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    What wheel chock do you all recommend for me to get for my enclosed bike trailer? What do you have?
    Herd member #26
    2009 ultra classic

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    just make sure you get the right width. they makem in 3.5 4 and5 I believe.
    "your not drunk if you can lie on the floor without holding on!"
    Dean Martin

    herd member #00023
    AKA STREETNOYZ

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    • #3
      If money is no issue, then definitely Baxley. If you get one, call the company and ask for a "Blem". It has a small blemish (I couldn't find mine) and depending on supply, youmay not get a choice of color, but the price is $35 off.

      I have a Pingle chock on my trailer, which is removable and comes with the anchors and hardware to make it that way. $80
      **Note: The technical info I provide is suggestive. I am not a perfeshunel.

      "No two motorcycles should be the same. Your bike should be based on your creativity, and whatever's going on in your life at that time..." Jesse James


      HERD Member #10

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      • #4
        I borrowed a Baxley from the guy who sold me the Road Glide, worked absolutely great! Super secure.

        (I would have ridden home on the bike, but it was snowin' and nastier 'en hell.)
        Preskit Matt HERD #120
        USN Corpsman 8404/8483 '80-'86
        '06 Road Glide/'06 Gas Gas Raga (trials, baby!)

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        • #5
          Thank,s will look into a baxley and northern tool.
          Herd member #26
          2009 ultra classic

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