That's brilliant...my issue is my home made bike garage isn't wide enough but if it were I would gladly purchase one of these spinners, brilliant idea!
Hi, I know its been a while since you built this motorcycle spinner but I'm building one thanks to your great idea and I have a question, what type of metal did you use for the plank, aluminum or steel? Thank you in advance.
hi popeye..was looking for such a product and came across your idea. excellent btw. id like to make one. have a few questions ..1- is the lazy suzan sandwiched between two pieces of steel. if so..how are they attached (welded?). 2- what gauge steel are you using for the overall platform. thank you :) dave
Michael Thompson hi no this is folded steel plate, channel that wide would be way too heavy and costly. I suggest make the bottom and sides out of three pieces and stitch weld the sides on at an angle, not 90 degrees, base I suggest approximately 200mm wide, hope that helps
Popeye, may I purchase plans for your motorcycle spinner? I could use instructions for lazy susan mounting. My 2017 Honda Fury is a bear getting out of my one car garage, Largo Florida USA. Thank you, Charles Kohut
Hi I didn’t have any plans just kinda made it up, I had an idea of what I wanted, my main concern was will it be strong enough, the answer it was in abundance
I am building a unit for my motorcycle and need directions on the lazy susan in the video mounting...I like the way it has the tipping of up and down motion when driving on and off plus rotating of the ramp...any help will be greatly appreciated...Will be used only for my cruiser.......THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP....... JIM
