Anybody know a rolling caddy that fits a spyder?

[Indiana Ken]

I don't know what you call them, but I have seen wheels you can put under cars or motorcycles to roll them around a garage for easy storage or movement.
Anybody ever see one to fit the spyder?

 

[pegasus1300]

Harbor Freight has a set for a car,you could use 3 and have a spare. They would handle the weight.

 

[Rookiespyder]

I think snowmobile dollies will work for you. I used to have a classic Austin mini that I moved around in my garage with them. So I don't see why they would not work for the spyder.

 

[UtahPete]

Harbor Freight has a set for a car,you could use 3 and have a spare. They would handle the weight.

I've considered these, but how do you get the bike onto them? I guess it would work for long-term winter storage? $50 for a set of two at HF https://www.harborfreight.com/2-piece-vehicle-dollies-67511.html

 

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

dollies

Harbor Freight has a set for a car,you could use 3 and have a spare. They would handle the weight.

:agree: ............... But they also sell a much less expensive option .... the small wood w/ caster wheels furniture dollies .... 12" X 16" around $15 ea. you can buy Three .... I have them and they are great for the Spyder ....... I got mine at Home Depot for $ 8.00 each ...... 5 yrs ago ...... inflation :gaah:............. Mike :thumbup:

 

[pegasus1300]

they are on sale right now with coupon for $11 something.

the one for cars is called a car dolly
the wooden ones are furniture dollies

 

[Bensonoid]

These are the Harbor Freight furniture dollies.

 

[blacklightning]

These are the Harbor Freight furniture dollies.

I love the harbor freight furniture dollies. The wheels kept breaking on the stool that I use to role around in the garage when working on things at a kneeling level. So I took all the wheels off and mounted the stool to the furniture dolly and haven't had a minutes trouble.

 

[Chupaca]

Dollies...

There are the self rising models but a bit pricy when you need three. Then the jack her up and set her down on the smaller wheel type and of course the furniture dollies. The other option which I use cause I don't have to move the spyder around that much is the ATV/motorcycle lift. Not as easy but gets the job done. :thumbup:

 

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

MTC. LIFT

There are the self rising models but a bit pricy when you need three. Then the jack her up and set her down on the smaller wheel type and of course the furniture dollies. The other option which I use cause I don't have to move the spyder around that much is the ATV/motorcycle lift. Not as easy but gets the job done. :thumbup:

Yep that works also ...... but make sure you strap your Spyder to that lift .... even a small bump could topple it :gaah:.......... not a pleasant thought ...... Mike :thumbup:

 

[purplepig]

snow sledding plastic

Depending on how far you have to move your spyder, this may work and is very inexpensive. I have two sheets that lay on floor on top of each other where the back wheel will be when I park. Then I just push(or pull when leaving) the rear end against the wall. A little silicone spray between the sheets makes it even easier. The sheets I have don't curl the way these in the link do... you might need to cut these to fit. Dan

http://www.hookedontoys.com/productdetails.aspx?ItemID=4423&ParentCatID=513

 

[Bensonoid]

I love the harbor freight furniture dollies. The wheels kept breaking on the stool that I use to role around in the garage when working on things at a kneeling level. So I took all the wheels off and mounted the stool to the furniture dolly and haven't had a minutes trouble.

You couldn't buy 4 casters for what those dollies cost, not to mention the premium hardwood and plush carpeting that's included.

 

[pegasus1300]

I love the harbor freight furniture dollies. The wheels kept breaking on the stool that I use to role around in the garage when working on things at a kneeling level. So I took all the wheels off and mounted the stool to the furniture dolly and haven't had a minutes trouble.

I want to see a picture of that. I just had one of the wheels break on a stool I use all the time and was wondering what to do about it. If it works well I have two other seats I am going to convert including a Snap On one that has never worked right since it was new in 1972.