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RE: Houtman's new wheel chock - the Ferret - 07-04-2019
How hard is it to back the bike out of that chock? I have used chocks before (on a trailer) that took about all I had to get the bike backed out of the chock
RE: Houtman's new wheel chock - Rocky_imp - 07-04-2019
(07-04-2019, 01:00 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: How hard is it to back the bike out of that chock? I have used chocks before (on a trailer) that took about all I had to get the bike backed out of the chock
Not hard at all. A bike is well locked in place, but it comes out very easily. Just give it a moderate heave on the bars and out it comes.
RE: Houtman's new wheel chock - Houtman_imp - 07-04-2019
It is very easy to get the bike in and out , easier than using the center stand. The Baxley has a lever on it to keep it in the chock , you can lock/unlock it with your feet.
I just came home from a ride on the BRP and used the chock when I put the bike in the garage. I will order two more , still strong and fit enough for using the center stand but I like to make things easy !
RE: Houtman's new wheel chock - the Ferret - 07-04-2019
I think the ones I used before were a condor?
RE: Houtman's new wheel chock - Houtman_imp - 07-04-2019
(07-04-2019, 04:10 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: I think the ones I used before were a condor?If you Google the Baxley chocks reviews you will be very impressed.
With my Race Deck flooring I had to put thin plywood down to prevent the center or side stand making an indentation ; with the Baxley chock no need for that.