Anyone ever use a wheel chock from these folks? http://pitbullmotorcyclelifts.com looking for something I can mount onto a table lift I have. Was really interested in something like this as it looks lke one guy can roll the bike in no problem on his own.

Direct link to Windows Media player clip of wheel chock in action http://pitbullmotorcyclelifts.com/Wheel%20Chock3.m1v



Opinions on this plan or any other option somone knows about would be greatly appreciated.

thanks
rb

 

I have the condor chock for trailers, it worked great when I moved the bike in the back of my truck. Did it by myself too. Should work on a table lift.

 

I have the Bike Pro, love it.

 

Check out wheeldock.com. Made in Oklahoma. Bought one at ROT rally Works great. Bike rolls up easy.

 

I have the Bike Pro and I move it from my trailer to my tabel lift when I need it. It works very well on both. I would highly recommend. JMHO

 

another vote for the condor. i got this one:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CONDO...mZ290123201864

239, free shipping, and includes the quick mount hardware so that you can move it from your trailer (or table) to your garage quickly and easily

 

Ended up going with the Bike Pro. Got it from a guy on ebay that drop ships stuff into Canada (No Brokerage Fees)and he was excellent to deal with. Works like a charm. Makes the table lift a complete one man operation, which is what I needed. Very secure, you could probably lift the bike with no tie downs if you had to ( I won't though )

He has various other MC related stuff on his site as well. Check out http://mackieenterprises.com/if you are interested.

 

I'm not quite sure UltraHog what you mean by "he drop ships stuff" inCanada,and there are no brokerage fees. How does it work? Curious to know cause I may decide on one of these myself. Thanks.

 

IronLegend;
What I mean by drop ship is that he has a company in Canada that ships out of Ontario. If you have ever ordered anything out of the US that comes via UPS, our wonderful government allows them to act as their own brokers and they can add on a brokerage fee of whatever they feel like. The shipping arrangement he uses eliminates the brokerage fee farce that UPS and the like can tack on at will it would seem. This CBC link to a story about the fee scam will explain it better than I can. http://www.cbc.ca/consumers/market/f...ees/index.html