What Do I Think About The Condor Motorcycle Wheel Chock?
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- čas přidán 25. 03. 2021
- Hello CZcamsrs! A special hello to my fellow PRELOADERS! For those of you that aren't PRELOADERS yet, hit that subscribe button and become one. In this video I review the Condor "Pit- Stop / Trailer-Stop"" wheel chock and the Trailer Adaptor Kit for the Pit-Stop.
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CONDOR Trailer Adaptor Kit for Pit-Stop
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Another awesome review! I watched this video a couple years ago and now I have my Condor Wheel Chock on the way. Got my trailer a few months back and now getting it set up like I want. Thanks for all you do and your honesty on these product reviews! You are a great asset to the motorcycle community, know that you are appreciated!
Thank you very much brother! It’s my pleasure. 😊
We recently two our motorcycle from Mass to Florida with this wheel chock with zero problems.I would highly recommend it.
Love watching your videos,keep up the good work Robert.
Thank you very much Bob!
Thank you for the review. I was actually looking at both of those wheel cholks and had pretty much chosen the other one. I found your video and after watching this the Condor it is. Thanks again.
It’s my pleasure. 😊
Being that we now have 2 bikes and soon to have a trailer for them, this is an excellent review and great suggestion. Will definitely be top of the list when we get our trailer.
Thanks Kevin!
Outstanding review and explanation. Picked up my Condor Wheel Chock two weeks ago. Love it!
Thanks Sam!
Great video and explanation Robert! Appreciate the time and effort you take in producing these quality videos with clear sound and video clarity. Cheers.
Thank you very much! It’s my pleasure. 😊
Thanks Robert for the demo on the Condor, love product reviews. ! Keep up the good work! 👌👍😁
It’s my pleasure. 😊 Thank you very much!
Great video sir. I've owned one of these for quite a few years now and love it. Use it for washing, waxing, etc. as it's so much easier to get to all parts of the bike when it's not leaning to one side. Thanks again for the well done vid.... Larry P.
Thank you very much Larry! It’s my pleasure. 😊
I just tripped over the Condor part of the title and after using one for the last 15 years I started watching the video. Without knowing anything about you I immediately noticed your tactical stance and professional demeanor. It said LEO loud and clear. Your presentation gave all the best points of the Condor. I have one in my utility trailer plus I have a Wheeldock that I use for my Victory Vision in my toy hauler camper and on my garage lift at home. Both are equally great but I find the WheelDock is easier to move the bike in and out of the chock because it doesn’t require yanking the bike and teetering the front wheel in and out of the chock. If you ever attend any Blue Knight functions maybe we will meet someday. Ride With Pride sir.
Thank you very much! Very observant by the way.😊👍🏾
Very nice review of installation and product, Robert, thank you! Preloaders unite!
Thank you very much brother!
Great video., a friend and I travel together with our street glides in a 17' trailer and we both own condor wheel chocks for the last 13 years - Condor was the best thing ever especially when you see someone with their motorcycle leaning sideways on the back of their pickup truck. THAT won't happen with a condor!
Just started watching your videos and love them and waiting for the weather to cooperate so I can start learning your technics here in Minnesota.
Thank you very much Robert! Thank you for watching and hopefully you’re subscribed!👍🏾😊 I agree.
Hi Robert, I’ve had this wheel chock for 12 yrs. I’m 70 yrs old and have used it for transporting large touring motorcycles. It’s a quality product.
Keep the videos coming, your doing a great service to the Motorcycle community.
Hi Kathy. Thank you very much!
Hi! Can you explain why when you trailer one motorcycle you have it in the middle? Next question, what is the distance -measurement needed as to “where” chock needs to be loaded?
Doing great things with the channel! I met you in Daytona, we were just loading up our bikes in the trailer, two street glides, parking lot over by the Harley dealer. Pleasure to meet you sir! Keep up the great content!
