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FaridElsion

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Posted: 12/28/21 02:26am

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fj12ryder wrote:

I thought it was this one: ***Link Removed***

But that one looks more like it could be easier make work.

I though about same thing!

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Posted: 12/24/21 01:25pm

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I think that the little one would be doable. Still might drag a bit as it goes over the hinge/dovetail but not anything like the bigger garage dolly. Maybe a little bit bigger wheels to gain a bit of ground clearance?

I know the pucker factor when trying to load a big bike when there is a bit of damp on the wheel and it spins out...usually sideways. Have been lucky so far being able to get the ramp angle reduced but one of these days...

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Posted: 12/24/21 07:23am

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I thought it was this one: Condor Dolly

But that one looks more like it could be easier make work.

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fj12ryder

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Posted: 12/24/21 07:21am

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Oops.

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Posted: 12/23/21 03:16pm

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Is this what we are talkin about?

https://www.condor-lift.com/product/cycle-loader-part-cl-1000/

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Posted: 12/20/21 01:51pm

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fj12ryder wrote:

He said he had "a '18 hd heritage".

Tks I gotta start weering my glasses or enlarge the screen

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Posted: 12/19/21 05:52pm

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He said he had "a '18 hd heritage".

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Posted: 12/19/21 11:06am

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I don't use that system. What size bike are you loading?

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Posted: 12/18/21 01:50pm

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It wouldn't work without some serious modification to get it over the dovetail into the trailer. Maybe enable it to be raised 6"-8" might help.

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Posted: 12/18/21 09:18am

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I've never seen one but it looks like it could work. The only issue I can see is that the underside of the dolly might hang up as it breaks over from the ramp to the trailer deck. It looks pretty low. I'm interested because in the next year or two I'll be buying a travel trailer of some type and am looking at options for bringing my 2020 Heritage Classic along.

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