Any one uses the Condor Pit/Stop bike stand
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Any one uses the Condor Pit/Stop bike stand
I am considering purchasing the Condor Pit Stop/Trailer Stop bike stand to store the bike while in the garage. I like the idea the bike can be store in an upright position giving me more room in the garage. Is it stable enough to hold up an 800 lbs. bike? Anyone using one? Is it worth the money?
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From: Colorful Colorado
Have no fear with the bike chock. I have two for use in my trailer and garage. Either will hold up my SE Ultra Classic. It weighs in at over 900 lbs. This is the brand that Harley rebadges for their own. If it is good enough for them it is good enough for me. I have had both of mine for 7 years. No problems.
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Don't know how good it is but Harbor freight has one similar...
http://www.harborfreight.com/motorcy...ock-97843.html
http://www.harborfreight.com/motorcy...ock-97843.html
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From: Studio City, CA via Rochester, NY
I have one for each of my bikes. The main reason is because I live in earthquake country and the bikes will fare better on these chocks than they would on the jiffy stand. That should pretty much say it all. They are pricey, but so are the bikes and I want to give them a fighting chance if a big quake hits.
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Yes! And worth every penny, Use mine in the trailer of course and when I wanna wash the bike I just disconnect it with the quick release and move it outside. The Condor is very well made, nothing cheap about it.
Got mine off of Amazon.com, it was the cheapest place I found when looking.
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The condor is one of the best wheel chocks.
I make my own by coping the condor.
The harbor freight is pretty good. If you go check em out pull it out of the box to make sure the rear ramp is straight. Mine was well as some others had a problem because ther rear ramp was not straight. A real pain to get the bike out of it.
I make my own by coping the condor.
The harbor freight is pretty good. If you go check em out pull it out of the box to make sure the rear ramp is straight. Mine was well as some others had a problem because ther rear ramp was not straight. A real pain to get the bike out of it.
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Had my condor for about 8 years. Never a problem with it. It holds the bike real stable. Quite often I will work on the bike with it on the condor and nothing else holding it up. Never a issue with this.
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A Condor chock was part of the package when I purchased my Loadall Ramp System. My previous experience was with Bike Pro chocks in a Toy Hauler. The Bike Pro was great, but this Condor is much better. Light weight and high quality finish work. No problem holding up a 900 pound bike, and extremely stable.