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The Ladder Transport System is comprised of Compact wheel assemblies for most A-frame and Extension ladders which assists users in transporting their ladders safetly. Don't carry your ladder wheel it!
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Average Customer Rating: 
(Very Good)
based on 16 reviews
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Customer Reviews
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Too Funny!
by Reggie Johnson
from Detroit on Jan 14, 2008
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Now I've seen it all. My bike has never had an oil leak and never will. |
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Fix the freaking leak!
by Robert L
from who cares on Jan 14, 2008
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How about getting off your ass and fixin the leak? But just the same it probably is a good idea this Bike Diaper. Not sure about that name though. |
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ATV Storage Product
by David Loggins
from Houston, Texas on Jan 12, 2008
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Ditto for my ATV. If this thing will work on a motorcycle to prevent oil leaks from hitting the floor it should be great for an ATV too. ATV Diaper! |
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jet ski storage device
by SkiMomma
from A mountian in california on Jan 12, 2008
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Will the Bike Diaper work for a Jet Ski? There are a few jet ski storage products out there and I've not seen any thing to help with jet ski oil leaks. |
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Riding Lawn Mower Oil Leak Prevention
by Jerry Watson
from Skowhegan, ME on Jan 12, 2008
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Was just cleaning up my garage and came in to search for something to keep the oil off my floor for my riding lawn mower. The measurements seem to work so I'll try this thing. Maybe they will develope a lawn mower oil leak pad version of this product. |
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invention video helpful
by Frank Stiles
from Ketron Island, WA on Jan 12, 2008
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Billy Carmen does a great job in explaining the process of taking an invention from idea to product. The bike diaper makes perfect sense much like the auto sun shades did back in the 90's. Sometimes simple is the best approach. This video explains the basics of creating a product and getting it ready for store shelves and from the looks of the sales and traffic to this product he's also created a unique way to promote a product. I don't have a bike but I'm buying one of these just to have it as a reference and inspiration for my next invention. Hopefully he will autograph it too! |
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gotta have it
by big D
from Denton, Tx on Jan 11, 2008
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I'm in. beats the crap out of rolling over a puddle of oil and dropping your bike like i did a few weeks back. caught the puddle with my boot heel right when it was slap dab lined on the back wheel. oil leak on floor cost me a GD tank paint job. count me in on this one |
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Boudreaux’s Butt Paste 40WT
by TJ
from Walmart on Jan 11, 2008
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Yea and be sure to not get a rash. Slap on some Boudreaux’s Butt Paste available at www.buttpaste.com. |
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Bike WHAT!
by Maggie Malone
from Miami on Jan 11, 2008
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I bout fell off my chair when I saw this. It's one of those ideas that is so good that it is is funny and the name makes it even funnier. Saw it on Guiltys site. They slam it but I'd bet the guys that are saying their bikes never leak are probably buying Viagra by the case! But from the looks of the order stats on this thing that BillyBob Jed Clampett dude that invented this is probably laughing all the way to the bank! Good for you BillyBob! What's next? A Hog seat with a beer gut brace for all those out of shape Harley heads? |
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Think your oil don't stink!
by Larry Pattersen
from Denver, CO on Jan 10, 2008
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Just saw this thing on the whybike.com blog. Pretty funny but does make sense as most bikes do leak something at some point. God knows mine does. I love the way you can strap this on and move the bike around the garage without stepping into oil or walking over kitty litter or rags. I'll buy it. |
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Wahh Wahh Wahh Change My Diaper!
by Jackie Loggins
from Austin, Texas on Jan 10, 2008
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Yep. My husband was laughing it up about this Bike Diaper thing alright. Until I reminded the big jughead that his fat ass hit the floor and broke his tailbone a couple years ago after slipping on a fat oil slick in our garage! Ordered one of these puppies right up. With his Amex! Hat's off to you Mr. Bike Diaper inventor! I'd bet old hubby has some good jokes about Depends too! Let's see what slip and slide says about those when he's in his 80's. That's if I let him live that long! |
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Works Great with My '93 FLSTF Fat Boy
by Mad Dog
from Houston, TX on Jan 10, 2008
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This product really works great with my '93 FLSTF Fatboy. And it's also portable enough to pack along for bar-hopping on weekends or on long trips up to 200 miles in my leather tool roll. It sure beats fixing oil leaks!!! Best of all, if you're too cheap to buy refills, maxi-sized Depends fit the Bike Diaper harness perfectly. |
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Is this real?
by RJ
from Pacoima, CA on Jan 10, 2008
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OK... I've now seen it all. |
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Got Mine Today! It's very well made and very useful..
by John Winslow
from Columbus Georgia on Jan 5, 2008
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Ordered one of these a few days ago and it showed up a few days later. Hopefully have scrubbed the garage floor for the past time. Oil is a bitch to wipe off a painted garage floor and by the time the dust and dog hair gets into the oil spot its pretty nasty. Strapped on the bike diaper and snugged it up. Checked a couple times over the past couple days and it is absorbing and keeping the oil drips from hitting the floor. Has my approval! Damn good idea. Simple. Easy. Clean. I give it an A+ |
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Awesome solution to a very common problem
by Dewitt Jackson
from Long Island NY on Dec 30, 2007
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This is one of those Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda ideas that I pondered a few years ago and like most just sat back and did nothing. Now that I see it is available I'm bitter sweet happy as it is something I and probably most bike owners need. So instead of beating myself up for not inventing it myself I have just ordered 3. One for my wife’s bike and two for my bikes. I hope to see this in bike dealers everywhere! A great solution comes alive! |
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Goofy but good idea!
by Warren F.
from Orlando, FL on Jan 9, 2008
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Saw the guys at Guilty Customs poking fun at it and had to take a look for myself. Saw the same site sells a Mobile Cremation Urn! Will hold off on the urn but bought a dozen bike diapers for our shop. Of course we're all good about tightening up any leaks but can't say the same about the bikes we service. Makes perfect sense for bikes in the service bay. Guess the gasket heads at Guilty only work on those new oilless bikes.... |
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