Useless Road King Motorcycle Dolly. Adapt And Overcome. Don't Quit Says M$B. 

More homemade contraptions on this channel than an episode of Wallace & Gromit 🤣

For a bloody genius you made hard work of it, especially the drilling with no lubricant

Well done that man. So pleased you’ve got a good solution for the bike parking. Nothing worse than struggling with such a heavy lump to back it out. Superb job 👍

You got my respect John !

Don't Quit 👍😎 🇦🇺

Well done. Persistence and know how win the day.

Love your perseverance John 👍😊

good job dune jhon what a good wonderful idear

Haven't laughed so much in ages mate, good on ya John. 🤣👍🇬🇧

Top job John, you kept at it & got a great result, I'm 65 & my Fatboy weighs a ton, I'd be huffing & puffing as well. All the best ol bean.👍

Good to see how the precise location of the hole in the concrete allowed the exhaust to scrape past the wall panel. Do that a few times, make a few grooves and it'll be all good. If there was any music that should be played with this video clip it would be Bernard Cribbins' "Right Said Fred" (and change the lyrics to include the Road King Orca and other relevant items in the shed).

Nice vid! Great bit of kit. 👍🙂

Well done brillent

Nice work!

Hi John. Well done for sticking at it. They can be a pain to get the position spot on. Sorry to take advantage of your channel but I have one for sale. You can always delete this comment if you don't like what I've said obviously. Mine is set on heavy duty castors but still pivots around a central point. If you know anyone who's interested? Thanks John and well achieved. A from the UK.

Nice one old chap

I have to say John “ Bloody Well Done Mate “. You had me worried a bit all that huffing and puffing 😮‍💨 have tomorrow off now ! Maybe John you could sling a strap over just to make sure ( belt and braces and all that ). 👍

When theirs a means theirs always a way!!!.

Your professional engineering skills stood you in good stead during this project John. Perseverance pays off! Cheers, King.

Good afternoon John. Pretty cool contraption you created there, reminds me of an old railway turntable. 👍🏼

They say he is still in the garage to this day spinning in circles.

Make sure to grease up those swivels the wheels

John, just a thought, but I'm sure your invention would have worked much better if you had skimmed (trowel Finnish) the floor when you laid it, but you could still skimmed it over with Floor levelling compound 😉👍🏻

Living the dream😂

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I sort of appreciate that an imminent move somewhere else is off the cards right now..... but suffice it to say that, (only a suggestion mind) you might be better off not moving to a redundant lighthouse.Your statement about being a modest genius almost seems near to the nomenclature 'Jodrell Bank', (There are at least two letters that share the similarity).... hence height creeps in to the equation somehow, hence lighthouse springs to mind..... not that I have much of a mind left these days.....so, to cut a long story short. Do not attempt to house your motorcycle anywhere near the top of a lighthouse... Just saying is all....!!!!!! There was a chap years back who housed his horse stables at the top of a tower somewhere in Malta so I hear...!!!!

kango hammer, 10 min job for your hydraulic lifter for your bike ramp......good guess?

Shithot👏😂

Never any doubt no🐂💩😉

First😁