There was one weld on the bottom of mine that stuck out like a knife, it might not be too friendly to the bed of a truck, unless you grind it down. I like using it to secure my motorcycle on my flatbed with my SxS works out pretty good holding the bike where I want it. Assembly is quick just need a couple 17mm wrenches to tighten up the 3 bolts everything else is done by hand.

I'm using this wheel chock to secure a Victory Vegas, but it is adjustable to fit 16"-25" wheel sizes from 2.76"-5.12" width. The chock is meant to be used in the back of a truck bed with tie downs. However, there are drill holes in the bottom of the track, where it could be bolted to a trailer. Assemby can be done in minutes with only a 17mm socket and wrench needed.
When loading the motorcycle, the chock can slide forward, so it's best to secure the chock first. The other issue is most motorcycles don't have a reverse gear. This can make it difficult to get the bike off the rotating wheel clamp. I recommend two people offload the bike, especially for tight spaces like a truck bed. The unit is sturdy with a black powder coat for longevity. Overall this gets 4.5 stars.

I was a little worried about buying tis online not knowing how it would work. It works great only real thing is it does not mount to a trailer very easy. But for just putting it on the trailer and being able to strap it down alone it works great. don't get me wrong you can mount it to the trailer takes a little more work and buying a little more hardware.

Primarily was looking for a wheel chock to transport a sport bike in a truck bed. Normally I'd set the bike on its side stand and strap it in which works fine but due to the lean angle it takes up a little extra space. This chock keeps the bike upright and stable and is a lot easier to tie-down.

When I'm not transporting the chock is used on the garage floor. The upright position does save on space and also makes doing maintenance easier to get to on some parts.

Additional comments:
1. Easy to assemble 20min max
2. Usually a fan of Torin products, this seems solid but TTW same cheap design as other imported chocks.
3. There is some slight side to side wobble, but would take some effort to tip over.
4. Getting bike in or out is not that smooth as the chock will either slip forward or move while trying to mount the bike.
5. Adjustment to different tire sizes is simple pin removal.
6. Material is heavy duty steel though I would have liked the main t-bar to have been a little wider to be able to swap out the rubber feet for lockable caster wheels for mobility?

If you're looking for a wheel chock for your truck bed this one works fine but will still need to be strapped down. The design of this chock can be found on Amazon at much lower price than Torin. They're almost exactly the same.

I have a few bikes and most of them are 1000cc + big bikes. This stand was great for being able to quickly choke my front wheel and keep my bike straight. Making cleaning and minor repairs so much easier than trying to use just the kickstand.

Buy with confidence because Big Red is an American brand that makes hoist, lift, and other misc garage products. This motorcycle front wheel brace allows you you you yo store your motorcycle upright. It is perfect for those wanting to display their bike. The stand has a wide base so you don't have to worry about the bike tipping over.

It is definitely great for trailer use but you need to make sure to use the loops to tie it down even if you are just using it in the garage. There were a few times where it felt like it was going to let the bike to over while working on it, sort of like it isn't gripping the front wheel well enough.

I'm always worried about transporting my Goldwing in my trailer. This wheel chock does a good job holding even this heavy of a bike. Easy to assemble, no instructions necessary. No way for the front tire to bounce out on turbulent roads. I recommend this product.

I got this to help hold up my motorcycle during transport or other activities that require a wheel chock like maintenance. It seems well enough built and was a reasonable price at the time I got mine though I definitely recommend waiting for a nice sale price before buying this.

Pretty standard wheel chock, nothing overly special. Bolts easily to a trailer or truck bed. Definitely heavy duty, and will hold a full size touring bike without bending (Goldwing 1800) Tie down loops are good for cinching down the front for stability.

This item isn't the biggest, strongest, or best wheel chock but it is a good one and it does its job well. No sharp welds or edges to tear up my tire and mess up my fender. Has a nice deep black powder coat finish which ironically matches my Harley. Seems to be designed pretty well so as not to damage the motorcycle. Is pretty strong for the gauge of the steel it's made from. The unit bolts and pins together quite easily even without the instructions. If using to trailer a motorcycle I would definitely work with your trailer to figure out a way to bolt that babe down to the floor. With mine I already have predetermined mounting points from my previous wheel chock to attach this bad boy to. But like I said it works well and has hauled my bike a few times already. It did come with the box messed up and open. I did have to go to the hardware store to get some new bolts and such because bits and bobs were missing. However, it is altogether now and works marvelously.