i looking to get a good wheel dock for my street glide. it wil mainly be used for storing adnd working on my bike in the garage and a little traileing. what are some of the best ones u have all used

 

I have the Harbor Freight one.

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=97841

It's perfect for my Dyna. I put a 2' wide x 8' long piece of 1/2 plywood under it to keep it from sliding while I "dock" it. As the front wheel is entering the rear wheel is catching the plywood.

 

Being you are going to use the wheel dock for multi-purpose, I'd suggest going with Condor PSTK6400 if you have the coin. Use mine in the shed and in my trailer. Switch takes one minute as it uses a plate to mount to in the trailer. Supports the bike in the shed with no aids. Does not move forward (Your results may vary.)

Got the item on eBay and was shipped immediately.

I've hauled several H-D's with great results. No regrets spending the extra for a quality product.

 

Yes on the HF one. Wait for the sales. Sometimes it is $#10 off but every once in a while it is $20 off.

 

I've got a Condor and a Wheeldock. Wish I had two Wheeldocks. Great product -- they were selling them to forum members at a discount around the holidays..

 

I got a Condor too, great setup

 

My Wheeldock chocks are satisfaction guaranteed and come with a lifetime warranty and we sell them to forum members for 10% off for $233.95. Details are here: http://www.wheeldock.com/H-D_forum_member.shtml I have quite a few testimonials from my customers which you can read here: http://www.wheeldock.com/testimonials.shtml

This chock works free standing in the garage for holding your bike upright without having to bolt it down and comes with the quick detachable hardware for mounting in a trailer for hauling your bike. Getting your bike into, and out of my chock is very easy as there is nothing to roll up and over. Another big plus is that you will not need straps on the front end compressing your springs as the front wheel is locked from behind with a patented process. The gas cylinder arrangement applies about 200 lb of force to the back of your front wheel holding it into the chock. We recommend using two straps only which are used to stabilize the bike from excessive side-to-side movement when trailering.

 

Wheeldock

Easy in, easy out. The only suggestion I have is the foot release, as it should be able to used on either side of the dock. This way if you use it in a garage for upright storage there would be easy access against any wall, right or left.

 

I have a Condor. Excellent quick connects for the back of the truck.