Wheel Chock - Garage use??
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From: MA
RE: Wheel Chock - Garage use??
ORIGINAL: YellowHawk
Jake...off topic, but that's one of the sweetest looking scoots I've seen on here.
Jake...off topic, but that's one of the sweetest looking scoots I've seen on here.
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RE: Wheel Chock - Garage use??
Had a condor lift about 3-4 years ago...sold it when I tried to quit riding (didn't work out so well)......They are great! The condor lift I have now is part of my "trailer in a bag", and with my straps I have pulled my bike on several trips with no problem!
~Joe
~Joe
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From: Beautiful Downtown Burbank
RE: Wheel Chock - Garage use??
ORIGINAL: jakeiniraq
Thanks. Those pictures are of what it looked like almost stock. The only thing I had done to it at that time was the pegs, pipes, battery box, A/C, and Power Commander. She looks a bit different today.
Thanks. Those pictures are of what it looked like almost stock. The only thing I had done to it at that time was the pegs, pipes, battery box, A/C, and Power Commander. She looks a bit different today.
Why is something sooo pretty just sitting on a trailer????
That should be ridden, not trailered.
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RE: Wheel Chock - Garage use??
ORIGINAL: LtRex
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Dynaflyer,
How does it do as far as space saving? I park my bike in the corner of the garage, and believe it or not, the Streetbob takes up more room than the Roadking did. More of a lean.... Does the wheel chock save space because it holds the bike upright? Seems it would.
Thanks for the info!
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LtRex,
It saves a boatload of room! That is the Main reason I Purchased one.Nice product for sure. +1 on all Jake has said. I can put the bike in the Chock then sit on it and put my feet up on the Pegs. It is incrediably stable. Like a sore Peter, Ya Can't beat it![&:]
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From: MA
RE: Wheel Chock - Garage use??
ORIGINAL: kk6pg
Jake,
Why is something sooo pretty just sitting on a trailer????
That should be ridden, not trailered.
ORIGINAL: jakeiniraq
Thanks. Those pictures are of what it looked like almost stock. The only thing I had done to it at that time was the pegs, pipes, battery box, A/C, and Power Commander. She looks a bit different today.
Thanks. Those pictures are of what it looked like almost stock. The only thing I had done to it at that time was the pegs, pipes, battery box, A/C, and Power Commander. She looks a bit different today.
Why is something sooo pretty just sitting on a trailer????
That should be ridden, not trailered.
Road Warrior
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From: The Frozen Tundra
RE: Wheel Chock - Garage use??
Build your own then you are certain about the quality. Although, I do like the rocker under the tire to add more security.
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