Hey Chris! Thank you very much! It was a pleasure meeting you as well. I remember you. I guess now you know what I was asking you about loading two bikes in your trailer.😄
Hello, Robert. Wishing you and your family to be safe given recent weather events. Be safe, and thanks for your service.
Thank you very much! Very thoughtful of you!😊👍🏾
Wonderful review Robert! I recently purchased an '87 Goldwing Aspencade in like new condition. It would have been great to have this chock to transport it home for sure. I managed to locate one for the trip home, but it wasn't easy releasing the bike out of it when I prepared to unload. The floor adapter is really cool too. Once I purchase my trailer I will definitely be installing this chock. Peace brother, and stay safe out there!
Thanks Keith!👍🏾😊
Hi Robert I like the way you explain everything it is so clear and to the pointers I really like that.
Thanks Dave!
After watching your video in Daytona I got one. Works great. Thank you for your efforts on all your videos. 👍
It’s my pleasure Gil. 😊
My husband just finished installing the second Condor wheel chock two weeks ago. We went with the E-track system so the clips for the tie downs can be moved or adjusted. Before mounting them in our trailer we used them when cleaning the bikes. I'm short so getting it out of the chocks is a struggle so my husband gives me a little push from the front of the bike. The video was about the chocks but, a quick mention about "Tow mode" on bikes might be helpful for those who don't know what that is/how to engage it/or know if their bike even has that capability. love the videos BTW!
Hi Meg. Thanks! I actually discuss Transport Mode in my Daytona video.👍🏾😊
I have one as well, and highly recommend it. I use it in the garage and trailer when needed. Your review is spot on.
Thanks Dave!
i should have just settled for your answer, better than watching this trash for 17 mins
Hi Robert, I have the Condor chock and love it too. Have a great day!
Thank you very much Jim!
82-45 here Bro 39 and out. Condor is the best out there Mine is 5 years old not one problem . Totally enjoy your channel, Stay safe Bro!
Thank you very much Paul! 👍🏾
Great vid as usual. I have a similar brand and visited the condor tent. I would say their chock is better built for sure. I also like the quick attach/detach bracket. Good review....
Thanks brother!👍🏾😊
I found a Condor wheel chock on Craigslist for $100. It works great and holds my Ultra or Street Glide very securely. Great video, Thanks.
Thank you!
Just bought the Condor chock thanks for the info buddy preciate it
You got it. Funny I just bought another one as well.
I've owned two condor pit stops since 2005. Great investment for the garage or trailer. You should look into adding E-Tracks and anchors to your trailer flooring. Sold at Harbor Freight in Savannah. I saw your trailer setup. The passenger side bike would give better side door access if it were located further aft, and the bike on the driver side further forward. Keep those videos coming!!
Thank you very much!
I really enjoy your videos. Very good job. As always, thanks for what you do. God bless, ride safe.
Thank you very much! You too.
You made me laugh. The whole matching thing. A little “ocd maybe”. No worries, I feel ya. Appreciate the detailed review very helpful. I had no idea about the quick adapter.
Hey Erik. Yeah that’s me brother. 😁
Thanks for uplaoding this video. Right after I watching this video I went online and bought one. Harley Sells almost the same one for $100 more.
You're welcome and of course!
I’m glad you like that stand I have one in my garage I’ve been using mine for about the last three years now
Yeah it's good stuff.
They work great and so nice to take them out for using the trailer for other things
Exactly!👍🏾
Another great video with excellent advice. Thank you!
Thank you. It’s my pleasure. 😊
Thanks. Very nice review. I'm buying one of these for my open trailer
Thank you very much!
very good infor I've been looking for a way to remove my chock when not using. This solved my problem, thanks
Thank you very much! Thank you for watching and hopefully you’re subscribed to my CZcams channel!👍🏾😊 czcams.com/users/BeTheBossOfYourMotorcycle I’m happy that my channel has been helpful to you! That makes all the time and effort that I put into this so worthwhile!
Appreciate the video!! I'm sold on the Condor thanks!!
