🏍 Condor SCC-4000 Motorcycle Scooter Chock Review

Bought this chock after not being able to tie my Vespa to this trailer. The thing is worth its weight in gold. Transporting my Vespa has now become much easier and safer. I would recommend this product to anyone who owns a Vespa or small wheeled scooter. My Vespa has a 10" wheel and it fits perfectly.

I bought this to put on my flatbed trailer so I can tow a Kymko Super 8 150x. At first the Super 8 seems to fall somewhere between two possible chock sizes, but the good news is that it makes it even more reliable. I had no issues with the chock and it holds the bike securely while I tighten it with the ratchet straps. I've downloaded it myself a few times now with no problems. That's a great choke!

A SOLID product and the only stand I could find that was specifically designed to mount a SCOOTER onto a flatbed trailer. Holds my Yamaha ZUMA-125 with no problems. The stand can be mounted on the anti-theft mounting plates, which are removed in 90 seconds. Made in the USA; The Illinois manufacturer's customer service department was happy to answer questions and offered additional mounting plates to move the lift from one trailer to another.

Works very well. Well built. Holds my scooter without worrying about transport. However, some washers are missing from the package. An inconvenience because I had to buy them. I have written to the seller. They said I'll check the store. never received it Emailed the manufacturer because the screw holes in the mounting plates were rusty after a week of installation on my trailer. No Answer. However, I got good reviews from two Vespa dealerships I visited.

This is one of the best stands on the market. It easily keeps any scooter upright and stable. I also have scooter legs that I bought separately. I use this shoe to load my scooter onto the bed of my pickup truck. I load the scooter onto the back of my pickup truck, jack up the scooter, and then tie the scooter down. Now it's so easy for me to transport my scooter when I need it. When I'm not using the wedge on the pickup platform, I use it to keep the scooter upright without extending the…

I've moved two Vespas across the country (and back) on a small flatbed trailer. I built the wooden deck myself and then installed two Condor wedges. Handlebar straps and ratchet straps were used to tie it down, but the real security came from these wedges. They are very easy to install (the two metal plates per shoe that come with the shoes attach to the trailer frame and deck to attach screws that hold the shoes in place - this makes it easier to remove the shoes - the ones that come with the…

Has held a 500lb scooter steady since I rolled it up at close range. I hitched a scooter to a UHual motorcycle trailer with built-in chocks without chocks, but I didn't like the angle of the bike. I received a Condor long leg rail for use in a UHual motorcycle trailer. This setup goes well with the built in stop in the trailer. The Condor chock doesn't slide into the trailer's built-in chock as hoped, but it's good enough. I was glad my legs were stretched out. But you may not need them because