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Anyone found a wheel chock that'll securely hold a bagger?

   
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Old 12-08-2016, 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted by CRocks
Condor is easy in/out if you have it set up right. If it's difficult, you've got the bolt in the wrong hole.
Sometimes I can't find the hole, but never do I find the wrong one.

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Old 12-08-2016, 08:18 PM
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Harbor Freight has one that is similar to the Condor for $60. I like it better than the elcheapo that they sell and it does a good job.

http://m.harborfreight.com/interests...not%20provided
 
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https://wheeldock.com/products/wheel...nt=26294025411
 
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Originally Posted by cajunlowrider
Let me try to resurrect this old thread instead of starting another one:

Which wheel chock will hold the bike upright for wrenching and cleaning but is easy to get the bike OUT of? I had the HF for my Dyna and it was a bitch getting the bike out. I don't want to bolt the chock to the garage floor.

The Pingle Cycle Jaws looks like the only easy in - easy out chock.

You see my Ultra in the photo below. Your suggestions are appreciated.
I force the bike forward into my Condor and pull back as the shock recovers, easy to get out of the chock this way.
 
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Originally Posted by cajunlowrider
Let me try to resurrect this old thread instead of starting another one:

Which wheel chock will hold the bike upright for wrenching and cleaning but is easy to get the bike OUT of? I had the HF for my Dyna and it was a bitch getting the bike out. I don't want to bolt the chock to the garage floor.

The Pingle Cycle Jaws looks like the only easy in - easy out chock.

You see my Ultra in the photo below. Your suggestions are appreciated.
Once adjusted, my HF wheel chock works fine. Initially was not easy, Adjusted and all is well. I use it for my 2002 UltraClassic.
 
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Old 12-09-2016, 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted by cajunlowrider
Let me try to resurrect this old thread instead of starting another one:

Which wheel chock will hold the bike upright for wrenching and cleaning but is easy to get the bike OUT of? I had the HF for my Dyna and it was a bitch getting the bike out. I don't want to bolt the chock to the garage floor.

The Pingle Cycle Jaws looks like the only easy in - easy out chock.

You see my Ultra in the photo below. Your suggestions are appreciated.
Baxley LA ... love it and perfectly stable. I use it in the garage and in the hauler without pinning it down, although, it has that option. In the hauler, she is strapped at all four corners and cinched tightly to a block so the suspension does not move. The straps are Mac's, the absolute best in the business.

In our current hauler ...





In our last hauler ...



 
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+1 on the Condor. Not the cheapest, but really well built.
 
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Old 12-10-2016, 07:18 AM
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Condor wheel chock works well for me, of course these pictures show the bike with straps for transportation. For just parking the bike or washing the bike it works great alone by itself. Use it both in and out of the trailer.

Nice trailer and ride. A better place to strap down is right above the lower forks where it meets the front fender. Doing it this way will lock it good with no compression of the front forks (will not blow seals) Also allows for full suspension travel.
 
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Condor pit stop
Ditto
 
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