keeping bike secure in back of truck ???

[jwm2k3]

I drive my truck like that, but it makes 494hp and 956 ftlbs!!!

Your bike isnt too far off on the ftlbs..

[CBR929RE]

The point of having a chock is so the wheel can't work it's way to the side. If the chock is not bolted down (just up against the head board), I fail to see how it will be any better than no chock at all. Especially when the chock is metal and will probably be more prone to sliding than without it.

Baxley Sport Chock, 1000xs better than a Condor. actually has rear feet spaced further out from the wheel for added stability over the Condor. I've driven 900 miles with my bike in the baxley and just 2 straps hooked to the subframe where it bolts to the main frame. never moved an inch.

I've always used tie-down straps only and never had the bike tip over. Granted you can't drive like you're in the Indy 500, but who does that in a truck anyways?

I actually drive a lot faster when I have the bike in the back.

[smkn-1]

thanks guys!!!!

trucks making 420hp 400 ft lb order it with motor and offroad package

some of the roads in NY, DC i think ive caught AIR!!!

will get baxley, condor or pitbull ?????

[j4eric]

Ancra cam buckle straps, won't let you down.

[oVTo]

I bought my father-in-law the Harbor Freight version of the condor

http://www.harborfreight.com/motorcy...ock-97841.html

It too has worked well and I think would work for your application... he uses it in an enclosed trailer without issues...

I've used one of those for a couple years with no problems. They're on sale for $49 quite a bit, and I had a coupon for one for $39 but it just expired.