Cheap Marson 5.5" Motorcycle Wheel Chocks #T200-B Chock

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"Marson 5.5" Motorcycle Wheel Chocks #T200-B Chock" Feature

• Constructed of 1" heavy duty steel tubing.
• Black powder coated for a sharp appearance.
• Dimensions: Exactly 8.25" wide at the opening and 5.5" wide at the start of the radius x 9.25" high.
• 3/8" hex head sleeves and phillips pan head bolts are 1" long.
• * Mounting bolt hole pattern: 5.5" side to side on center. 5" front to back on center.

"Marson 5.5" Motorcycle Wheel Chocks #T200-B Chock" Overview

5.5" Removable Wheel Chock - BlackModel # T200-BMade in the USA by Marson International, LLC****This Marson chock doesn't have the side support straps like the other two models have. Therefore it costs .00 less.****To view all of our Marson Wheel Chocks and hardware options please visit our Amazon Storefront.This chock's uniquely angled sides protect tire sidewalls. This will also prevent brake disc contact. The high quality wheel chock is designed to stabilize the front wheel of a motorcycle when transporting on a trailer or a pickup truck.The unique design allows this wheel chock to fit all tire sizes up to140mm (6.0") wide. If your motorcycle has a 150mm wide tire we recommend a 6.5" wide wheel chock or a versatile, self supporting, Condor Wheel Chock. They are available in our eBay store. When using this chock for a narrow tire understand that sidewall clearance means little, your main concern is stopping forward motion.These removable chocks are ideally suited for trailer installation, on either a wood or metal surface and are designed for quick installation and removal. It comes complete with all the necessary hardware and instructions.A nice feature is a one person install. Other style chocks require attaching underneath the floor. Marson's mounting hardware is installed inside the trailer therefore making TOY HAULER installation a simple task. Most toy haulers are extremely difficult to access underneath because of various obstructions.When mounting a chock onto a pickup truck we prefer to avoid drilling holes in the trucks' bed. We rather attach the chock to a piece of plywood first (approx. size 4 ft. wide by 20" deep) and then let the edge of the plywood butt up against the trucks' bulkhead.

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