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Ok i know i am supposed to ride the bike.... but the bride and the dogs and everything that goes with them wont fit on the SG . I have been looking at the Condor wheel chock on EBAY and also have seen the Bike Pro , opinions or experience on either one or something else greatly appreciated.
I have the Condor and I couldn't live without it now. I haven't used it for trailering , just use it for washing and service. I ride the bike into it and get off , bike is very stable in it.
I needed to bring a 1996 EGC from Wichita to Seattle in the back of a Chevy pickup. Bought a Condor, bolted it in, put the bike in the back, tied it down and drove the 2000 miles without a problem. Worked great!
I have a condor mounted in a cargo trailer. Really nice and worth every penny. When i put the UC in it it is extremely sturdy. Got it from here along with a bunch of other stuff.
Nothing wrong with the Condor (or any other wheel chock). Don't forget good quality straps and soft ties if you need them. Check them often.
I've hauled many bikes using 2x4s, cheap chocks or no chock at all. A good chock makes it easier to get it strapped down and unstrapped by yourself.
The straps are what keeps it in place going down the road.
I bought a wheel chock from Harbor Freight....bolted it onto my trailer and I no longer need to ask for help tying down the bike. I towed my bike from central Florida to Maggie Valley, NC.....no problem.
I bought a wheel chock from Harbor Freight....bolted it onto my trailer and I no longer need to ask for help tying down the bike. I towed my bike from central Florida to Maggie Valley, NC.....no problem.
Chuck
Used the same setup on my Ultra, towed to Western NC since 2 others were going. No problems at all.
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