Installed my J&S wheel chock today. It is just as great of quality as their jack. It's a pretty easy straight forward install. I also got the tie down brackets and install kit with it. They didn't think I needed the narrow tire adapter with my 120 front wheel, but I do. I'll order that tomorrow. Once I get that I'll throw the bike in the trailer and give a review on how it sits.

banjo bolts into the deck.




The chock just sits on top of the banjo bolts and you secure it down with the supplied bolts right into the top of the banjo's




Now with bike. They say you don't have to strap the rear tire. They never do when they tow their bikes to shows and sometimes they have several bikes on one trailer. I'll let you know how that turns out.

 

And here's with the chock just chilling on the garage floor.

 

Nice looking setup you've got going on there. What size trailer is that you've got?

 

Thanks!! It's a 16x7 V-nose Proline trailer with a 2k lb ramp door. I'm military and I don't like movers touching my tools. And damn it's handy!! Plus the wife won't let me buy my diesel truck yet, so this is my truck for now. I Try to listen these days!! LOL! Here are a couple more pics!

 

That trailer's awesome Jaron, can't wait till you get relocated and we can get some quality ridin' time in!

 

Thanks!! And I'm already anticipating that same ride home for next year. I'm excited about moving back. Not only do I have my Navy family back, but a bunch you forum buddies live out there. It'll be a good summer for sure next year if I'm not out to sea that is!!