Product Review: Park-n-Move Wheeled Motorcycle Dolly

Product Review: Park-n-Move Wheeled Motorcycle Dolly | Wingin' It with Fred Harmon

Рет қаралды 9,675

2 жыл бұрын

Check out the Park-n-Move Dolly here: wingstuff.com/products/33789-...
In this video, Fred Harmon does a review on the Park-n-Move Wheeled Motorcycle Dolly by Adaptive Technologies. This is the latest video in our series, Wingin' It with Fred Harmon. Hope you find it informative!
Fred Harmon is one of the utmost authorities when it comes to the Honda Gold Wing. Riders all over the world look to him for his wealth of knowledge and he has become one of the most respected voices in the Gold Wing community. He is a great resource for anyone interested in DIY maintenance on their Wing.
FRED HARMON'S MAINTENANCE VIDEOS FOR 2018+ HONDA GOLD WING
wingstuff.com/products/38237-...
FRED HARMON'S MAINTENANCE DVD SET FOR 2001-2017
wingstuff.com/products/33308-...
#wingstuff #parknmove #goldwing
Follow Us On WingStuff Social Media:
FACEBOOK: / wingstuff
TWITTER: / wingstuff
INSTAGRAM: / wingstuff
PINTEREST: / wingstuff
_________________________________________________________________
ABOUT US
Every Thing For Your Wing. WingStuff.com is as dedicated as ever in providing the best experience possible to our loyal Gold Wing customers. We remain true to the idea that Gold Wing riders desire more than just an impersonal parts site for their bike, but rather an all encompassing experience that accommodates the Gold Wing lifestyle.
• 2022 Gold Wing Tour
• 2022 Gold Wing DCT
• 2022 Gold Wing accessories and apparel
• 2022 Gold Wing electronics and audio
• 2022 Gold Wing footrests and stands
• 2022 Gold Wing gifts and novelty items
• 2022 Gold Wing handlebar parts and accessories
• 2022 Gold Wing helmets
• 2022 Gold Wing lights and electrical
• 2022 Gold Wing performance and exhaust systems
• 2022 Gold Wing racks, travel and luggage
• 2022 Gold Wing tires and parts
• 2022 Gold Wing windshield and accessories
• 2021 Gold Wing Tour
• 2021 Gold Wing DCT
• 2021 Gold Wing accessories and apparel
• 2021 Gold Wing electronics and audio
• 2021 Gold Wing footrests and stands
• 2021 Gold Wing gifts and novelty items
• 2021 Gold Wing handlebar parts and accessories
• 2021 Gold Wing helmets
• 2021 Gold Wing lights and electrical
• 2021 Gold Wing performance and exhaust systems
• 2021 Gold Wing racks, travel and luggage
• 2021 Gold Wing tires and parts
• 2021 Gold Wing windshield and accessories
• 2020 Gold Wing Tour
• 2020 Gold Wing DCT
• 2020 Gold Wing accessories and apparel
• 2020 Gold Wing electronics and audio
• 2020 Gold Wing footrests and stands
• 2020 Gold Wing gifts and novelty items
• 2020 Gold Wing handlebar parts and accessories
• 2020 Gold Wing helmets
• 2020 Gold Wing lights and electrical
• 2020 Gold Wing performance and exhaust systems
• 2020 Gold Wing racks, travel and luggage
• 2020 Gold Wing tires and parts
• 2020 Gold Wing windshield and accessories
• 2019 Gold Wing Tour
• 2019 Gold Wing DCT
• 2019 Gold Wing accessories and apparel
• 2019 Gold Wing electronics and audio
• 2019 Gold Wing footrests and stands
• 2019 Gold Wing gifts and novelty items
• 2019 Gold Wing handlebar parts and accessories
• 2019 Gold Wing helmets
• 2019 Gold Wing lights and electrical
• 2019 Gold Wing performance and exhaust systems
• 2019 Gold Wing racks, travel and luggage
• 2019 Gold Wing tires and parts
• 2019 Gold Wing windshield and accessories
• 2018 Gold Wing Tour
• 2018 Gold Wing DCT
• 2018 Gold Wing accessories and apparel
• 2018 Gold Wing electronics and audio
• 2018 Gold Wing footrests and stands
• 2018 Gold Wing gifts and novelty items
• 2018 Gold Wing handlebar parts and accessories
• 2018 Gold Wing helmets
• 2018 Gold Wing lights and electrical
• 2018 Gold Wing performance and exhaust systems
• 2018 Gold Wing racks, travel and luggage
• 2018 Gold Wing tires and parts
• 2018 Gold Wing windshield and accessories
• GL1800 electronics and audio (also available for GL1500)
• GL1800 footrests and stands (also available for GL1500)
• GL1800 gifts and novelty items (also available for GL1500)
• GL1800 handlebar parts and accessories (also available for GL1500)
• GL1800 helmets (also available for GL1500)
• GL1800 lights and electrical (also available for GL1500)
• GL1800 performance and exhaust systems (also available for GL1500)
• GL1800 racks, travel and luggage (also available for GL1500)
• GL1800 tires and parts (also available for GL1500)
• GL1800 windshield and accessories (also available for GL1500)
We pride ourselves on providing the best service and information to our loyal customers. If you find these videos helpful, please let us know in the comments below!

