Bolt it on chocks
Anyone have any experience with 'Bolt it on' brand dirt bike chocks? I'm trying to figure out the best way to strap down our dirt bikes in the toy hauler and still protect the glass door/wall from the...
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Bike shoes work well, but still needs tie down straps to prevent sway and rear wheel movement.
I like the Risk Racing MX Lock n Load better than the Bolt On System.
My current system for dirt bikes is 5 straps per bike without any type of wheel chocks. 4 straps on handlebars. One short strap on rear tire. I have e-track along both sidewalls and removable single ring Ancra points in the middle of floor parallel with the e-track. Bikes are side to side and alternating front/back. They are inches apart and don't rub each other. Even after many miles is Idaho washboard dirt.
I like the Risk Racing MX Lock n Load better than the Bolt On System.
My current system for dirt bikes is 5 straps per bike without any type of wheel chocks. 4 straps on handlebars. One short strap on rear tire. I have e-track along both sidewalls and removable single ring Ancra points in the middle of floor parallel with the e-track. Bikes are side to side and alternating front/back. They are inches apart and don't rub each other. Even after many miles is Idaho washboard dirt.
