Chocks for a trailer

[Devious]

I am picking up a 8x16 enclosed trailer Saturday and need to know what kind of chocks you guys recommend for it. I will be carrying anywhere from 1 to maybe 4 bikes at a time. I have never used any kind of chocks before, just tie downs. Do I still need front and rear tie downs with flush mount D-Rings if I use chocks. This is new to me so I need help, ideas and maybe Vendors and pricing...

Thanks,

David

[StreetnTrack]

If you are using the little front wheel chocks then yes you will need flush mounts front and rear. If you go with something like a baxley chock then you wouldn't need them but I would still use them. Either way I would put them in the floor. Better be safe to have and never need then to need and not have.

[BA BUSA]

I would recommend the Baxley Sport chock and the D rings

[flrider]

This is mounted to my maintenance stand but is made for a trailer as well. Not as bulky as Baxley and made strickly for this kind of use. Works well.

[Devious]

If you are using the little front wheel chocks then yes you will need flush mounts front and rear.  If you go with something like a baxley chock then you wouldn't need them but I would still use them.  Either way I would put them in the floor.  Better be safe to have and never need then to need and not have.

Do you carry them...If so how much...

Thanks,
David

[StreetnTrack]

which baxley chock you like.

[bronc3]

I like my Condors. These are quick release, only a small bracket bolts to the deck. I run two straps, one to each rear footpeg mount, pulling the bike forward into the chock. Nothing on the bars.

[bronc3]

You can also use them free-standing if need be.

[jwcfbd]

Sport chocks are the way to go. You only have to strap down the rearend and they are rock solid.

[justintime2]

Not trying to crash your thread GW but I'm looking for a used Baxley, anybody?

PM me!

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