which chock do you have?

[noxin]

who makes those wheel chock that you ride over, and it lifts from behind & locks the wheel? i've seen them in a few trucks and trailers.

I think you mean the WheelDock http://www.wheeldock.com/. I have one for my garage.

On the trailer, I have the Harbor Freight $50 chock.

I saw the RC8s using the baxleys on the ground at Monticello and they didn't shift at all.

[finao]

looking to buy wheel chock for my new mount.
what do you have? pros? cons? where did you buy it from(good price)?

Are you looking for a ride on like the condor or baxley? Those are sweet. If you are looking for a chock for a trailer etc. there are some cheap options. I just bought these for my trailer, they do the job.

[LuvDog]

I've got 2 Baxley Sport Chocks and they're rock solid

[virtualbong]

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I have a condor front wheel chock which I love but if you want a no-straps option buy a trailer restraint from us (boston moto) lol. Thanks Jim, check in the mail.

I was just looking at that if I ever get a truck or hitch/trailer, then I am definitely picking up the trailer restraint...looks like a lot less of a hassle...especially after a long day at the track.

[Degsy]

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I have a condor front wheel chock which I love but if you want a no-straps option buy a trailer restraint from us (boston moto) lol. Thanks Jim, check in the mail.

Does your setup require hollow axles?

Yes it does. Sorry.

[nt650hawk]

K&L

[ku996r]

Why zinc plated?

[brendanp]

I might hav a condor 4 sale

[ku996r]

I might hav a condor 4 sale

which one? want one that can be standalone and on trailer.

[keeena]

If you're gonna use in an open trailer, I'd guess that the Condor is probably going to continue looking the nicest (aluminum), followed by the K&L (zinc coated steel) and then the Baxley (powder coated steel). Or buy an enclosed trailer. All 3 are good clamping chocks. I've heard the HF one works fine too.

Trailer adapter plate makes for quick install/remove. Condor has one, not sure of others. The plate is steel and rusts pretty quickly tho. I need to constantly re-tap the hole for the retaining bolt because of rust...a lil annoying.

[CEO]

I have two of the pitbull restraints and two normal wheel chocks.

The pitbulls are awesome... roll the bike in and walk away... no strapping, no suspension compression, nothing.

I use the pitbulls in the back half of the trailer for my R6 and CRF... if I have other peoples bikes I put them in the front on the regular Pingel removable chocks with straps.

[Mustang]

The Harbor Freight "clamping" chock works excellently. There's one that you have to mount to something, and one that's standalone and mountable. I've the mount-only one, and it's really top notch for sub-$100.

[CEO]

I have two of the pitbull restraints and two normal wheel chocks.

Oh and here are a couple photos. The third bike in the front is in a regular chock and strapped down (manny's drz)





Highly recommended.

[DuncanMoto]

We have all Condor Wheel chocks in stock and on display at my shop in Watertown. The other main manufacturer of similar chocks is Baxley and they are fine, but have less options. I choose not to carry them, but some people prefer them. The Pit Bull stands BoMo sells are excellent for trailers (Photos in post above).

Condor are good for everything Garage or trailer). I have 3 different condor setups. Don't buy in my online store. Come by in person and you'll get the NESR discount and pay no shipping.

[brendanp]

I have a condor trailer wheel chock i will sell for 100 bux if anyone wants it.

[DuncanMoto]

which one? want one that can be standalone and on trailer.

You're looking for a model PS-1500 (Stand alone) or PS-TK (comes with trailer kit) The trailer kit to mount the stand alone model ps1500 can be had for $20-ish