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I raise mine up and place each wheel onto a dolly. One, to be able to push the car into place and second...well there is no second for me. There
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I raise mine up and place each wheel onto a dolly. One, to be able to push the car into place and second...well there is no second for me. There is never a flat spot and the car goes into storage from November until April in a non-heated garage.
The picture was taken a few years ago, so the bike is gone and the cabinet in the corner has been moved. The only way to get the car into position is with the wheel dollies.
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