Anyone have, see or try the Condor dolly?

I wonder how easy it is to get the bike on and off the thing with the open floor? Seems a solid floor would be easy to roll on and off. Not to mention the different height and the possiblity of falling sideways.

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Originally Posted by buckeyeken47

I bought an Oxbuilt dolly about a year ago. I does a very good job of turning my bike around in the limited space in my 1 car garage. It also help me put the bike in the corner of the garage for the winter. I spent around $300 for it and would recommend it. It rolls easily and has no problem with the F6B weight. I did have some trouble lining up the bike to ride onto the dolly. Then if figured out I stoped the bike and then line the dolly up to the front of the bike and then ride on.

https://www.facebook.com/oxbuilt2013/

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But if you in a tight garage and have to push it sideways that doesn't work with the Oxbuilt. It quite nice for an open two or three stall garage though.

I have the bike in a one car garage on the OXBUILT dolly. I moves sideways easily. I included a picture so you could see just how little space there is in my garage. This is where I put the bike for the winter.

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Originally Posted by RickJ

Made it to the Javits center Saturday for the show, one of the vendors was "Condor". They have a dolly that looked well made, holds the bike vertically, and doesn't seem to take up more space in any direction than the bike itself. I searched here and couldn't find any mention. Anyone here see one? They also make chocks and trailer stuff...even a pretty trick trailer!



http://condor-lift.com/index.php?rou...product_id=100

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You should also look at this company, they are one of the best I have found.
http://www.baxleycompanies.com/SB001.html

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Originally Posted by shortleg0521

You should also look at this company, they are one of the best I have found.
http://www.baxleycompanies.com/SB001.html

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Their stufflooks nice but I didn't see any dollys. Looking for something that holds the bike, can be pushed sideways, and a footprint not much larger than the bike...the one I posted (looks to fulfill all those requirements. By the way, this is for a smaller BMW 650GS...about half the weight of my F6B which has a comfy winter home in my garden shed!

I bought this from a neighbor who used it on their NC700. Its fairly tight from end to end but works very well. They may offer a larger size for F6B's. It does go sideways and as you can see I can move it easily.Attachment 24954Attachment 24955Attachment 24956Attachment 24957

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Originally Posted by ReserveBum

I bought this from a neighbor who used it on their NC700. Its fairly tight from end to end but works very well. They may offer a larger size for F6B's. It does go sideways and as you can see I can move it easily.Attachment 24954Attachment 24955Attachment 24956Attachment 24957

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Thanks...nice. To be honest, the condor is looking better for MY purposes. It's for my 650BMW, needs to stand upright (zero room in garage). The F6B and Trimuph squeeze into a graden shed pretty well w/o stands (I called it a garden shed for wifey, I built it as a motorcycle garage for me...holds enough of both garden and bikes!!