Featured Bikegrab Front Wheel Chock

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  1. learningtofly

    learningtofly He’s not the Messiah, he’s a very naughty boy!
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    Ah - that would be a problem as I'd only be using it occasionally and the ex-wife has the garage.
     
  2. Bagman

    Bagman Well-Known Member

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    The thing is to adjust the plates to just grip the tyre and no more. I've never had any problem getting my Speed Twin out of it. I still think it's one of the best made and most useful things I've ever bought for the garage.
     
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  3. stollydriver

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    I haven't bolted mine down and it takes Rockets ok
     
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  4. learningtofly

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    No trouble wheeling it off the chock?
     
  5. Bagman

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    None at all
     
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  6. stollydriver

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    None at all - it just backs out the stand stays put. Its one tool that I wouldn't part with
     
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  7. learningtofly

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    #27 learningtofly, Oct 12, 2020
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    Good enough for me, thanks!

    Edit: and ordered :)
     
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  8. Sprinter1050uk

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    Looking at Thruxtonmike's picture, what is the make of your stand please? I have been looking for a stand that allows the front wheel to get very close to the wall as I have limited s;pace in the garage and a few I have seen have long overhangs at the front beyond the front wheel.
     
  9. Carl556

    Carl556 Senior Member

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    Hi I notice you have it on a rear paddock stand as well? I usually have to go grab the wife to help me get my bikes on my paddock stand; does this make it possible to do on your own? Thanks
     
  10. Ducatitotriumph

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    Hi there!
    Yes, but ONLY if your rear paddock stand has wheels on it. Most of them have.
    The front wheel gets "locked in" but if you try to put it on the rear stand WITHOUT wheels on it, it’ll pull it out from the front chock.
     
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  11. Bagman

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    This was the main reason I bought the wheel grab. I never felt comfortable using the paddock stand on my own. It makes it a very simple job.
     
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