Do you enjoy transporting your bike so you can take it on vacation or so you can meet up with some friends and enjoy a ride together? If so, you will need to purchase the right motorcycle wheel chocks for the safe transport of your bike.
And when you arrive at your destination, will your windshield suit your travel needs? Different motorcycles demand different windshields – so be sure to choose the right one for your bike.
There is no doubt about it – when you transport your bike, you want to make certain the process goes as smoothly and safely as possible. In other words, you don't want your bike to get damaged in the process.
With the help of motorcycle wheel chocks, you can make certain your bike stays in place throughout the entire move. Wheel chocks can help keep your bike safe and secure.
When selecting the wheel chocks you need for your bike, there are several things you will want to keep in mind…
Look for an assembly that can be used by just one person so you don't have to find someone to help strap your bike into place Find an assembly that can be mounted securely to your trailer or truck bed Select an assembly that is specifically designed to be used with your bikeBy looking for motorcycle wheel chocks that have all of these characteristics, transporting your bike should be a simpler process. Once you have selected the right assembly for moving your bike from point A to point B, it is time to focus on selecting the right windshield for your travel destination.
When selecting motorcycles windshields, you should keep all of the following in mind:
A higher shield is beneficial when riding in cold weather; but, don't go too big, because taller windshields can be a problem in heavy winds. A low windshield can cause air to swirl up and catch your helmet. This can be corrected by either purchasing a taller or a lower windshield. A lower windshield is generally better in warmer climates because it allows more air to circulate through your helmet. A narrow windshield will expose your hands, fingers and arms to the elements, while also causing more air to flow to your passenger.With so many different motorcycles sold today, choosing windshields can be a daunting experience. Also, keep in mind that a windshield change will affect how your bike handles. Therefore, you should be prepared to adjust your riding style every time you head out with a new windshield in place.
Joe Kosoglow, owner of Moto-Xpress & wife Christine, have been "bikers" for over 18 years. Since 2002, he has evaluated many products and selected only those products that he or his friends recommend or wear. Moto-Xpress has a "second-to-none" selection of motorcycle parts, accessories and apparel. Visit http://www.moto-xpressdlr.com.
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Raider 19-610 Chrome Motorcycle Wheel Chock 
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Motorcycle Wheel Chock for 16 inch to 17 inch Wheels
- Super Heavy-duty 1.5" steel tubing
- Accommodates 16" or 17" wheels
- Swivel cradle secures motorcycle inside the chock
- Can be used as free standing or mounted to any trailer
- 2 year warranty
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Answer by Logan
That chock looks great. I live near a Harbor Freight, you are making me want to buy one for my bike.
To save the cash, you could build them out of wood.
they look good and at a decent price as well ,if it were me and I already have the trailer I would buy them and mount them to it
Review by Ryan Swanson for Motorcycle Wheel Chock for 16 inch to 17 inch Wheels
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there was no review for this when i bought it but i went with it because of the price. The picture makes it look like its made out of thin, cheap, hollow pipes but actually its surprising heavy duty. It does not have any locking mechanism, which was no bigy for me. I bought it because I was going to drive across a few states to move my ’92 750cc Honda Nighthawk. This chock fits it like a glove. I wanted it because I was moving it in the back of my F-150 and I wanted something to help keep it standing upright and to help keep the wheel from turning. Between this and four ratcheting tie downs I was able to travel 1500 miles without the bike moving an inch. Not sure when i’ll have a real good use for it again but I know that when the time comes it’ll work perfectly.