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• How to Secure a 2018 Harley Davidson Tri Glide to a Trailer
  In order to secure your 2018 Harley Davidson Tri Glide I recommend using the Tow-Rax Wheel Chock part # TWSPWM for the front wheel so long as it is not greater than 6-1/2" wide. Then in order to secure the two rear wheels I recommend using an e-track system which is composed of the Erickson Horizontal E-Track part # EM19147 and the Erickson Adjustable Wheel Net with E-Track Fittings part # 77314. You can also add the Erickson E-Chock Wheel Chocks part # EM09162-2 for even more security...
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• Recommended Wheel Chock for Small Honda CRF 50 Motorcycle
  The Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock # TWSPWM that you referenced will help to stabilize your 2004 Honda CRF 50 but with a smaller bike like this there's going to be a lot of room for movement inside the chock's 6-1/2 inch width. You will want to make sure that you secure it with straps to prevent this. I have attached a short video demonstration that you can check out. It demonstrates how to secure your bike.
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• How Far from the Front of My Cargo Trailer do I Mount the Tow-Rax Chock for Harley Tri-Glide?
  Hello Rocky, That sounds like a great setup, hauling your 2022 Harley Tri-Glide in a 7x16 tandem axle trailer with a Tow-Rax chock # TWSPWM is a solid plan. A good place to start is by setting the front tire about 12 to 18 inches back from the front wall of the trailer. That usually puts the bike’s rear wheels near or just in front of the trailer axles, which helps spread the weight out nicely. The goal is to have the right amount of tongue weight on the front of the trailer, if you put...
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• Recommended Wheel Chocks for Motorcycle Carrier
  I like the Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock, # TWSPWM in black and # TWSPWC in chrome. These can be screwed down to a wood floor of a trailer but also bolted down using the included hardware. These are 8-3/8" wide and from specs available to me online, the MotoGroup, ST3402 carrier has tracks 7-1/2" wide, this option will set slightly over the edge the carriers rails. That does not prevent this being used but I think setting within the rails may make a better fit. You would need to fabricate...
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• Recommended E-Track Mounting on Aluminum Frame Trailer
  The Zinc Sheet Metal Screw - 8 x 3/4" Indented Hex Washer Head - Hex Slotted Drive # 31071 are a good choice for your wall studs, but not for your 3/4 inch wood floors. The zinc coating on both the E-track # E19148 and the screws will prevent galvanic corrosion from the dissimilar metals of steel and aluminum. For your floors, I recommend using zinc plated screws along with locknuts to secure your bikes using backing plate # e96RR. You can obtain that hardware from your local hardware...
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• General-Purpose Trailer-Mounted Motorcycle Transport Systems
  B&W makes their Biker Bar motorcycle transport systems, such as # BWMC2301, just for hogs but we do have other setups for cruiser and touring motorcycle transport that are general-purpose products. You can see all of these wheel shock products on the page that I linked for you. In my opinion the best option is the Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock # TWSPWM which fits with front wheel tires up to 6-1/2-inches wide. I linked for you review video for this item as well as a customer photo showing...
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• Proper Front to Back Placement of Motorcycle Inside Enclosed Trailer
  When securing your motorcycle inside your enclosed 12 foot long trailer using a chock like the Tow-Rax # TWSPWM the most important factor to consider is the trailer's tongue weight. You will just want to make sure that its tongue weight with the motorcycle and any other cargo loaded is 10 to 15 percent of its total weight. This will help to reduce any trailer sway and movement during travel. Most likely keeping the motorcycle centered on the trailer front to back will be sufficient but...
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• Is There a B&W Biker Bar for a Honda Goldwing
  I do have an option for you to secure your Honda Goldwing but B&W does not offer a Biker Bar for this bike. Instead, the best option we have for you is the Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock part # TWSPWM. The reason that this is the best wheel chock for you, it can be bolted directly to the trailer floor, it will accept different wheels sizes, and there is no interference issues with your front brakes. In order to then secure your Honda Goldwing to the wheel chock I also recommend using the...
