Lock N Load
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Lock N Load
anyone have any experience using this system?
https://www.motosport.com/locknload-transport-system
https://www.motosport.com/locknload-transport-system
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I have the same wheel chock on my trailer and while I trust it long enough to get off the bike and tie it down, it's not something that I'd use to take it down the road exclusively. I still use the HD tie downs and ratchet straps down to the recessed D rings in my trailer deck. It's a nice wheel chock though. Mine required no adjustment.
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anyone have any experience using this system?
https://www.motosport.com/locknload-transport-system
https://www.motosport.com/locknload-transport-system
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I bought a wheel dock. best of both worlds for me. I'm short legged so pulling out of a rocker style wheel chuck isn't gonna happen. it's a bit pricy but well worth it. I really like the extended arm that you push to activate the locking mechanism on it to secure the bike in, again short legs.
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$169? Seems pretty pricey for what it is. I bought two from Harbor Freight for $29.99 each a few years back - along with ratchet straps, bikes never moved when on the trailer. I like the wheel chock, I didnt have and scrapes or scuffs after using but then again I was just transporting a couple of sportys. Not as much up front as most baggers.
$169 seems ridculous for what you get tho..
$169 seems ridculous for what you get tho..
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$169? Seems pretty pricey for what it is. I bought two from Harbor Freight for $29.99 each a few years back - along with ratchet straps, bikes never moved when on the trailer. I like the wheel chock, I didnt have and scrapes or scuffs after using but then again I was just transporting a couple of sportys. Not as much up front as most baggers.
$169 seems ridculous for what you get tho..
$169 seems ridculous for what you get tho..
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What i like about this Lock N Load is that it is a quick release from the plate. I have a 4 spot trailer with 3 street glides and dyna. I liked how the chock comes off the plate so the whole chock isn't in the way of the front bikes. If it was just for two bikes i would look into another source like the one you had mentioned.
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anyone have any experience using this system?
https://www.motosport.com/locknload-transport-system
https://www.motosport.com/locknload-transport-system
