Does anyone have experience using this wheel chock with an off road motorcycle i.e. (80/100x21" tire)?
1106398
no, only used it on two harleys. one sportster and an ultra classic. did well for both, just pull straps down tight compressing shocks.
1106399
Nothing offroad. My Vstar front tire is 110/90x18 and is not snug so will lean.
480736
Don't see why not. I haven't use it off road, but it is certainly secure and should work fine.
1546608
I use one for 2 full size bikes. I hold them on with several bungee cords. I did have to move my spare tire holder to the front of my trailer. You just need to get the spacing right for the distance between the tires.
1587386
I have but it depends on how big the tire rim is. I have used this grill with the legs folded in and placed on top of a tire rim. The grill is 3 feet long, so if the tire rim is about a half foot smaller than that it should work as long as you're careful and don't upturn it. Additionally, if the tire rim is also shorter than 8", you could use it with the legs folded out - my grill measured just over 8" tall.
2033955
This is one of those things where simple tire irons sold by Amazon would be useful The short spoons would be my choice. Maybe the short ripple if you don't already have one. You probably will have none of the problems of getting the rim to let go of the tire and the tire is flexible enough you might not need tools anyway. 15 inch Hankook tires are so flexible that with proper lubrication almost need no tools at all. Amazon was where I found the Hankook tires and found them flimsy but also on the other side of the coin get better miles per gallon and survive things that would destroy any other brand I have ever bought. This tire changer is overkill for Hankook tires and probably all motorcycle tires. Tube tires also require few or no tools beyond spreading the tire for patching tire and or tube. The tire changer is made for heavy duty automotive work not usually related to motorcycle tires etc.
2159560
I have a 2015 Bullet 30REPR, with just over 14" between the tires. The BAL 28014 x-tended X chocks work very well. I use two sets, one on each side. I'm a firm believer in these X-Chocks from previous experience with the smaller sets. They prevented one of my other trailers from rolling down an uneven site when my stabilizer jacks slide in some loose gravel and the trailer came off the leveling blocks under the tires. I'm sure the problem was my fault in the way I leveled the trailer but the x-chocks prevented the trailer from rolling down the site and a major problem.
1410237
I don't use it for that, but my guess would be no. I have seen other people say it doesn't work well with knobby tires. Maybe swap out the rear with a balloon tire?
2068178
I have this on a golf cart with a 10" wide tire and a deep dish style rim, it works well.The claws open to a maximum of 13" in width.Depending on how wide the Spyder tire and rim are will determine if it will work.
1633508
I put a 1 3/8" all terrain-type tire on it, but it was a tight fit. I think it's meant more for a regular 1 1/4" 10 speed tire. Hope that helps.
810048
Your question is pretty vague. I'll try my best to help! This will be a wider tread than a 700x25 or 700x23. This will give you a bit more rubber between the road. Many newer road frames may not have clearance to support the 700x32, or it'll likely be a tight fit. Rolling resistance is greater than a slick tire, but I can also tell you the extra tread provides great all terrain travel. I use these on hard pack gravel with no issues, and no flats to date with 1K miles on them now.
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.
2178013
i was disappointed with the torque when removing tire lugs, seemed to be about 60 ft/lbs but was using a 1.2ah battery from my cordless drill. I have since bought the recommended 3ah battery but haven't had a chance to try it.
5383
I just use it for my Cherokee after off-roading. I'm not sure it will handle the higher pressure required for motor home tires. Guess you could try it and if it didn't work. send it back.
713783
I'm using this for my 1998 Honda Valkyrie Tourer, I have a rear tire mounted on the front (double dark side). It holds the bike very nicely!
2058488
I would say yes. I have purchased two sets of chocks.. It holds my fat boy lo, klx 300, to Honda 150. Stap around tire can go as low as can go.. While the Orange chock has 3 setting for wheel side. Large medium and small. Extremely happy with system.. Especially tie downs self tighting
242479
Yes it worked fine on my same dimensions. Been in for a year with no flat tires. Love it!
1505164
yes it will work fine on a bike tire, as long as you have 12 volts to plug in into.