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• Recommended Trailer Hitch Receiver for Mazda 3 to Carry Motorcycle
  For your 2014 Mazda 3 GT, there are only Class I trailer hitches available. The Class I trailer hitches are only capable of a 200 lb tongue weight, so you will not be able to use a motorcycle carrier like # UF48-979033 or similar you have pictured. You will need to use a trailer for your sport bike to haul behind your vehicle. My recommendation for your vehicle is to start with the Draw-Tite trailer hitch # 24912. Then use ball mount # 3593 and hitch ball # 19258. Then for your trailer...
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• How Can I Transport My 320 Sport Bike on My 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe?
  I have a way for you to safely transport your dual sport bike on your vehicle. I went ahead and looked up the specs for your 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe, and it has a maximum gross towing weight capacity of 2,800 pounds. If this is the case, the maximum tongue weight capacity of your vehicle is 280 pounds. With this tongue weight capacity, you cannot safely mount via a hitch carrier that requires tongue weight. This is because no matter what hitch you use, your sport bike exceeds that 280 tongue...
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• How Far Forward Should Motorcycle Wheel Chocks Be Installed in a Utility Trailer
  The equalizer of a tandem axle trailer is not the balance point of the trailer. I would recommend putting the wheel chocks of your trailer as far forward as you can in the trailer. This will help prevent any potential sway that can occur from not having enough tongue weight on a trailer.
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• B&W Biker Bar Compatibility with 2018 Yamaha Venture Motorcycle
  There is not a confirmed fit for your 2018 Yamaha Venture. The B&W Biker Bar has only been tested on Harley-Davidson motorcycles, but if your frame has a round bar that is 1.375 to 1.5 inches in diameter and a width between 10-14.5 inches then # BWMC2304 could work. If you don't have those specs on your frame, then I recommend the Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock # TWSPWM. Then I recommend using the ShockStrap Ratcheting Motorcycle Tie-Down Kit w Built-In Shock Absorbers # 297-7RSBB-M.
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• Transporting 2002 Yamaha Motorcycle with 2002 Carriage Carri-Lite 5th Wheel
  Your 2002 Yamaha FZ1 has a dry weight of 458 lbs and a wet weight of 509 lbs. Due to this you cannot use a rear mounted carrier on your trailer or a front mounted hitch on your 2015 Ram 3500 4x4. You will be about 50-100 lbs too heavy for the front hitch and well over 200 lbs more than the limit of the rear mounted RV hitch when you add the weight of a carrier as well. Your only viable option is to use a second trailer to tow your bike. You can use the Curt RV hitch # 13703 and ball...
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• Removable Wheel Chock Recommendation for an MVP Toy Hauler Trailer and Harley Davidson Motorcycles
  For an wheel chock that is easily removable, I recommend the Rackem chock, # RA-17. This chock has a base that mounts to the trailer floor and the chock part can easily be removed by loosening the wing nuts at the front. This chock accepts wheels up to 6-1/2 inches wide.
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• Motorcycle Wheel Chock for Metal Floor Trailer
  The Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock # TWSPWC3BT can be installed on metal surfaces using the included hardware kit. You will need a drill with a 9/16-inch bit for metal floors as well as a 3/16-inch bit. You will also need 5/16-inch and 3/16-inch Allen keys and a Philips screwdriver. We do not happen to have an installation video for this item but I have included a photo of the mounting hardware with dimensions added to help you determine the fit for your application. Basically you drill...
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• How to Carry a Motorcycle with a Toyota RAV4
  I have a solution for you, but after doing a little research, I found that the tongue weight capacity of the base and sport models of the RAV4 is approximately 150 lbs and the tongue weight capacity of the limited model is approximately 350 lbs. I would not recommend using any hitch mounted motorcycle carrier on a 2006 Toyota RAV4 to carry your 325 lb bike because the vehicle cannot support the weight of the bike and the carrier. Instead, I would recommend either looking into a larger...
