Motorcycle Wheel Chock Round Up: MJ Moto Wheel Chock, Maxxtow Wheel Chock, Trackside

[@tonycorvettes]

Good video

[@parnell2014]

You saved me, I was just ready to get the Trackside. Thanks a bunch for this video. Good info!

[@rodolphomoto]

Thanks for the video... helped me a lot!!! Thanks

[@CapeVoice]

One on the left really's meant to be bolted down... to the floor or to a truck bed.

[@Fr3shM1nt]

I said that in the video still doesn't hold the bike well laterally though.

[@CapeVoice]

That sucks though... Nice Hyper by the way, I own one too. I've been looking at the pitbull systems that mount on the single sided swingarm.

[@aridornbusch4325]

What is the brand and model of right (good) motocycle Shock ? Thx...AJ

[@TheBenners76]

Hi Fr3shM1nt... Do you know how much your bike weighs? Thanks for the video... I was set to pull the trigger on the Maxxtow. Clearly the MJ Moto is a better design.

[@Fr3shM1nt]

~370lbs

[@jaanrett]

one of those is meant to be bolted to a trailer or something. and being on a trailer you'd be an idiot not to use tie downs, regardless of which chock you use. Having said that, you keep talking about the chock as though it's not as good as the other one. Apples and oranges dude.

[@aimen.s5968]

Watch the video and pay attention to what I said and I clearly state "THIS IS MEANT TO BE BOLTED DOWN" however... Regardless of it being bolted down, it still does not hold the bike upright, this is clearly seen a 4:05.

[@jaanrett]

Aimen .S I wasn't trying to rub you wrong. I'm just saying how it came across to me, and apparently I'm not alone. No worries, it was a fine video nonetheless.

[@bryceellery]

That was painful to watch...