Bike Chocks
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Joined: Apr 2010
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From: Long Island, New York
Condor all day. I have the pickup bed adapter, slips right in to the truck when needed. Otherwise it is in the shop, great for holding bikes vertical for maintenance and minor work.
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Joined: Aug 2020
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From: Knoxville
Biker bar or Wheel Dock. Wheel Dock can be used in garage. I like it as it keeps bike upright.
No jiffy/kick/side stand use.
Biker bar works in a trailer great with minimal impact and is easily removable. Wheel Dock has to be unbolted as well but on either if you set them up with quick release bolts .
I am going with biker bar for trailer and keeping wheel dock in garage. My trailer is solely for the bike.
No jiffy/kick/side stand use.
Biker bar works in a trailer great with minimal impact and is easily removable. Wheel Dock has to be unbolted as well but on either if you set them up with quick release bolts .
I am going with biker bar for trailer and keeping wheel dock in garage. My trailer is solely for the bike.
Seasoned HDF Member
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Virginia
been using Condors for 10 years. Rock solid, easily removable from trailer when you are hauling cargo and adjustable to your front wheel size.
Cruiser
Joined: Apr 2015
Posts: 139
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
Congrats on the purchase. You didn't mention what type of trailer or how long. I bought the harbor freight **** https://www.harborfreight.com/1800-l...ock-61670.html
reason for this is I wanted to be able to move it at different locations in my enclosed trailer. Sometimes when I trailer it is just my bike and other times I have more, I also transport a sxs in my trailer and I can slide my dual sport up towards the front. Having the ability to move it around helps distribute the weight so it tows better without the hassle of having something bolted to the floor. When I load the bike onto the **** it would slide on my plywood floor, so I have to secure the **** until the front wheel is in place but this was solved with a rachet strap.
reason for this is I wanted to be able to move it at different locations in my enclosed trailer. Sometimes when I trailer it is just my bike and other times I have more, I also transport a sxs in my trailer and I can slide my dual sport up towards the front. Having the ability to move it around helps distribute the weight so it tows better without the hassle of having something bolted to the floor. When I load the bike onto the **** it would slide on my plywood floor, so I have to secure the **** until the front wheel is in place but this was solved with a rachet strap.
Road Master
Joined: Apr 2014
Posts: 927
Likes: 256
From: North Arkansas
I move mine also. Multiple bikes... or one and my camping bed.
Heavy duty tie down loops secured in the floor. I ratchet my chock to those AND the bike. Side rails let me secure the bike from side to side.
Heavy duty tie down loops secured in the floor. I ratchet my chock to those AND the bike. Side rails let me secure the bike from side to side.
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