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My suggestion to you guys is use a Simpson Titen bolt in your concrete (they come in many different sizes and any store that sales Simpson hardware like Home Depot will have them) and not a red head style anchor, that way if you do take it out you arn't tripping on a stud or cut it off just patch it later. I used these to screw down my 4 post car lift.
Is anybody using this chock with an Ultra? The rear piece looks like it is going to hit the bottom of the fender skirt. I am afraid to push it up in the chock for fear that it is going to bend or break it. Am I doing something wrong??
I have this chock bolted to my HF 1200lb lift. When I put my Ultra in it, I feel like it is squeezing the tire too much (width ways). It does not hit the front fender though.
So what some of you are saying is, that you are using the chock without anchoring it to the concrete and the only problem you have is that it is sliding forward when you put the bike in it? Or did I misread this entirely? I really don't want to anchor into the concrete if I don't have to.
You can put the chock on a piece of rubber, like a mud flap from an 18 wheeler to stop it from sliding, if you don't want to anchor it to the floor.
You can put the chock on a piece of rubber, like a mud flap from an 18 wheeler to stop it from sliding, if you don't want to anchor it to the floor.
You can also adjust the chock. when i had mine choked up, really close to the wheel, it was really tough to pull it off the chock. When i backed it up some, it was much easier.
I don't think it would. I can take a pic from the front of the bike to show what the distance is in the chock.
I bought one but was afraid it would hit the back of the front fender if I rolled into it. Didn't want to mess up the back of my fender and don't have someone around to watch as I easy up on it.
Do you have a picture of your Ultra on the stand? Does it come near that decotive flap on the back of the front fender.
Use it for 03 Road King which of course has the low sweeping front fender and has no issue at all. Rear part of 'chock' cup's the tire. Drive bike into my trailer and bike stand's up un-assisted.... strap it at the four corners and it doesn't even wiggle. Best $39.99 I've spent.
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