Redline RMC1 Universal Motorcycle Wheel Chock - CLEARANCE

Model: RMC1

(1 review)

Brand

Redline Engineering

Reg. $129.95 Sale price $119.95 ( Save $10.00 )

The Redline Engineering motorcycle wheel chock is one of our best chocks for the money! This chock has 2 positions to fit larger or smaller size motorcycle wheels. It fits all common motorcycles with the exception of choppers and scooters. Just ride your bike into the chock and you'll be free to tie it down while the bike holds itself upright. Order your Redline wheel chock today!

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KEY BENEFITS
• 18.75" W x 30" L x 15" H
• Adjustable to fit all common motorcycles
• Steel frame can handle any size motorcycle
• Powder coated finish is durable
• Can be used on garage floor surface without mounting to floor
• Predrilled mounting holes for trailer mounting w/ included mounting hardware
• Not suitable for low fenders refer to the TItan chock with low profile cradle
• Accommodating wheel sizes from 14-22” / 80-220W

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Reviews

4.0 / 5 (1 review)

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Bob Jul 28, 2018

Clearance!!!!
Jul 28, 2018

The chock is good to go..bike rolls in and out no problem. Bike locks in and has the same play from side to side that you see on there YouTube video. On the other hand the finish came chipped and looked use and resold to me .the box was beat up and looked like it was thrown all the way from china...But love is only a light switch away. I would recommend this to anyone. ....2010 STREETBOB

Ask & Answer

Sanfordga Feb 02, 2023

Q. Does this stand work for a Harley Street Glide? Just making sure it will have no issues with the fender.

Also on front part is adjustable, do you know which of the 3 holes to use for a Street Glide?
A. My apologies but we cannot be sure the cradle will not touch the backside of your front fender. If your fender wraps far around the backside of the fender, you should probably consider THE TITAN BULLDOG chock. The design of the cradle allows for clearance on those motorcycles. Thanks Sanford!