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When shopping their web site they don't seem to offer any options for the heavier Harley (street or road glides etc) or Indian cruisers...... just their lighter bikes.
 
I have two Condor Dollie’s in my garage. One for the r18 one for the sidecar. Can slide them anywhere
 
What about the KERN-STABI X-518 atand; I personally use their stand for my Model B, but I don't have the dolly wheel attachments..

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Yes, I ordered this combo for my TC. It offers most utility and flexibility.
 
I have two Condor Dollie’s in my garage. One for the r18 one for the sidecar. Can slide them anywhere
Thx! The Condor Dolly is cool, but a bit pricy for what it does. Can't work under the bike with it.
 
For me, the Condor works well. My garage is smooth, but the driveway is stamped concrete, and the Condor rolls over it without issue. I also have the Kern, and I wouldn’t trust rolling it around on my driveway.
 
For me, the Condor works well. My garage is smooth, but the driveway is stamped concrete, and the Condor rolls over it without issue. I also have the Kern, and I wouldn’t trust rolling it around on my driveway.
Yeah, I can see how the Kern could fold up hitting a snag.
 
Was the little caster wheels caught on something? Did the front or the back folded?
Yes, I have an outdoor carpet over my garage floor; it also covers a drainage point in the center of my garage floor; I think the one wheel caught the drainage hole and the momentum was enough to make things go badly...
 
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