiTBsaAljAEALw_wcB

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  Steve L

  19 days ago

  Thanks mate, it probably is but in their video they put a trail bike on it. A bit difference in weight. They should use a full size bike/cruiser to show it can handle over 500kgs. 

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  Hilly

  18 days ago

  One of the pics showed a Dyna on it so I thought maybe.

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  Steve L

  18 days ago

  It has small casters and wheels though. 

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  Hilly

  18 days ago

  That alloy one you linked originally is a way better thing in many ways, you get what you pay for I guess 👍

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  Steve L

  18 days ago

  Yeah the only thing is it looks like the wheels need to be locked on so it doesn't move when trying to put the bike on it. I suppose if they are good quality they should last.

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  tussuck

  16 days ago

  Ring them and ask your questions.

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