The BEST Wheel Chock for your Motorcycle! - CONDOR Pit Stop TrailerStop PS 1500

In this video I show you what I think is the BEST wheel chock for your Motorcycle for storage or for transporting on a trailer. This video used to be on my "MC Recon" channel and this channel used to be call "RC Recon" - that's why I mention the two different channels in this video. But now they are all going to be on this channel which is just my name - lol.
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[@68bostonboy]

1 use eye bolts in front to hold straps. 2 under trailer use larger heavy duty washers. Saves room and can load more on trailer Great video for basic install

[@lewismckinney6311]

Hi Josh. I would absolutely recommend some lateral support underneath the trailer where you bolted it down. Lewis

[@2wheeltommy996]

Do you have any issues with it sliding on the garage floor when you ride the bike onto the condor?

[@edkrumeich3265]

Can I use this in my RV without anchoring it down?

[@MrMaxodom1]

Condor has a $20 adapter that uses 2 bolts that hold the wheel chock.

[@RCRecon]

It looks like all the weight is being held down at 1 point smaller point. I think it would be okay if I installed a lateral brace underneath. Maybe not for just 1 wooden board though.

[@jayonez137]

You don’t even need to bolt it them into your trailer. Just throw the condor on the trailer and slide it all the way forward and strap the bike down and it will not budge I just did. 3200 mile road trip like this with my street glide. Non of us ever bolt them to a trailer.

[@RCRecon]

That’s good to know and a great point. I suppose it doesn’t hurt either way. Maybe it’s just for peace of mind.

[@jayonez137]

@@RCRecon Definitely doesn’t hurt to bolt them but It’s really not necessary. We use them on the trailer and in the shop all the time. 90% of the time they’re laying on the shop floor with a bike in it. For us, it would be too much of a hassle, bolting and unbolting all the time

[@davidjackson2897]

cross your safety chains