Lock N Load BK500 Dirt Bike Wheel Chock, (Color May Vary)

Looks awesome and holds dirt bikes securely. For the extra money it is worth it. The included ratchet straps are heavy duty. The other day had the bikes mounted and when driving one of my other generic/off the shelf brand straps gave way. These wheel chokes held the bikes securely to the trailer, and saved my bikes from falling over/off my flatbed trailer . Yes the bikes were swaying a bit, but they weren’t able to go anywhere. Lock n load 100% saved the day with the ruggedness of their products.

I love this Lock & Load its sturdy fast and simple. I do wish it came with a higher quality finish on it. I ended up scruffing mine up and shooting it with raptorcote bedliner. It came out great! It looks and functions better then with the originol finish.

Mounted these on my 3 rail dirt bike trailer....holds the bike securely so one person can tie it down.

These new wheel chocks are flimsy and bend very easily . The first time I pulled my dr350 out of the chock, It Bent! Very disappointing! I have 2 older chocks and you can see that the new ones are made of a thinner grade of steel than the older ones .Even the base plates are not are well made. The hoop was too narrow to clear the brake rotor I hade to open it so the bike would fit

This thing works like a dream. For my DRZ, I had to get the 4 little plastic blocks they sell and put two of them on one side of the rotating brace part. This was to give it better grip on my wheels, otherwise the bike swayed back & forth enough that I didn't like it. Great idea. Simple. Econimical. Not cheap chinese junk. For example, note their use of proper grammar in the description. :)

Perfect solution for a 11hr road trip!! 100% recommend. Perfect for a 16ft tandem trailer, with some space to spare on the back. The quick disconnect is nice and seems to work well. No problems with the install and the provided strap works fine.

These are great, dgmw, but I wish they could size wide or narrow so I didn't have to buy different ones for different bikes and/or tire combinations. I consistently switch between dirt and street tires/wheels and these have not been adaptable. Sure, I could go with the ultra wide version to cover all bounds, I suppose, but why not design a modular version instead?!

Bike still needs added support of straps on either side to hold it up. If your bike leans any it will bend the lock n load system. Easy to install and makes it easy to load bike.