+Munkey Joe Thank you!!!

+ito2791 thank you?

+ito2791 that was meant to be a ! Not a ? Lol

No worries 😉. I gotcha

+ito2791 thank you very much and your welcome.

Thank you!

I don't have C rails but I have bed frames - ill have to use that and drill the holes.

+Mary S Wagner just a idea in my head... decided to wing it. I'm really happy with the results. Happy new year from the top of the world!

+Zaren thank you! Every bit of it came from Lowe's all bulk stuff. The bolts are 3/8-16x4 and the nuts and washers are the ones that fit. 3/8 size socket. Not sure on the actual detail of them as I ruined that section of the box they came in.

Thank you for the reply! Thinking of doing this myself. I have a bunch of 5/16x6" carriage bolts, nuts , and washers. I'm not sure if they will work, so I may go pick up some 3/8's. That's the largest size bit I have laying around. I've watched a lot of DIY dolly vids and yours seems not ONLY effective, but not to much hardware involved!

Hey! I'm finally starting my build based on your video. I'm assuming with a 2004(ish) HD Road King Police edition, you cut your boards to 8 feet? That would give you a two feet section for the ramp? Also, assuming you did the same with the superstrut, you end up with cross sections for the middle undercarriage? I have a Honda Interstate and my boards are treated 2x12x10's that I am cutting down to 8 feet. If I do this right, I will have almost half a superstrut left and a 2x12x2 section of lumber. Thoughts?

+Tim Saunders on a clear night I sure can. It's amazing! I highly recommend getting it on your bucket list. If I can find a camera good enough to capture them there will be videos ;-)

That is very cool. Will do.

Instablaster.

I think just the weight from the front tire pushing into the ground kept it from moving, i watched that part several times.

+UkeMasterDewey thanks. 😎

Fairbanks 43-2 brother. Thanks for the view. Check the channel. I did a guidon topper and base for our chapter up here. I’m rather proud of it.

+RJ Tickler SUPERSTRUT 1-5/8-in x 1-5/8-in Gold-Galvanized Half Slot Channel Strut from Lowe's.

+RJ Tickler in 10 foot sections.

+RJ Tickler and thank you for the kind words. Let me know if I can answer anything about the build. I'm no expert but I have been in a holiday inn express before. Lol

+Charles Power it actually was slightly more expensive then if I had just bought one. I probably way over did the bracing. But I really enjoyed marking it and I know it will last my lifetime.

+Donald Trump I was hopeing to make it cheaper than an assembled one but it was actually about the same.

+Teresa Inscoe about $200 which is a little more than if I had just bought a cheap aluminum one from amazon. Lol. But I have extra wood and bolts left for future projects and the pride of making it myself. Thank you for the interest and the compliment. ;-)

+Cody Sexton I'm really pleased with it. Don't know how I ever used the garage without it. 😜

556Raven I would be happy if I could just get in my garage lol. Seems to be a catch all since I built it.

+Cody Sexton I know that feeling. I have to set a weekly clean up goal or I won't be able to walk in there by the end of any given month.

556Raven I sold two motorcycles and a mower this year and still dont have room. I stood there afterward and was like did I even sell anything lol. oh well.

+Cody Sexton dang.... I hate when that happens. Lol

Lowe’s.

I’ll see if I can find what I used.....

It was a lot of “stuff I had in the garage”

Maybe he just used what he already had on hand. Not a lot of Home Depots in Alaska and sometimes you just don't want to wait on the mail.

The satisfaction of cutting them down must have been tremendous.

+Snake Bite the wheels do lock and it has been stable so far. I'm sure that after years of use it will wear and probably need upgrading of one form or another. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

Noticed in the video from the start of loading the bike to on there is lost time. Question: Did you have any support at the beginning or does it pop up until you can get the front wheel past the first rollers?

+Snake Bite it doesent move at all. The wheels are set just right and it's heavy enough that as long as the breaks are set it doesent have any issues loading. And yes the wheel placement was more luck than a plan.

Great idea. If I were to build one, I would put a wheel chock to store the bike upright. Take less space. I have a Gold Wing so getting off would be easy. Just use the reverse.