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    Senior Member SimonTemplar's Avatar
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    Well....after a lot of time spent on the matter (and finally getting a response from Condor), I ordered a Condor 'Garage Dolly' a couple days ago. It is currently enroute and is scheduled for delivery on Thursday (if UPS is to believed...and they rarely are)

    Not my first choice, this one....but, for a number of reasons, this is the one that was ultimately best suited to my particular situation.





    There is one main issue that troubles me, however. I am wondering about the advisability of standing your bike upright for extended periods using only the front wheel. I should think that this would put undue stress and strain on the forks and the fork seals....eventually causing early failure.

    What do you think? Is this an issue, or am I worrying for nothing?





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    Quote Originally Posted by SimonTemplar View Post
    Well....after a lot of time spent on the matter (and finally getting a response from Condor), I ordered a Condor 'Garage Dolly' a couple days ago. It is currently enroute and is scheduled for delivery on Thursday (if UPS is to believed...and they rarely are)Not my first choice, this one....but, for a number of reasons, this is the one that was ultimately best suited to my particular situation. There is one main issue that troubles me, however. I am wondering about the advisability of standing your bike upright for extended periods using only the front wheel. I should think that this would put undue stress and strain on the forks and the fork seals....eventually causing early failure.

    What do you think? Is this an issue, or am I worrying for nothing?....sT

    I honestly think once standing upright there is very little side load. Think about when you are stopped and balancing the bike. It takes very little to hold it there, BUT
    I see a nice tie down point built into the front of the dolly so for long periods you could put a strap on each side.
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