Black Widow Steel Motorcycle Dolly Built for Cruiser and Chopper Wheelbases
A long bike in a tight garage is a wrestling match. A cruiser or chopper will not pivot on its own wheels in a space that suits a sport bike, and dragging it sideways by the bars is how bikes get dropped and floors get scratched.
The Black Widow cruiser dolly puts the whole bike on casters. A 94-inch track takes a long wheelbase, five double caster wheels carry up to 1,250 lbs, and the bike then moves in any direction with one hand.
Why Choose This Dolly
Sized for the bikes that do not fit a standard dolly.
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94 in track length — built around cruiser and chopper wheelbases rather than a generic 60-inch bed.
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1,250 lb capacity on 12-gauge steel — a dresser with bags and a full tank is still inside the rating.
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Five double caster wheels — the load spreads across ten wheels, so it rolls on a garage floor rather than gouging it.
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Adjustable kickstand plate — 31 inches of range and five locking positions, usable on either side of the bike.
What's Included
- Black Widow steel cruiser and chopper motorcycle dolly
- Loading ramp
- Adjustable kickstand plate, 31 in range, five locking positions
- Wheel safety pins, one at each end
Made For
Built for anyone storing or working on a long bike in a space that is tighter than the bike is long.
- Cruiser, chopper and bagger owners in home garages
- Motorcycle shops shuffling bikes between bays
- Storage units where the bike has to tuck into a corner
- Collectors parking several bikes close together
- Anyone moving a bike alone with no second pair of hands
Features
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1,250 lb maximum capacity — covers full-dress cruisers and choppers
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94 in x 8 in track — long enough for a stretched wheelbase
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12-gauge steel construction — heavy plate, not folded sheet
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Five double caster wheels — the bike turns in its own length
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Loading ramp included — ride or push the bike straight on
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Adjustable kickstand plate — 31 in of range, five locking positions
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Left or right kickstand mounting — fits either side without modification
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Wheel safety pins at both ends — lock the dolly still once positioned
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Black powder-coated finish — survives a damp garage floor
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3-1/2 in overall height — a shallow step for the front wheel
Why a Long Track Matters
A standard motorcycle dolly is sized around a sport bike or a mid-size standard. Put a chopper on one and the rear wheel hangs off the back, which puts the load in the wrong place and makes the whole thing tippy the moment it is pushed.
This one runs a 94-inch by 8-inch track in a 99-inch overall frame. The full wheelbase sits on the platform, weight lands where the casters are, and the bike stays planted while it is moved.
The kickstand plate handles the other half of the problem. It adjusts through 31 inches with five locking positions and mounts on the left or right, so the stand comes down onto steel rather than hanging over the edge.
Ten Wheels Under the Load
Five double casters means ten contact points carrying the bike. That matters on a garage floor: the same 1,250 lbs on four small wheels concentrates enough pressure to mark sealed concrete and to stop dead at every expansion joint.
Spread across ten wheels the dolly rolls with hand pressure and turns in place, which is the whole point — a bike parked nose-in can be spun to face out without touching the bars.
The frame is 12-gauge steel under a black powder coat, and the two wheel safety pins drop in once the bike is where you want it so nothing rolls while you are working.
The Right Motorcycle Dolly for Your Garage
To move a long bike in a short space, this is the dolly: a 94 in track, 1,250 lb capacity, and five double casters underneath it.
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