T2W: DIY Motorcycle Turntable
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
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In this episode, I will show you how I made a DIY Turntable for my motorcycle. This super easy project will be one of the handiest items in your garage!
This is my take on similar projects I’ve seen in other videos and available commercially. This is an inexpensive and easy-to-build project. There’s no reason to buy one.
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DISCLAIMER: The Information provided in this video IS NOT professional advice. It is simply a demonstration of how I performed this task and is for informational purposes only. If you are not comfortable performing this type of work, seek professional assistance. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions when performing maintenance or installing parts and equipment.
Ordered parts to build this just now. I was looking for a motorcycle turntable to spin my bike in the garage and came across this video. Thanks for sharing Tim. This will help me a ton as my driveway up to the garage is steep and I hate trying to get the bike out and fighting that hill. Now I’ll spin the bike in the garage and ride it out. Guaranteed I’ll be riding more now!
Hi Mike, I'm glad this was helpful.
The genius of it all is the sheer simplicity and economics. You could actually pack it in the lid of your tail box if you chose. I might not have room enough to spin mine around but you’ve inspired my creativity immensely!
I'm glad this has inspired you. I use this turntable all the time and I still love it.
Thanks for your comment and for watching.
I've just knocked one of these up, using pop rivets instead of welding, and it works amazingly with my Triumph Explorer. Total cost was £35 UK.
Hi Les, Using pop-rivets is a great idea! Thanks for sharing that idea.
Thanks for the comment and for watching.
Les where did you get the disc from I'm trying to buyone in the UK but struggling with the weight load
@@2e0btx Hi Peter, you can get a 12 inch lazy susan bearing rated to 1000lbs from Simply Bearings in the UK. Roughly £15.
I built one with 3/4 inch plywood. Works perfect. The plywood needs very little attachment power to the top of the spinner. Pl 400 works. Painted over beach sand into the top is plenty of traction. Great idea. Thanks for posting!
Hi Tim. I echo comments below. Having looked at what is available commercially (£175 in the UK) and the various DIY options, yours seems to be the simplest. Plus your comment about keeping the height as low as possible to make it easier to use the centre stand. Inserting a flat piece of wood under the rear wheel to lift the bike a little would also help to get the bike on its centre stand while on the turntable. Also a useful comment about your experience simply leaving the bike parked on the turntable when not being used. Thanks
Best and simplest design I've seen. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for the comment John.
Great idea with a simple plan even I can do despite not being mechanically inclined - thanks for sharing 👍
Clever idea. Never wanted a center stand on the klr till now.
Hi Casey, I understand. I never put a center stand on my KLR for several reasons, but this would've been a good reason to do it. I used to use my motorcycle jack with the KLR to move it side-to-side, but it would not let me spin it around like this.
Thanks for the comment and for watching.
Ingenious! I think I'll go ahead and make one for my GS. Thanks, Tim 👍
Adam West, Burt Ward. Best Batman & Robin. Oh, yes, cool turntable!
Just Genius!!!! Nice work man!!
Thanks man! I appreciate the comment.
I like it! Won't help with the KLR, but it seems just the thing for my RT. Thanks for the inspiration.
Tom
This almost makes it worth installing a center stand on the KLR :)
Thanks for watching.
thank you tim I've seen this done in a couple of different ways and sizes (wood/thicker steel)before But yours is by far the simplest and the way i will construct mine as my tiger 955i is a big heavy bugger.well done and thank you best wishes nigel
the best ive seen yet, well done.
Nice job Tim. Wish I knew about this before I spent $175 for a "Turncycle" .
Great idea, best I've seen. Good job Tim 👍🏻👍🏻
Great video, I didn’t weld though I drilled holes to line up the steel plate and bearing and used M5 10mm screws and nuts with red loctite.
GENIUS.
Thanks for this great idea Tim.
I see many comments regarding KLR centre stands.
Maybe I must look to installing one on my KLR.
Regards from S Africa
Clive
Ingenious !!!
Thanks for sharing !!!!!
Superb idea, I'll make one very soon. 👌
Teriffic Tim, gonna get this bearing straight way for my 94 GS
That's brilliant
I thought so too! :)
Thanks for the comment and for watching.
Just finished mine today...little different for a R1200RT, but thanks for the idea!!!
Different how? please share (and pictures)
Wow, no 12 by 2 inch planks. Genius.
Great idea.
I agree - brilliant idea! I just ordered one of the lazy Susan's. Question, what are your thoughts on using something like "JB Weld" instead of welding? Thank you for all of your videos. Dave
Hi Dave, That's a good idea! The JB Weld should work just fine. There's really no shear pressure (side-to-side). I think it's worth a try. If you do, PLEASE let me know how it works. That may be a great No-Weld option for other viewers.
Thanks for the comment and for watching.
Hi Tim,Enjoyed your Vidio, I will be making one myself, for my R E Interceptor, here in the UK, good Idea from Les Crook came up with to use Pop rivits, after reading through the comments one guy asked you about bikes with no center stand, I have just ordered one, for another bike I am buying soon, here is the information on the company who makes Dolly's for side stand only Bikes as follows :- The Company is called "Machine Mart", and the item is called a "Clark MCD1 Motorcycle Dolly" , I hope this will be of help to your viewers Keep safe and best Regards Bryan
love the video .. and i would call that "small" garage .. a big garage :D
Awesome!
Nice concept and nice video...
Patent that quick!!
Best I have ever seen! I want and need one (but do not have the tools to build one). How much would you sell one for? I have a BMW K1200LT, and this is a must for me, despite having reverse on the bike, my driveway has an inclination, so hard to back it into the garage.
This is awesome Tim. Just watching this video the last week or so and ordered up to replicate it. When I take my bike off the center stand I have been sitting on it and pushing off. If I do this with the turntable I would most likely have to drive over it. Seem OK? Any better advice?
Hello Tim. Super cool. Are you making these for sale? I just purchased a BMW R1200 GSA. It's a beast. I have a small garage and a steep driveway.
I see you posted this three years ago how’s it holding up?
Hey Tim - came across this post. Do you have any idea for something slightly bigger, maybe with wood (= don't have a center stand)
ok so its doz work cool i have though of that too but in a different scale, so tim my man any idea for a sportster with no middle stand just side-kick
Hi Dale, I have seen larger stands for sale that would accommodate a Sportster / Cruiser size bike with no center stand. I don't recall the brand but they are a long track for the wheels and a larger center to fit the side stand. Maybe other here know the name?
Thanks for the comment and for watching.
Small one car garage (cries from the U.K.)
Great gadget! I’d buy it if you sold them
Caveat: Not compatible with any cruiser.
What do you use to lube it ?
That is not a confined space !
He wants to keep this a brief video??? WTF? 16 mins of bullshit and “maybe” 3 seconds of info.
Awesome!