Motorcycle Mover Progress

The price is quite distressing before purchasing, but if it can be moved freely, it will be easy to move in and out of Garage, and even increasing the number of cars is not a dream.
With this New Model, both the front and rear wheels can be moved, allowing for effective use of space.
I saw some reviews on the old one that it still had the Edge, but I guess it's good that it's made in Taiwan? There is no Edge and there seems to be no worry about scratching Boots.
I'm not sure about Merit, which increased the number of Bearings on Motorcycle Mover to three, because it allows you to move without grounding the Bearing under your feet when pushing and pulling. I think it is suitable for those who want to stabilize the bike and step on it as hard as possible, but for me, it is useless because it increases the resistance to ground contact.
I tried to move GSX1100SKATANA which is the heaviest body to move The Motorcycle Mover did not flex, and I could feel a sense of its solid strength, which was reassuring.
Subtle is the Stand Mover.
When using the Motorcycle Mover, the front or rear wheel is used as a branch in a circular arc, so the bearing of the Stand Mover is designed to roll in a slight arc.
It is good if you work from the Side Stand side, because you can push and pull it while checking, but from the Right Side where you can't see the Side Stand, you can't slide off the Stand. I am afraid that it will come off and I will fall off.
As a countermeasure, since the board is reasonably thick, I am thinking of making a tap, making a rip with AluminumAngle, and attaching it with Butterfly Screw. If you want the best, it would be better to laser-cut the plate into the shape of STAND and sew it (you need to know an ironworker who has a laser cutting machine to do this...).
A clean floor surface is a prerequisite for installing Motorcycle Mover. My garage is an office that originally had Linoleum flooring, so the concrete is rough and the rolling resistance is large. (I feel like putting a steel plate on it.)
I would like to ask WorldWalk to sell the Stand MoverSingle Body, because to pack the Motorcycle, you have to push it towards the Left Side, but it is difficult to retrieve the Stand Mover. I hope you can make this happen soon because I would like to have two more cars.

The turnaround in my small home parking space is now 1/1th the size of a parking space. We have a W800 and it travels lightly.
However, it was improved and GizaGiza seems to have increased, but there are many things that do not escape from Tire, so we decided to use Minus.
Am I doing something wrong?

I've been curious about it for a while, but I was hesitant to buy it because the price was too high.
Then I got an email about the Point expiry, so I ordered it.
Although the old one was cheaper, I bought the new one because I thought it would be more convenient to have a part to engage the Side Stand later, even if it was a little expensive.
All you have to do is bite on the Side Stand and Rear tire (or Front tire), step on it, and push or pull it.
If there are dents in the pavement, etc., it won't move.
Also, the handles and other Edge parts of the Gold genus are still firmly intact, so I had two injuries when I touched them somewhat randomly.
In that aspect, it's Minus, but it's certainly useful.
I have been using the Transporter for the Sambar, and recently, due to the lengthening of the Motorcycle, it has become necessary to stack it diagonally, and I thought it would be easier if I used the Motorcycle Mover, but as you can see in the picture, the sub-battery box and other parts get in the way, but it made moving it easier.
A Transporter that is fully usable and floorboarded with no sub-battery etc. would be much easier to utilize.
Added on Nov. 1, 2020
The handle came off, so I contacted the Manufacturer and they fixed it exactly.
Support also seems to be safe.

I've been curious about it for a while, but I was hesitant to buy it because the price was too high.
Then I got an email about the Point expiry, so I ordered it.
Although the old one was cheaper, I bought the new one because I thought it would be more convenient to have a part to engage the Side Stand later, even if it was a little expensive.
All you have to do is bite on the ThirdSTAND and Rear tire (or Front tire), step on it, and push or pull it, and it actually moves.
If there are dents in the pavement, etc., it won't move.
Also, the handles and other Edge parts of the Gold genus are still firmly intact, so I had two injuries when I touched them somewhat randomly.
In that aspect, it's Minus, but it's certainly useful.
I used a Transporter for the Sambar, and recently the length of the motorcycle has grown, so I thought it would be easier if I used the Motorcycle Mover, but as you can see in the picture, the sub-battery box and other parts were in the way, so only a few things could be moved.
I wonder if a Transporter that is fully usable and floorboarded with no sub-battery etc. would work.