Wheel Chocks

Wanted to show you guys and gals, what we used to keep the VFR'S upright in the trailer on the way and back from North Carolina last week.

These are custom made wheel chocks. They are fully adjustable up and down and the pivot is also adjustable - forward and back - to accommodate pretty much any size wheel.

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They are heavy gauge steel, and black zinc coated.

If anyone has feedback on the design, I'd love to hear it. Additionally - I have 5 additional chocks to sell. I made a batch of 10 and 5 are spoken for and in use. I didn't put this in the For Sale section because I am looking for feedback on the design. Hope thats ok. ?

Chocks are to be shipped unassembled. Instructions include however. Price is $120 USD plus shipping. I'm guessing shipping is going to be around $35 - but I'll charge ACTUAL cost for the shipping.

THe chocks worked flawlessly for me - even when we tied both my left and right side canyon dancers to the right side floor mount, and the bike layed over - the wheel was still firmly in place in the wheel chock and it saved the bike from going over completely... NOt e- I bolted the chocks to the trailer floor- really was a firm holding device.

If i still had my trailer i would grab one of those . They look sweet fing02.gif

Ken,they look like alot of thought and work went into to them...I just may be calling you for a set. fing02.gif

Ken whats the dimension of the front support bar that would mount to the floor of a trailer. I have a buddy that might be interested if you still have one available fing02.gif

dude, May 18 2007, 11:05 AMKen whats the dimension of the front support bar that would mount to the floor of a trailer. I have a buddy that might be interested if you still have one available fing02.gif

I'll check - but you wouldn't need it if you bolted it to the floor - unless you wanted to use the end holes as a tie down location. Back in a bit.