It’s my pleasure. 😊 Thank you for watching and hopefully you’re subscribed!👍🏾😊
Condor is the way to go. Got my Condor my first trip to Americade in 2007. I use it in the garage and have a rubber mat under the bike to keep the tires off the cement ground.
Thanks! I'm happy I made the right choice!
Man! You’re a natural at explaining things most folks only dream about doin. You must’ve been a beast on the witness stand. Preloader here!
Agree retired LEO. Well done from one Robert to another.
Thanks Gino!😁👍🏾
@@SecurityBob thanks! Also, thank you for your service!
Thank u for ur service God bless America
It’s my pleasure. 😊
Thank you for your service
It’s my pleasure. 😊
Good review. I was talking to the wife about it and am buying one for the garage and to use on my lift.
Thank you. 👍🏾
Always great content. Thank you, your videos have made me a much better rider for sure!! Is it unsafe to trailer one motorcycle off to one side of your trailer? or just for peace of mind? Thanks again.
Thank you very much! I’m happy that my channel has been helpful to you! That makes all the time and effort that I put into this so worthwhile!
I wouldn’t do it.
I have one in my garage. I love it!
Good Review! I am going to buy one for my 21 Gold Wing Bagger.
Thank you very much!
I just bought one from a friend, I didn’t know about the quick release adapter, i’ll be buying one of those
Game changer! Thank you for watching and hopefully you’re subscribed!👍🏾😊
i had the condor. loved it! my wife “MADE” me upgrade to the condor sled.
Good stuff!👍🏾
Thank you I recommend the Condor SC-2000 Trailer-Only Chock and as far as the floor mounting, I recommend you Always have a nut and large washer behind the plywood (under floor). 800lb bike can pull those threaded sleeves out 😎
It’s my pleasure. 😊 Thank you. I’ve upgraded it since then. It is now bolted through the frame.
Great video. I have a old school condor i’m going to install it one day.
Thanks Perry!
I have a Condor that I use free standing in my garage, I love it. It can be a little tough pulling it out of the chock, but once you get the hang of it your golden. I also like that it's universal, there is another chock at this price point (won't mention the name) that has a great system that uses a lever to lock the bike in. This system makes it very very easy to roll the bike in and out. The downside is they are bike specific.
Thanks Dwayne!👍🏾
To make it easier to pull the bike out of the chock move the back plate one hole back, or two. Because the bike is in transit it doesn’t have to be locked in so tight
Excellent video. I just purchase a trailer and need something to to fit my fat tire. I know this won’t fit it but awesome video.
Thank you very much!
suspension technology has some great tie-downs that go behind the passenger pegs and leave you an eyelet to tie down like you would like to
Thanks Duane!👍🏾
just great Mr. Robert
Thank you very much!
I wonder why my comments are being deleted? This is my 3rd one. Well hopefully this one has stayed so far. Thank you for showing us how the Condor goes together. 😊
Thank you Karen! What do you mean your comments are being deleted? That vexes me!🤬
@@BeTheBossOfYourMotorcycle I have had type over 3 or 4 comments on 2 other channels as well as yours. I do not know what is going on with them. I have not said anything derogatory that I am aware of. Who knows? I just do not like writing an original comment and then having to write 2 more when the original disappears. It’s a real bummer. 🤔
@@karenshoucairmcgray4902 Wow... Weird. I'm sorry to hear that. Good thing you also have my email address.😊
@@BeTheBossOfYourMotorcycle Yes, that is very thoughtful of you to share your e-mail address with us. Thank you Rob! 😊
@@karenshoucairmcgray4902 👍🏾
Condor is awesome , I have one works great in the garage and trailer !!!!
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Have been using one (sometime 2 when I have an extra bike) for probably 15-20 years. Will never be without one. They also have a trailer adapter for it. Ride 50 miles over to Metter tomorrow and you can try mine out. Supposed to be a nice day. Let me know.
