Motorbike dolly mover

[Golly]

Hi looking for a little advice

 

AND SORRY IF THIS SEEMS LIKE A DUMB QUESTION.

 

I have a motorbike dolly mover now the shed where I keep my bike is too small to accommodate the dolly, so can people tell me what it's made, and also how easy would it be to cut to make it shorter, 

[husoi]

You would cut the joint on the left if the side rest is in the correct position.

If not enough you can cut some on the other joint.

Make sure the new holes for the bolts are done correctly.

 

Make sure you have enough space for the wheel to stay on the trolley.

[Bender]

Will just be cheap mild steel. 

[Fiddlesticks]

Make the shed bigger.

[Golly]

11 hours ago, Fiddlesticks said:

Make the shed bigger.

Unfortunately that's not an option due to space constraints 

[billy sugger]

Cut a hole in the bottom so dolly can slide under

[Golly]

17 hours ago, husoi said:

You would cut the joint on the left if the side rest is in the correct position.

If not enough you can cut some on the other joint.

Make sure the new holes for the bolts are done correctly.

 

Make sure you have enough space for the wheel to stay on the trolley.

Thanks for that yeah the side rest is in the correct place thanks for the advice best go get some discs

[Golly]

19 hours ago, Bender said:

Will just be cheap mild steel. 

When assembled its bloody heavy 

[Bender]

2 hours ago, Golly said:

When assembled its bloody heavy 

Steel is not renowned for being  light  

[New-biker]

On 12/07/2022 at 19:15, Golly said:

Hi looking for a little advice

 

AND SORRY IF THIS SEEMS LIKE A DUMB QUESTION.

 

I have a motorbike dolly mover now the shed where I keep my bike is too small to accommodate the dolly, so can people tell me what it's made, and also how easy would it be to cut to make it shorter, 

I had the same problem, I just used the angle grinder but it did the job. 

 

Just please make sure that you leave room for reattaching the wheels