Motorcycle Wheel Chock Locking & Adjusting Stand fits 16" - 21" Tire

Bought this for my 2023 Suzuki GSX S1000GT plus. The area that cups the front tire tends to stick to the tire when removing the bike from the stand. I cut out a thin carpet stair tread with self adhesive on one side-the type one uses for lining hardwood stair treads. My main reason for buying the chock is because I need a stable way to clean and adjust the chain. The bike is easily raised and lowered on the swing arm/paddock stand without feeling like the bike is going fall over. Would but it again and highly recommend it.

I have a 2001 Heritage and 2017 Street Glide. Both bikes ride on and off this chalk with great ease. You can be on or off the bike and roll it on and off easily. It’s lightweight but does not move at all, even on my painted garage floor. Once your on it you can get off the bike and it holds it up without strapping it down. Me and the friends I ride with all have one.

I bought this for my new Suzuki DL1000 V-Strom, and the stand will not accommodate a 19" wheel size. I had to remove the vertical neck (the front part that the front wheel butts against) and move it back so that it's only secured by (2) bolts. (There are (4) bolts that secure the neck piece on the frame.) I also removed the cotter pin on the front wheel chock that attaches to the neck, to give me a bit more room for the wheel. Even with those adjustments the front wheel will still not fully seat in the chock to secure the bike. The bike will not stay upright without assistance of some sort. I used pieces of wood to try to bring it to level as possible, but I'll have to use tie downs to secure the bike fully upright. It's disappointing, but I also have a Honda NC700X that has 17" wheels, so it should work for that bike okay (but haven't tried it yet). The rubber feet are nice, the stand doesn't slide on the concrete when I'm pushing the Suzuki in and out of the chock (that's a bonus). It seems well built and heavy duty. However, as far as using this to fully secure your bike to work on...? That's doubtful. The bike will probably move. I wouldn't trust working underneath the bike without using other means. Hope this helps.Update: I was able to modify and use this stand, just a simple mod to make it work. I had to move the vertical mount (for the front tire) forward so that it is only secured by two holes (see pic), and I added heavy aluminum wings on the sides to use tie down straps to secure the bike upright. Works fine now. I'm able to move the bike in and out of the stand w/ no problem. No sliding, and the wings + tie downs keep the bike upright and secure. I'll up my rate to 4 stars.

Worked great on Harley Bagger . Easy assembly and great value for the money .

These are great as you can just ride up onto them instead of one handing the rear stand on spools. I use this mainly for storage. Main issue is my front tire tends to get stuck in the red part of the stand and it won't let go unless I stand over the front tire, with my feet placed on the legs of the stand and I lift the bike up and out. Then I can roll it backwards. Also, it didn't come with nuts for the 2 bolts so I had to make a quick run to the hardware store.

This stand was suppose to be good for bikes with tires the size of my HD Deluxe and they said nothing about the thickness of the tire on the Amazon site. I put my bike in the chock and strapped it down and was very secure in my toy hauler. Did ten hour trip in the toy hauler and got where I was going and found my front tire destroyed and could not ride my bike in the mountains which is the whole reason I went to the mountains in the first place.The company that sold me the chock refunded me my purchase price but would not buy me a new front tire. They said my tire was wrong spec for the chock but it was in spec according to their web site.I will not do Busness with this company again.

Works great! I use this as a stand in the garage and my trailer. Unlike other similar stands this one did not slide on the floor when moving my bike into the stand. In the trailer I use tie downs and I've hit bumps and even curbed the trailer on accident. When I checked the bike the stand did not move at all. I would definitely recommend this. Stay away from those crappy, heavy stands from harbor freight.

Great product! Easy to assemble. No issues so far. Bike rest nice nicely on the stand!