Topic: Baxley LA wheel chock, anyone used one of these?

[honda_dog]

Saw this on my local CL, I've been thinking about a chock for my trailer.

http://fortwayne.craigslist.org/mpo/5178401351.html

Has anyone had any experience with this brand, good, bad or otherwise?

Thanks.

[honda_dog]

You can buy a "bolt-down" kit for this chock for about $30.00. If I buy the chock, that's what I would do.

[ekpent]

 I use a couple of $25.00 (when I bought) Harbor Freight units in my open trailer bolted down, works good enough and can be removed quickly for other hauling chores.These work well on their cheap lifts also.

[honda_dog]

I'll take a look at those, thanks.

[SOHC4 Cafe Racer Fan]

Cycle Gear has a similar chock that cost $80 new (on sale all the time for $79.99) and it has bolt holes already configured.  http://www.cyclegear.com/TRACKSIDE-Roll-On-Wheel-Chock

I use on in my truck bed with tie downs all the time to transport old and new bikes.  The tie downs are a MUST especially with narrower front tires.

[honda_dog]

Cycle Gear has a similar chock that cost $80 new (on sale all the time for $79.99) and it has bolt holes already configured.  http://www.cyclegear.com/TRACKSIDE-Roll-On-Wheel-Chock

I use on in my truck bed with tie downs all the time to transport old and new bikes.  The tie downs are a MUST especially with narrower front tires.

Cool, thanks for the link.

[madmtnmotors]

I use a couple of $25.00 (when I bought) Harbor Freight units in my open trailer bolted down, works good enough and can be removed quickly for other hauling chores.These work well on their cheap lifts also.

+1

Cheap, easy, effective.

Of course, it flies in the face of "buy American", but there is such a thing as "overkill"...