What wheel chocks are you using for motorcycle inside toy hauler?

Wanted to see what everyone is using for wheels chocks...I just bought a small toy hauler camper and trying to figure out what wheel chock to buy. I will be transporting 1200 HD sportster in the toy hauler. Please post pics of what your using..Thanks for any recommendations

 

Baxley makes an excellent chock - it will last forever!
http://www.baxleycompanies.com/Sportchock.html

 

nice but that type doesn"t bolt to the floor rite?

 

The Baxley is great and it can be bolted down.

http://www.baxleycompanies.com/LAChock.html

I have had good luck with the inexpensive harbor freight chock.

 

I'm not sure if they make anything for your Sportster but look up PitBull trailer restraints.
If they don't maybe give them a call, all high quality US made products.
Works great in enclosed trailers. I don't have them in my trailer yet but they are used by many track day and road race teams.

I just looked at their web page, they do make a system for Harley's and your Sportster.

 

^^ Pitbull trailer restraints are what you want. Rock solid and no tie-downs or ratchet straps required. We used 3 of them for me and my roommates' race bikes in a 6x12 and they are rad.

 

I just made a cradle out of 2x4's for my bikes. Easy peasy and cheap

 

There are only two downsides to the Pitbull that I can think of: they are a bit pricey and they are bike specific.

I have one for my BMW GS and it's been great!

 

I need something that can be removable...it's going down on the floor in my camper and I don't wanna have a tripping point. I found one called loc n load,but the plate still sticks up some where the strap passes through the plate on the chock.

 

There's not much left when you tear down the pitbull trailer restraint. Just a metal plate and a screw/spacer combo in each corner. Total height is maaaaaybe 1/2".

 

I found out pitbull makes a set-up for my 08 1200 custom sporty...$359 on pitbull site
I like that it will mount reward in my toy hauler...nothing in the way back there for the install

 

http://condor-lift.com/trailer-only-chock

Condor chocks have been great for me, very sturdy and well made.

 

holy smokes that's an awesome bike!