Wheel Chock for 5' X 7' Trailer
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You'll get a hundred recommendations on this. Personally I have 2 of the heavier duty Harbor Freight models semi permanently mounted in front of my 7x18. Many trips from the NY/Canada border to Daytona with no problems.
So that I can utilize the rest of the trailer for other things I have 2 Bike Pro removable chocks for that area. Steel mounting plate permanently attached to floor but the chocks themselves can be easily removed.
So that I can utilize the rest of the trailer for other things I have 2 Bike Pro removable chocks for that area. Steel mounting plate permanently attached to floor but the chocks themselves can be easily removed.
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Thanks 2goldens, the Bike Pro Removable chocks sound like what I am looking for. I don't/wont be trailering the bike too often but it is a pain in the butt having to try to find someone top follow me to an Indy if I have to leave the bike for whatever reason, then have to take me back to get it. Pain in the rear being the only driver in the family
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Okay ahh two things - my trailer is a 5' x 8' not a 5' x 7' -- so the bike'll fit on it (just) and secondly, as I have never put a bike on a trailer before, what is the best way to tie it down with the chock mentioned above (the Condor) ?
Last thing I want or need is for the bike to come loose or fall during transport, even though I'll only be taking it about an hour away.
Last thing I want or need is for the bike to come loose or fall during transport, even though I'll only be taking it about an hour away.
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Take a look at the Biker Bar (ditch the straps.com). They are $380 but worth it. I’ve used the Harbor Freight chock for ten years and never had any problems but the strapping down is always a process and concern with loosening during travel The biker bar eliminates the need for straps and is a one person process.
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