Portable Motorcycle Stand Wheel Chocks for Trailer Or Garage, Heavy Duty Motorcycle Wheel Chock Fits 5.5'' Wide Tires, Silver, 1 PC

Does the job, easy to install as long as you have the tools and are somewhat good with your hands. I have a wide tire on my bike and there is still a little room on the sides. I don't think it would work well with thin tires.

Very sturdy and strong and will mount on my trailer. You really need this to secure your motorcycle and fat tire ebike. I'm thinking of mounting these to a flat piece of wood to just hold the bike while I work on them. Non proprietary mounting so you can use this everywhere.

So I have this sport bike from HD with no center stand, so doing any maintenance on it is a medium size hassle . Especially when it has to do with the rear tire. I've manhandled it up onto blocks before with no jacks, just using the kick stand for leverage. But this little tool makes it so much easier in general. And it just looks cool. I've bolted mine down to a piece of 2x12 6ft long and I can drop a bolt through a hole on each side into the ground so it don't slide while I'm backing the bikes tire into it. Then while being careful I can place a small chock under the tire and slide a scissor jack under the frame if I need to raise it. Or just strap it in to the chock if the tire doesn't need to be up. The chock is solid, it's light weight but sturdy, as sturdy as you would expect for something that's gonna hold a 500 lb bike in place. And it looks cool, did I mention that? It belongs in every bikers garage, or his driveway if he doesn't have a garage like me. That's why mine is mobile, or modular as I like to say. Paint the plank of wood black and apply some Raiders stickers on either end and bam! Your part of the Nation! Ooops got carried away there. Anywho, this little tool gets a BIG recommendation from this biker.

The media could not be loaded.  Sturdy , great looking welds , very well constructed most importantly, but what I find most appealing is the versatility!!!The eye locking mounts allow you to easily remove , freeing up space when not using!!Fits my needs perfectly since I also use the same trailer to haul my ATV. Having a permanently installed wheel chock designed to secure a motorcycle mounted directly in the center of my trailer wouldn’t be practical.I love this portable wheel chock , the majority of the time when I’m not using to secure during a haul, I use in my garage when I need my bike vertically upright off its kickstand.As of right now , I’m pretty confident in trusting this product yet I’m still staying vigilant because the design feature I like most about this product, hopefully doesn’t turn out to be its weakest structural anchor point. (Where The lips of the eye coming from the frame , slide into the mount)Time will tell and I’ll be back to update my review if any issues arise or failures occur.

So I got this thinking it would be an unaided stand that you should slip around your rear tire and the bike would stay up on its own. but not really. This is meant to be bolted to the bed of a truck or to the floor on your shop. Well I'm not so inclined to do that so I'm going to mount it to a 2x6 and that should be stable enough to hold the bike up. The overall quality is kind of cheap. the welds are meh and the plating is thin in spots. I would say it's okay for the price.

We ordered this small MC stand to install into our trailer, so that we can safely transport her mini-bike.The price is good - for what it is.At best, it is functional, and comes with almost all the hardware that you will need to attach it, where you need it.However, there are a few things that folks should be aware of.Welds though functional and strong, are poorly finished.Chrome work is thin and patchy. You can almost see through it.The chrome arrived with surface scratches and marks all over it.We deducted a star for its finished quality.Otherwise, this is a solid, functional, sturdy stand.

So I set this up to quick disconnect mount on my utility trailer. It was pretty easy to install and and now I can remove and replace it in about a minute whenever I need to move a bike around. I got some extra hardware and made it where it quick disconnect mounts on the outside of the trailer next to the fender for when I'm not using it.