Hauling Harley's

[rcmike]

wheeldock.com is worth looking at. very good quality chock and has a couple different mounting options. when your front wheel is in chock, it stands up straight and aint going to tip over.

[rcmike]

for the short inseam people like me {33}.. Are you using another piece of wood at the bottom of ramp so when the rear wheel goes off ramp door your feet are not air born ? up until that point your flat footed walking your bike back. I'm just seeing what options are available and what people are doing. I see some nasty fall overs on you-tube. Instead of hauling a sxs in the back one w/e. Id like to haul my bike and go see the country side. thanks

[Otty]

I have friends that use these:
https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Car.../BWMC2301.html

Locks the frame down.

[WIBLAZER]

I have used the Condor for 2 years to haul my Ultra HD. It is expensive but worth every cent. Many vendors use them when servicing bikes at rallies. I would think that putting your bike in a condor and then use the tie downs from the floor to the bike, pulling one set forward and one set back should do it.

[theracqueteer]

I solved the problem with a condor chock with a couple of modifications. I put eye bolts in all four corners and used wire rope and carabiners to secure to the tie-downs already in the floor. On the front cables I put chain tighteners in between for easy removal and insertion. They also keep enough tension on the cable so that the chock won't move. Once I drive the bike into the chock it also get strapped down.