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really nice bike... im going to look into that wheel chock
Thank you very much! Thank you for watching and hopefully you’re subscribed to my CZcams channel!👍🏾😊 czcams.com/users/BeTheBossOfYourMotorcycle
You very good with Explaining Love the trailer
Thank you very much Calvin!👍🏾
One of the best CVO paint schemes ever!!!
Thanks! I agree.
Love it and thank you sir! Enjoy your retirement and I always back the blue!
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If you put the left bike chock forward and the right wheel chock 18” rearward you will not be blocking you side entry door. Also check out endless loop ratchet strap. No hooks to come loose and can get closer connection points with these. GO BLUE
Thanks for the advice!👍🏾😊
Mr. Simmons, thank you so much for your videos. I wish I lived closer to you. Have you seen “WheelDock”? I use it in the garage and soon on my trailer.
I find it to be the best!
The WheelDock chock is another good option and it admittedly does a better job of securing the front wheel/tire. However, with that one you have to purchase one sized for the specific width of your front tire. If you haul different bikes with different sized width tires, you would need to purchase multiple WheelDocks to accommodate those different widths.
It’s my pleasure John. 😊 Thank you for the information. 👍🏾
@@donbarnes8076 thanks for the information brother. 👍🏾
@@donbarnes8076 Don you are right, I assumed we were talking about Harley Touring bikes. If tire is smaller, no problem when you use front wheel ratchet.
Love your videos😎
Thank you very much!
Been a minute since riding because of weather. This weekend I can ride. Always practicing when riding. Getting back to the 1 legged stop this weekend.
That’s awesome! Keep at it. Preload!!! And Keep It Loaded!!!! ©
@@BeTheBossOfYourMotorcycle as a fairly new rider, almost 9 months now, I can say emphatically with confidence that the content you are providing will save lives, and help protect our bikes as well as us. Pay attention and practice folks! How much is this education worth to you? Is it worth your life? I say yes! Keep up the great work Robert!
Great video!
Thank you very much!
Thank you and God bless you for video and your service to protect us. Could you please tell me about your exhaust on the bike that you put in the Condor wheel chock? Thank you
It’s my pleasure. 😊 I’ve since changed that exhaust.
Lol thought I recognized that bike and that neighborhood ! Ive done a decent amount of handyman work in the pooler area and alot down in the neighborhoods off benton Blvd! Lol and I've seen you out riding , im almost sure of it ! Im a vet and I've been following the ride like a pro series since it was only on DVDs when I was first stationed up at bragg hahahaha so it's good to see you adding on to the knowledge because yeah there are alot of bad drivers in cages but there's also a plethora of horrible riders around these parts also that really shine at low speeds hahahaha seem like they focus more on waiving at others than they do controlling their scoots ! I move back home in two weeks, we should get a good ride in man!
Sounds like a plan brother!👍🏾
Hola Roberto, I am not of Latin decent however, I think it will help me to get through my issues regarding the NYPD. I went to PS258 and Sheepshead Bay HS, let’s just say in the era of what is now known as, “Koch’s Stop and Frisk.” Hatred, fear and utter disdain does not begin to express my feelings about your previous organization. But I fought my way through your montage because, birds of a feather. You are obviously a man of high honor and dignity and I am compelled to write even before finishing your video. I am at the point of the ubiquitous smiling arrow passing. If I may, I am also proud you are able to enjoy the fruits of your labor. My Dad returned from The Korean War only to run into to Red Line surrounding Levittown. I joined the Submarine Force under Reagan and my retirement certificate was signed by Obama. I got a letter from the NYPD telling me they saved my seat in accordance with a State Law, because my test results came in while at Bootcamp. 🦅 of a 🪶 Brah. Though I seriously considered the force out of desperation, when I had the luxury of options I was able to cater to my childhood experiences in making my decision to decline their offer. Notwithstanding, I thank you for your service to our community and look forward to being one of the beneficiaries of your payment. Liked/Subscribed
Thanks for your time &service God-bless
It’s my pleasure. 😊
I have owned a condor for about 7 years. I find it extremely difficult to get the bike out of the Chock. I usually need a second person to push the bike backwards while I'm sitting on the bike trying to get the bike to roll backwards out of the the chock, or If no help is available I use a ratchet strap attached solidly to the frame as a come a long. I slowly apply backwards pressure using the ratchet strap until the bike begins to move the rocker chock backwards.Then it get touchy because the bike will roll right it out of the chock if your trailer is on a backwards angle. It may roll right down the ramp depending on how close to the rear of the trailer it is.
