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To load your bike onto a trailer with wheel chocks:
A. Set the chock to the open position.
B. Push or Ride (Ride-Up models only) bike onto the trailer and into the
chock.
C. Keep pushing bike forward until the bike chock teeters over into the
closed position.
D. The weight of the bike moving forward activates the closing of the chock.
E. The front wheel is captured between the chock & the front of the
motorcycle rail on the trailer bed.
F. Detach the ramp(s) from the rear section of the trailer. Attach ramp(s)
back on the trailer in the original position(s).
Ramps must be properly mounted on the trailer with supplied mounting
hardware firmly tightened down. Loose mounting hardware can cause a ramp
to come off of the trailer causing serious damage or injury to following traffic.
Owner assumes responsibility for properly securing ramps.
Remember; when it is time to unload your motorcycle(s) BE CAREFUL to
stand back and release the tie-down straps slowly to avoid the motorcycle
"jumping" since the suspension components are compressed. Sudden
movement can cause the load to fall, which may cause injury, death and/or
property damage.
To unload your bike from a trailer with wheel chocks:
A. Attach ramps as instructed on pg. 12.
B. Remove all four (4) tie-downs from vehicle.
The motorcycle will not easily roll back to unload due to the design
and function of the front wheel chock.
When the trailer is loaded, the front wheel chock captures the front wheel of
the motorcycle. To unload, you have to get the wheel chock over its center
point and then it will release.
C. With the motorcycle Off and in Neutral, straddle the bike with both feet
firmly on the trailer. Aggressively pull up and back while keeping your
hand on the front brake lever (brake not applied), your motorcycle will
ride up the wheel chock. At the peak grab your front brake so the bike
does not roll back forward into the locked position. Now take one more
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