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• Recommended Wheel Chock and Tie-Downs for Honda Trike in Toy Hauler Trailer
  There are many manufacturers of Toy Haulers that have great products but Jayco, Forest River, and Keystone are probably the 3 that we see the most of with happy owners. Whenever you do settle on one, I recommend you use a Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock # TWSPWM to keep your trike positioned well when traveling. Also the 1" x 18" Tie-Down Motorcycle Assist Straps # 06303 along with Erickson Motorcycle and ATV Tie-Downs w Soft Ties and TCS Buckles - 1"x6' - 400 lbs - Qty 2 # EM05729 will...
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• Recommended Wheel Chock Placement for Motocross Bikes in a 6x12 Single Axle Enclosed Trailer
  I recommend putting the wheel chocks like the Tow-Rax # TWSPWM for your Motocross bikes on your trailer as far forward as you can in the trailer side by side. This will help prevent any potential sway that can occur from not having enough tongue weight on a trailer. I have linked the above mentioned product to this page for your convenience.
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• Is There a Motorcycle Carrier for a 2017 Honda Accord
  All of the trailer hitches that fit your 2017 Honda Accord are 1-1/4 receivers. I've linked our selection of carriers that fit the Class I hitch for you. The lightest of them is Curt # C18145 that weighs about 29 pounds. This is important because your Accord has a tongue weight capacity of only 100 pounds according to the owner's manual. So with a roughly 30 pound carrier you're only allowed another 70 pounds on the Accord. You didn't say the weight of the bike but I think it's safe...
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• Can my 2015 Jeep Patriot Carry a Dirt Bike using the Curt Hitch and Carrier
  I looked up the owner's manual for your 2015 Jeep Patriot, and on page 422 it gives all the ratings for pulling a trailer. There are 2 different ratings, if you Patriot has the factory tow package or not. If you have the 2.0L, or 2.4L motor without the tow package the max tongue weight is 150 lbs. If you have the 2.4L with the factory tow package or the Freedom Drive II Off road package the tongue weight is 300lbs. From the research I did your dirt bike weighs around 240 lbs dry. So...
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• Solution for Installing Wheel Chocks in Trailer That Can't Have Floor Drilled
  Probably the best option we can offer is an idea my Dad used in his enclosed motorcycle trailer. He mounted wheel chocks to a piece of plywood like the part # TWSPWM so that he could easily remove the chocks whenever he wanted the floor clearance. Since you can't drill your trailer floor this would probably be our best option.
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• What Size Concrete Anchors do I Need for My MaxxHaul Motorcycle Chock 70271?
  Even though we no longer carry the MaxxHaul Motorcycle Wheel Chock with Stand 70271, we can definitely help you out with what size concrete anchors to use. I went ahead and reached out to my tech at MaxxHaul, and she confirmed that the correct parts you need are 3/8" or 1/2" sleeve anchors. Both of these sizes fit the chocks. We unfortunately do not carry any of these anchor sizes.
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• Motorcycle Wheel Chock that Can Be Removed When Not in Use
  We have a motorcycle wheel chock that is easily removable when not in use with the Tow Rax Wheel Chock part # TWSPWM but there isn't an easy way to remove and reinstall. To remove the wheel chock you'd just need to slide the chock back and it would release. Check out the video to see how it works.
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• What is the Most Narrow Width Motorcycle Wheel Chock Available
  I may have a solution for you, but the Tow-Rax Removable Wheel Chock w/ Wood Screws - 6-1/2" Wide Tires - Tubular Steel - Black # TWSPWM does not come in a smaller width. The smallest wheel chock we have is the Erickson Removable Motorcycle Wheel Chock - 6" Wide Tires - Chrome Plated Steel - Qty 1 # EM07506, which isn't much smaller but does provide you with a bit smaller chock. I've linked a review video of this chock for you to have a look at.
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