There 2 important things to remember when using the ratchet strap method, 1 make sure to put the kick stand down, 2 as the bike comes backwards and tips the chock rearward stop ratcheting it back before the chock comes close to its balancing point. Keeping the bike balanced int he chock take hold of the bars and pull it the rest of the way out of the chock stopping the backwards motion using the hand brake. Then go inside and change your draws if your wear'em if not well......... I aint no big guy like Officer Robert so I guess that may be part of the problem but so what. If you put your bike in the chock by yourself, you should be able to get it out by yourself. As to the condor tie down method of 2 straps that aint so good either as I have found the straps have come loose multiple times leaving the bike leaning left or right.
Officer Robert I hope you see my comments and reach out to me. I have a used Condor in excellent condition, I will make you a good deal if you want to own a 2nd one. One more thing, I have spoken to condor on more than 1 occasion about this problem and that has been a complete waste of time. I DO NOT BELIEVE IN DEFUND THE POLICE. I BACK THE BLUE AND BELIEVE I COULD LEARN MUCH FROM OFFICER ROBERT ABOUT SLOW SPEED CONTROL OF A BIG BIKE.
Thank you for watching and hopefully you’re subscribed!👍🏾😊 Wow that’s a first for me. I’ve never experienced that problem. Thanks for the offer, but I already have two of them.
I got a used one locally a few days after seeing the video in Daytona, I have the Harbour Freight one and it works fine but not as easy to remove as the Condor.
Yeah Bill that was one of the first things I noticed... How easy it is to get the motorcycle out of it.
Great product, been using them for a while. Love the versatility with the quick connect dock.
What size trailer you towing? Need to find one for our upcoming move.
7x12
Great video 😄
Thank you very much!
You sold me. Thank you
It’s my pleasure. 😊 Thank you for watching and hopefully you’re subscribed!👍🏾😊
I have 2 of them I can mount them in the trailer or take them out. They are the best chocks I’ve ever seen or used
Hello sir I like your video very well done. Question how far from the inside edge of the side of the trailer to the center line of the chalk did you mount it?
Thank you. Sorry I don’t remember.
Beautiful bike!!!!
Thank you very much!
Great video. Can you tell me the size of the screws and anchors? I’m going to install my condor in my toy hauler.
Question first thank you for your service to our public and the community what size is your tire? I have a 130/20 21" it calls for position 1 maybe position see your in position 3?>
It’s my pleasure. 😊 Not sure. Whatever size the stock tire is. The wheel is 19”.
Robert,
Love the channel as far as tie downs for a trailer I don’t like tie down on my bikes I have a 14’ trailer and typically travel with three baggers and I use a product called BIKER BAR works incredibly! No straps and bikes don’t move I trailer about 700 miles at a time and bikes don’t move. greatest product I have bought. You should really check it out
BB
Thanks Benjamin! Yes I've heard of that product and I checked it out. It looks really cool!
I have two wheel chocks that look just like that, except they have a Harley Sticker over the Condor sticker. You can guess where I got them. They work really well. However my legs are shorter and it is harder for me to back my motors off. I have a Road King (police model) and an Ultra Limited Low.
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Check out tank straps they work great for transporting your bike. You only need to use two on the forks.
Thanks Rob!
Thank you 🙏
It’s my pleasure. 😊 Thank you for watching and hopefully you’re subscribed to my CZcams channel!👍🏾😊
Thank you very much for the video. Are you strapping the bikes to the trailer floor as well? I didn’t see any hooks on the floor.
