BIG RED 1500LBS Hydraulic Motorcycle Lift Jack, Powersports Lift Table Operated ATV Dirt Bike Scissor Jack Stand, Fit for Motorcycle UTV Snowmobile, Red

Great value for the money. Fit the trailer and motorcycle perfectly!

SolidGreat quality and affordable.

Muy fuerte , muy bien producto , ojo , para una cbr 1000cc entra justo justo en la última configuración, los neumáticos aunque se ven fuertes , no son muy buen material , al menos no están hechos para rodar un poco de distancia, fuera de ello , me parece muy buen producto y a un precio razonable.Very strong, very good product, be careful, for a 1000cc CBR it fits just right in the last configuration, the tires although they look strong, are not very good material, at least they are not made to roll a little distance, apart from that, it seems to me to be a very good product and at a reasonable price.

great quality

Didn’t hold my DR650 upright once in the chock. Adjusted it several times but need to hold the bike while adding the tie downs.

Does not work on my 2003 Harley Trike. I will put a 10” Carriage bolt thru the holes on rear so it will not move. Heavy duty metal tho

Needed to trailer a new BMW R18 from Sturgis SD to Yellowstone Park, WY. 750 lb long wheelbase bike.This item is well designed, easy to assemble, custom fits your bike (adjustable tire grab) and very well made. Heavy gauge steel, well coated and excellent bead welds.I ratchet strapped it to the floor of the trailer, loaded the bike and then ratcheted the bike to the trailer walls. Drove 8 hours on winding mountain roads at grades of up to 11%.This baby held the bike perfect without an issue.Money well spent.5 stars, I would give it 6 if that was available.

I'm using this wheel chock to secure a Victory Vegas, but it is adjustable to fit 16"-25" wheel sizes from 2.76"-5.12" width. The chock is meant to be used in the back of a truck bed with tie downs. However, there are drill holes in the bottom of the track, where it could be bolted to a trailer. Assemby can be done in minutes with only a 17mm socket and wrench needed.When loading the motorcycle, the chock can slide forward, so it's best to secure the chock first. The other issue is most motorcycles don't have a reverse gear. This can make it difficult to get the bike off the rotating wheel clamp. I recommend two people offload the bike, especially for tight spaces like a truck bed. The unit is sturdy with a black powder coat for longevity. Overall this gets 4.5 stars.