I had had many different ones but the Condor Wheel Chock is the way to go.

 

I have the Bike-Pro also. I have the removable one. You can use it in one or more trailers or remove it, so it is out of the way.[sm=smiley20.gif]

 

I have the Bike-Pro for garage use.



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I bought a set of plans off of a guy on Ebay to build my own chock. If you have a welder and chop saw you can build your own. What I like about building my own is I can modify the plans to fit my specific bike if I want, as opposed to buying a one size fits all chock. Here's a link to the plans I bought;

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Motor...7249QQtcZphoto

 

http://www.baxleycompanies.com/Image...ck-gallery.jpg

They all look like they do the job. Additionally the Baxley will actually apply pressure and clamp the tire as you ride into the chock. The 2 Heim jointed links push the sides together as the rear portion of the tire cradle rotates up and forward.

 

I bought a "Bike Pro from Mackie enterprises. Drove over 2,000 miles the bike didn't budge.
When I buy a large trailer I will buy another one. Just ride in and get off. I the strap the engine guards forward and he passenger floorboards rearward.

 

another vote for the Condor here.

 

The Bike Pro works great.

 

I think the Baxley's are slightly better then Condors. When they pivot, they close on the tire. Also, there top model has tons of adjustment so you can fit it perfect to your tire size. Other then that it works just like a Condor. I hauled two bikes to Daytona and back with just two straps on the back. The best part is you don't have to compress the front suspension. ...CJ

 

Thanks for all the input guys. Now I just need to come off the wallet and buy a couple.