🏍️ MaxxHaul 70271 Adjustable Motorcycle Wheel Chock Stand - Heavy-Duty 1800 lb Weight Capacity Review

I haven't written many reviews lately but when I did I felt they were on point. The MaxxHaul 7027 wedge is by far the best on the market. That's why. I will never hook up my Shadow 750 ACE so I devised a setting of 5 hours or less for my garage. I removed the leveling legs and attached 12" heavy duty velcro to each leg. I placed another 12" on the entrance and tied it as shown in the picture. I can do it myself both inside and out without much effort. I'm 61 years old and weighs 180 lbs. I…

This motorcycle stand worked great when I used it to transport my Honda VTZ1300 from Ohio to North Carolina. This motorcycle stand was easy to assemble. The bike didn't seem to move or tip over the entire ride. Putting the bike on and off the stand was simple and easy, a little more determination to take the bike off but that's the way it should be. Putting the bike on the stand was a bit of a problem, just my heavy buoy pushed the stand forward so I just needed a spacer between the stand and…

After an accident and a bike crash I decided never to make another manufacturer's carriers again. A little research and I bought MaxxHaul. Assembly was easy, but the instructions left a lot to be desired. Essentially, they don't exist. I chose the parts diagram. My Russian Urals got on without a stroller and firmly fastened. good and strong. I'm a little paranoid about another fall, especially since I usually work alone, and at seventy I don't like the idea of trying to adjust a 700+ pound…

I had to replace a stator on my Harley a few weeks ago, I don't have a lift so I did it on a stand. For the most part, the repair was fairly easy and didn't take long, but with the bias of the primary winding, I had trouble getting the gasket in place. Long story short, I ran out of breath. Not trusting myself to change the pad when leaning the bike, I bought this pad to keep the bike upright. It worked great, the bike was nice and safe. I stole the idea from one of the other reviewers with a…

Very handy for permanent installation on a trailer which is why I bought it. The description says it can be used in a garage, and it can, but only if you attach it to concrete somehow. My 875# Road King was almost impossible to get on or off this concrete stand. too slippery, not enough grip with those little rubber feet. In addition, it is a very strong, durable stand with eyelets for mounting. Once you lock it and put on the bindings. A motorcycle is safe in a trailer like a baby in oatmeal…

I have a 2008 HD Road King Classic (FLHRC) I was looking for CHEAP bike chocks and a wheel stand and decided to buy this machine. Boy was that a great purchase! First, it was EASY to assemble. You should have used mm tools but that's fine. The only comment I have is that it was NOT clear how the "wheel mount" was supposed to be positioned. After I finished assembly, I proceeded to test it by laying it on the floor of my garage WITHOUT installing it on a concrete floor. There was an error; My…

There are some negative and misleading one star reviews here. This is my no-nonsense, no-nonsense 4.5 star review. I posted it here because most people look at negative reviews first. This does not detract from the experience of others. First, I have 2 Harleys, an Ultra Glide and a Fat Boy. Both are equipped with the standard 90 x 16 tires found on every bike. I bought wheel chocks because I'm moving across the country and wanted a little more security than just my ties. There are many 1 star…