Greetings All! New toy hauler here. Been looking at a variety of motorcycle chalks, and I have a question for everybody. Has anyone, or is anyone using one of the free standing motorcycle calks like the Titan Bulldog, or the Pit Boss chalk. Or is everyone using a chalk that has to be bolted through the floor?Thanks for your time and input.Chris

I put Etracks in my garage then bought the Condor chock that attaches to the Etracks. Works well for me.Cheers,

Chris, here is a search for "chocks" which what I think you are looking for over the past 12 months. ** Click Here**And an older thread from 2013, **Click Here**

Whatever you choose I'd really recommend it becbolted down. You'll be surprised how rough some of the roads can be. I bolt mine into the frame using existing tie down holes. Easy to remove so we can use the garage for living space. Better safe than sorry.

I bolted my Harbor Freight CHOCKS into steel cross-members.

Condor Chock works well for my Harley

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dedmiston
Moderator
Oct 06, 2017
fj12ryder wrote:
Bolting a good chock to the floor is unnecessary if you have it secured in some way. I use a different method than bolting to the floor.

So Sam Spade keeps trying to ask you what your different method is, but I keep deleting his posts because he can't ask his question without sounding like a ...

So I'll translate for him.

"Hmm. Different method. I'm interested to know more. Could you please tell me what your method is, because I would love to know? Thank you, my good fellow."

Hopefully you get your answer, Sam. Try to use a little more respect with your comments and questions though, OK?
Dirtclods
Explorer
Oct 05, 2017
joebedford wrote:
I bolted my Harbor Freight CHOCKS into steel cross-members.

2nd that!

https://www.harborfreight.com/catalogsearch/result/index/?dir=asc&order=EAScore%2Cf%2CEAFeatured+Weight%2Cf%2CSale+Rank%2Cf&q=motercyclr
lightfoot
Explorer III
Oct 04, 2017
I have a Condor and it has not been bolted to the floor in either of my 5ers. I place it right next to the sliding door between the garage and living area. Pull the GL1800 in and tie it down with 3 straps on each side. We have a camera in the garage and have watch the bike when going down the road and there is no movement.
fj12ryder
Explorer III
Oct 04, 2017
Bolting a good chock to the floor is unnecessary if you have it secured in some way. I use a different method than bolting to the floor.
azdryheat
Explorer
Oct 04, 2017
Condor Chock works well for my Harley
joebedford
Nomad II
Oct 04, 2017
I bolted my Harbor Freight CHOCKS into steel cross-members.
arhayes
Explorer
Oct 04, 2017
Whatever you choose I'd really recommend it becbolted down. You'll be surprised how rough some of the roads can be. I bolt mine into the frame using existing tie down holes. Easy to remove so we can use the garage for living space. Better safe than sorry.
Y-Guy
Moderator
Oct 04, 2017
Chris, here is a search for "chocks" which what I think you are looking for over the past 12 months. ** Click Here**

And an older thread from 2013, **Click Here**
Ltrip
Explorer
Oct 04, 2017
I put Etracks in my garage then bought the Condor chock that attaches to the Etracks. Works well for me.
Cheers,

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