Yes I am Ashley.
Great video! I'm setting up a similar trailer for two baggers and am concerned about the bikes rubbing the sidewalls while underway. Can you let me know how far you placed the chocks from the sidewalls and how much clearance you have?
Thank you very much! I’ll have to measure that. If you don’t hear from me, email me.
Getting ready to buy a trailer. Only have one Harley UC for now but could get another. What size is your trailer and any video on how you designed the inside?
7x12 and yes I made a video on my trailer. Check it out.
From my experience I would like to add. More is better. Go with at least 4 tie downs never 2. Unless its only local. Long hauls better safe then sorry, especially with a $35,000-45000 Harley. Also on the chock with the speed mount, I would notice the chock stand would have slight movement. So it would not hurt to add the the bolts and the bolt mounts for additional strength. With battery drills it really takes no time. Anything can happen in a Split second on the highway. Bike could still fall or bang into other bike. Always be prepared for the unexpected.
Sound advice! Thank you very much!
I have two in my trailer. Great chalks..
Yeah that’s what I want Terry.
curious if you installed lateral support underneath the trailer floor ? Lewis
Nice, I think I would still use 4 tie downs just Incase of an unforeseen fender bender while towing.
Thanks. Yes I still use 4. Although when I’m just transporting a bike for about a 10 minute ride, I just use 2.
Nice wheel chock. Good that you went through the frame. I just don’t think I would trust my 1000 lb. beautiful bike on 1 key holding that wheel chock down. Your going to strap the bike down so that the weight is pulled forward. If you have to stop your truck/trailer quickly your putting a lot of weight on that 1 key. Please consider this before you get on the road. May God bless. Thanks for the demo.
The Condor is held in place by the two studs on the bottom that are slid into the key slots in the frame mounted adapter plate. The additional key screw ensures the Condor does not work its way backwards in those key slots. With those two studs and the key screw in place, that Condor is not moving anywhere. And the motorcycle is still strapped down to at least two trailer floor D-rings. I’ve used two Condors mounted in this fashion to haul my two bikes many times over the past 12 years without any issue at all. They stay rock solid in place.
Thanks Don! Don Barnes explained it perfectly. 😊
@@donbarnes8076 you took all of the words right out of my mouth. 😁 Thanks!👍🏾
Nice one
Thanks!
I have the same wheel chock in my trailer . Keep a eye on it when your bike in it with no strap . My kawasaki voyager fell over against the wall .
Thanks Scott. I’m going to guess that the front wheel on that bike is smaller than mine.
@@BeTheBossOfYourMotorcycle it's a 130/90/16 it's seams that it doesn't sit far enough in it . I have tried didn't adjustment but I still don't trust it . You have a nice bike , just want you to be aware of it.
@@scottbeard4464 I appreciate that brother!
Great review. Is your trailer 6’ wide or 7’ wide?
Thank you very much! Thank you for watching and hopefully you’re subscribed!👍🏾😊 7’. I actually did a video on my trailer.
You have the cradle mounted backwards. That part that sticks out on one end, goes towards the back, not the front of the chock..
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Thanks 👍🏽
It’s my pleasure. 😊
Nice video thanks, I suppose this would be safe to use on a motorcycle lift?
Thank you very much! Yes.
Hey hey ...dropped by and subbed as Diesels Hog Vlog recommended we come over :D
Thank you for watching and subscribing!👍🏾😁 Welcome to the family of PRELOADERS!!😊
I have two of the same one for my wife and myself nice Sturdy
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U becoming a marketing Einstein talking about the new shirt
😆😉 Thanks John!
What size trailer you recommend with 2 full tour bikes? I was thinking 7*12 TA
Thanks Rob
Blue Line My Brother 👊🏾👊🏾
It’s my pleasure. 😊
Nice video....what size trailer is that?
Thanks. 7x12. I actually did a video on it.