Would this chock support a heavy road M/C upright, while the rider dismounts and preps the tiedowns?
864623
No, you would need the larger metal chock the locks around the wheel when the bikes all the way forward.
864624
No - it does not support the motorcycle, it only provides a chock for the dent wheel
864625
I personally would never ask any make chock to hold up a motorcycle without some sort of back up support. The last thing I ever want to do is drop my bike. Just my opinion.
864626
It will not hold any bike upright. About all its good for is keeping a bike that is tied down from rolling forward.
1073732
It would probably work for carrying the load but, won't fold up. I use mine on a rav4
1402160
Probably. In normal riding, your movements are countered by the movement of the tire on the road. With the fork stand, the fork can't move at all, so your movements will end up stressing the frame/forks.
913506
It might but I would not recommend it. It would flop all over the place when you turned or came to a stop unless you could figure a way to secure it (otherwise could be dangerous) - it's really only meant to be strapped across you back with dog riding on your front.
241606
Yes. It has kind of a a lip which allows it to be used as a wheel chock. On the other wheel I would also use a wood block to keep the trailer pointed straight.
487304
I would anchor... It's heavy but not heavy enough for 40mph winds or greater...
1793996
I would think so. You might have to get creative in order to balance it safely. Maybe you could strap it to the rails with tie downs.
1752617
If you have the handle fully extended, it could get really heavy pretty fast.
1421925
It seems that if you put the back wheel in the stand, it should support the weight assuming it is not an off axis load.
1059959
Yes, but be sure it is high enough that it doesn't scrape the road when you have an incline.
1827853
The upright is very stout. I mount an 85 pound Hobie Outback kayak on one side and a SUP on the other. Upright height not a problem. Traveled many miles at highway speeds.
589670
A c clamp would work but it is pretty heavy when full and it would take quite a bit to knock it over.
1882549
I do not know from personal experience but I have heard that it would. I did use a hoist and pulled myself up with it and it held me just fine. Hope it helps.
1314531
My personal opinion is no. The vehicle would be too small and not have the power needed for the weight.
846187
I don't think it will work as well. it won't grip the smaller tire and hold the bike upright unattended. it will still serve as a good front wheel chock.
928084
I'm not too sure but it is very sturdy and I would guess it would support a heavy person.
873916
Yes, just remember that it might become top-heavy if loaded and not stabilized. The back is made of thick cardboard with the exception of the mounting reinforcement at the top.