Pit Posse 11018 Motorcycle Wheel Chock 3 1/2″ Removable Narrow Motorcycle Chock | 5 Year Warranty |
Will hold the front wheel of any motorcycle up to 3 1/2 inches wide Mounting points allow the chock to easily be removed when the truck bed or trailer is needed for other loads Mounting hardware included Made from 7/8″” steel tubing and chrome-plated 5 year manufactures warranty Additional hardware kits available so a single chock can be used on multiple locations Also available in 6-1/2 inch (fits most all off road bikes). Please refer to our other listings for additional options.
Product Features
SECURE YOUR BIKE – Will hold the front wheel of any street or dirtbike up to 3 1/2 inches wide.
EASY TO REMOVE – The mounting points allow the chock to easily be removed when the truck bed or trailer is needed for other loads.
DURABLE – Made from 7/8″” steel tubing and chrome-plated.
sucks The screws supplied are too short to go through a very standard 2x wood board. Home Depot only sold 2″ long stainless bolts which is what was included with the wheel chocks, so I guess I’ll have to see what I can find on the internet. In the meantime I’ve used wood screws to secure the brackets…what a joke. Also, there is no screw holes to secure the back of the chock. Because of this whenever I load up my WR250 dirt bike the chock will shift to one side causing once side of the chock…
Had a few problems with this product:1) Had to widen it to fit the front tire on my 08 yz 250 but not too big of a deal, put it in the vice and a little persuasion worked.2) The foot on the actual chock was welded on crooked, had to fix this by shimming up one of the brackets they slide into when we mounted it in the trailer.3) CHEAP HARDWARE. When I say cheap I mean 2 of the bolts wouldn’t even tighten all the way because the threads were messed up. Not to…
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sucks The screws supplied are too short to go through a very standard 2x wood board. Home Depot only sold 2″ long stainless bolts which is what was included with the wheel chocks, so I guess I’ll have to see what I can find on the internet. In the meantime I’ve used wood screws to secure the brackets…what a joke. Also, there is no screw holes to secure the back of the chock. Because of this whenever I load up my WR250 dirt bike the chock will shift to one side causing once side of the chock…
Had a few problems with this product:1) Had to widen it to fit the front tire on my 08 yz 250 but not too big of a deal, put it in the vice and a little persuasion worked.2) The foot on the actual chock was welded on crooked, had to fix this by shimming up one of the brackets they slide into when we mounted it in the trailer.3) CHEAP HARDWARE. When I say cheap I mean 2 of the bolts wouldn’t even tighten all the way because the threads were messed up. Not to…