is the harbor freight wheel chock any good?
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i have used this style for ~15 years, all up & down east coast,
https://www.harborfreight.com/1800-L...ock-61670.html
https://www.harborfreight.com/1800-L...ock-61670.html
Last edited by 04ctd; 02-19-2018 at 09:37 PM.
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i have used this style for ~15 years, all up & down east coast,
https://www.harborfreight.com/1800-L...ock-61670.html
https://www.harborfreight.com/1800-L...ock-61670.html
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I had one, mounted my wife's Hyosung GV250 on it and went on vacation-when we came home, the bike was on its side and half the paint on the tank was peeling from leakage. It's been disassembled and sitting in my storage shed ever since. Plenty beefy, but still a cheap P.o.S. Where in NJ are you? We live by LBI, you can pick it up and take it for free. PM me.
Last edited by shorelasHD; 02-20-2018 at 10:30 AM. Reason: yadda...grammar
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I have 2 of the black HF chocks. I like them, BUT...I don't rely on them to keep the bikes up by themselves. I roll the bike into the chock which holds it upright while I use ratchet straps on all 4 corners to secure it properly. The chock just keeps the bike from rolling forward or back when being trailered, but it doesn't provide much/any lateral support. That's what the straps are for.
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I had one, mounted my wife's Hyosung GV250 on it and went on vacation-when we came home, the bike was on its side and half the paint on the tank was peeling from leakage. It's been disassembled and sitting in my storage shed ever since. Plenty beefy, but still a cheap P.o.S. Where in NJ are you? We live by LBI, you can pick it up and take it for free. PM me.
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