Пікірлер: 24

@terrillbennett1150 Жыл бұрын

Good News: We bought a "new to us" house with a 1 1/4 car garage, and I own a LOT of woodworking equipment (bandsaw, drill press, 48" jointer, etc) which fit well in our former 3 car garage, but not-so-much in the new garage. So I bought this Park-N-Ride directly from the manufacturer. Absolutely LOVE IT! I can easily rotate the GW in front of our shelves at the front of the garage, and move it when it's riding time. Bad News: My only problem is I also have a "ride off" replacement center stand, so the rear tire still touches the floor when it's on the Park-N-Move. I had to strap a piece of 5/4" x 6" deck board on the Park-N-Ride to raise the rear tire. It works, so I'm a happy camper. Tip: For us old guys who don't bend so well and reaching under the GW is a pain (literally), you can use an adjustable wrench to spin the rollers on far side to set/release the caster brakes. The larger the wrench, the longer the handle, the easier it is to spin (class 2 lever).

@WingStuffcom Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your feedback, Terrill!

@deancol4080 3 ай бұрын

Thanks for posting. I ordered one for my VFR1200F and it works fantastic. The very little trouble that I have using the dolly is dismounting the bike (almost no trouble). The brakes on the casters are ok but I find that it helps to wedge an HF tire iron under the dolly to keep it from moving when dismounting the bike off the center stand.

@WingStuffcom 3 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

@Supernaut2000 Жыл бұрын

This dolly has allowed me to own and keep my Goldwing in the garage! I love the tip about the 3/4" board to raise up the rear wheel! One big CAUTION!.... when MOVING the bike around, if there is any gravel, debris or divot in your garage floor, it could cause the dolly to stop moving suddenly and your momentum will carry the bike forward and OFF the dolly! Yes, this happened to me once but fortunately I always keep the side stand down. In that instance, I was so glad to see the Goldwing roll off and stop and lean onto the side stand! As for getting the bike off the dolly, I simply use a wooden wedge and wedge it under the front of the dolly on the side of the wheel so the dolly won't move forward. Well worth the price!

@WingStuffcom Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

@paulkonar7842 2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for this review Fred. I didn't know that something like this even existed for motorcycles as heavy as a Gold Wing.

@WingStuffcom 2 жыл бұрын

You bet!

@apm6997 Ай бұрын

Main design flaw of this unit is the on/off levers are hard to get to and activate once the bike is on the stand. Since the wheels move 360 degrees, the levers are not always easily accessible. And u have to use your foot, not hands, to push on/off levers. (My levers do not move so easy with fingers like on this video). I wish there was an update or better design for the levers.

@WingStuffcom Ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing your feedback!

@durtyred86 Жыл бұрын

Thank goodness for 3M nonskid tape.... I'm not sure why they'd skip this important safety feature but at least we can pick up the slack.

@laryangel4082 2 жыл бұрын

Love

@WingStuffcom 2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@floydthorne6444 2 жыл бұрын

I would put some sort of rubber or something on the area where the kitsch stand pads rest. That surface looks very slick to me.

@WingStuffcom 2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment, Floyd!

@dannywalker9926 2 жыл бұрын

I bought this exact “dolly” and it’s extremely hard to keep it from rolling when trying to put a bike on it. I have two Harleys and a gold wing and i don’t wanna drop any of them and this thing is almost guaranteed to cause just that.. just my opinion of course and I’m sure you’re gonna tell me that I’m not doing it properly lol But I’m using your “dolly” for my trash can in my shop

@WingStuffcom 2 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry to hear that. Yes you are right...if you follow Fred's instructions in the vid you shouldn't have a problem getting one of your bikes securely on the dolly, but I understand you not wanting to drop any of your bikes.

@ecrusch 2 жыл бұрын

I'm wondering if you'd have any more success if you locked all the wheels?

@foolishcoyote. Жыл бұрын

No rubber flooring to keep centerstand from sliding off as you try to put motorcycle on dolly?

@kevincraig8257 2 жыл бұрын

wintertime sucks

@WingStuffcom 2 жыл бұрын

Lol

@ecrusch 2 жыл бұрын

I'd be too worried about dropping it.

@roadglide 2 жыл бұрын

Sweep floor of debris. Then like anything. Slow and easy. Repetition/practice brings confidence Not fear.

@roadglide 2 жыл бұрын

Cringeworthy when you rotate that beautiful bike by the rear passenger backrest like that. The fiberglass trunk closure contact points were screaming being compressed so unnecessarily. I would not suggest that technique. Learn to live about your machine without all that gymnastics.