Removable Wheel Chock

[jake shaw]

Dear learned brethren, I would like to buy an easily removable wheel chock to install in my Toyhauler, to suit the 16" wheel of my Touring. Any suggestions?

 

[Claviger]

I rather like this one. Wide, 20lbs, and has holes at each corner to be bolted down if you choose to do so. I like the pivoting backside, so you can ride it into the chock then strap the tire down into the chock and not have to cinch down the forks at all.

Motorcycle Sport Bike Front Wheel Chock Lift Stand For Auto Bike Shop/Garage

Paired with this your suspension can now freely move while hauling preventing any sort of damage, just add two straps from the frame by the tank area to the sides of the bed or trailer to limit any chance of tipping.

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That’s how I’d haul if we’re doing so. I’m really not a fan of strapping from the chassis downwards it’s just plain bad on the forks.

 

[Fingers]

Check the Condor wheel chock you may like it .It's what I've been using for years.

 

[Navigator]

I have two Condors which I consider to the the best on the market. They come with a bracket for installation in the trailer bed that the Condor slips into. Thus you don't have to bolt it down.

I keep my Touring in one of my Condors in my shop.

 

[Dawg68]

Lock 'N Load Inc. - Motorcycle Wheel Chocks

I’ve purchased two of these units, outstanding and easy to use

 

[Navigator]

Lock 'N Load Inc. - Motorcycle Wheel Chocks

I’ve purchased two of these units, outstanding and easy to use

These are pretty much the same as the Harbor Freight (or as I call it, The China Shop) chock. I have two of them for my open trailer.