🏍️ Blue Pit Posse Motorcycle Dirt Bike Shoe Nest Cradle Wheel Chock - Small Size Review

This is the best style of cycling shoes you can get. But the black shoes are slightly narrower in the bolt holes than the blue ones. . If like me you get one of each, the screw spacing will be different.

Works well overall. Easily mounts to my utility trailer, but comes unfitted. I had a side pin that popped out when trying to lock the front wheel on the first test. I read that others have the same problem. No big deal, I just bent the lever and now the pin stays in place. It's just bad design, but after some fiddling it works. I need to come up with a more robust solution.

Asked Amazon to send in another box. I'm glad I did because the pitposse box looked like junk and wasn't glued together well. Inside the crate was a wheel socket that was discarded. All end caps were torn off and unusable. The Ziploc package that includes the hardware is filled with inappropriate hardware. 1 lock nut and 2 freewheel nuts. Fender washers are half the size listed. The metal itself seems fine. The assembly doesn't move freely, someone has to hold it while someone else controls it.

This is a great alternative to straps/tie downs. They really save you a lot of time when loading and unloading your bike and are also safe. I installed them on a piece of 3/4" thick hard plywood and then attached the entire assembly to the back of my Ford Ranger using the body mounts as anchors. The setup is amazing and really solid. The only improvement I can think of , are some improved hinge bolts. They loosen fairly quickly in use and need frequent tightening. It's still a lot easier than…

So far we really like these chocks. They are well built. They are robust, come assembled and ready to install. They hold our bikes much better than belts. The bikes remain fairly stable on rough roads and very stable on paved roads. For our first ride, I screwed three of these onto a piece of chipboard that was 3/4 inch thick and 4 feet wide. Two large motorcycles (450cc and 250cc) fit side by side in wheel chocks at the back of the pickup. I then bolted the rig to the bottom of my trailer…

So far so good, it does what I need. We're sick of someone having to stay on their bike until they're buckled up. Seems like a minor thing but it was annoying and took longer to do it that way. I don't have them on my trailer. I put them both on a piece of thick plywood 5 feet wide and 3 feet deep that I can slide in and out of the trailer. I would never rely on her alone and I don't think that was her intention. Maybe it's because I didn't attach them directly to the trailer? But they don't…