Wheel Chocks

[Cruising RT]

I'm looking for suggestions in purchasing wheel chocks for my enclosed trailer to secure my RT when transporting. Can anyone help?

[SpyderAnn01]

I carry these from Harbor Freightimage.jpg

[Dragonrider]

I've trailered an RT over 10,000 miles in my covered trailer, and never used chocks. You really don't need them. I use a long strap for the front wheels, with old towels to keep the strap from chafing, and one for the back wheel, with an old towel. That's a solid 4 point pattern, and the bike never moved - even on rough roads.

[SpyderAnn01]

Duh, silly me I thought he was looking for a wheel chock for his Spyder trailer. Dragonrider has you covered.

[lionking]

I use spyder clamps. expensive but worth it. I have a 7x12 v-nose and I don't have to mess with straps and hooking my wheels and pulling them out of alignment. They make it fast to load and unload spyder. They're so great that if I won the lottery I'd buy them for you

[Cruising RT]

Sure hope you hit the lottery!! I've looked at Super Clamp, nice just can't justify that much for a once or twice a year haul. Usually ride bike everywhere. Just thought if I had to leave bike at dealership for service I could load bike on my enclosed trailer, drop bike off for service and head back home. Thanks for your suggestion!

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

Sure hope you hit the lottery!! I've looked at Super Clamp, nice just can't justify that much for a once or twice a year haul. Usually ride bike everywhere. Just thought if I had to leave bike at dealership for service I could load bike on my enclosed trailer, drop bike off for service and head back home. Thanks for your suggestion!

......I AGREE WITH YOU ABOUT THE Super Clamp............I bought a heavy duty Rachet Strap with cleats on it for $20 put it over the rear tire ( 2012 RT ) secured the strap front and rear to the deck......Drove over 3000 miles .......had a collision ...tore the Hitch and trailer off the back of my truck ....annnnnnnnnnnnd the SPyder never moved .................and that for $ 20...................go figure.............................and it takes about 5 min once the Spyder is on the trailer.........Mike

[Highwayman2013]

Moved my spyder across the country, Pa to Nv in the back of a Penske truck with 3 Harbor Freight tie down straps. 1 through the rear wheel and 1 through each front wheel. Screwed each end of the straps to the floor with lag screws and it never moved.

[dlby]

Been packing HD two wheelers fo years

Just brought the Spyder to Fla
First time tying it down
Read all I could
Fretted over it--
In the end tied all three wheels down- used micro fibre towells to prevent scuffs
Easy compared to two wheels
No problems