Motorcycles?

[JHC]

Curious as to what fellow Alliance toy hauler owners with the L-track system are using for a wheel chock. Thanks.

 

[Todd F]

We use the attached from Harbour Freight. Just sit them on the floor and drive into them. Take them out and store under the rv when not in use.

 

[JHC]

Thanks Todd.

 

[Focker]

I use Condor chocks, they have served me well for over 15 years.

 

[Echo37V11]

I currently haul two race bikes in my hauler and previously used wheel chocks like those from harbor freight and straps in my old RV. For my new Valor 37v11, I am looking to install the PitBull Trailer Restraint System (TRS) to avoid using tie-down straps.

I am considering two installation methods:

1. Mounting the TRS base plate directly to the floor.
2. Mounting the TRS base plate to a 3/8" aluminum plate that attaches to the existing L-track.

I prefer the second option because it avoids floor penetrations, prevents damage to components underneath, and remains fully removable. I am waiting for Alliance to confirm the flooring specifications before proceeding, but I will likely move forward with the aluminum mount to keep the rig stock.

For those interested in the PitBull: https://www.pit-bull.com/motorcycle-trailer-restraints

 

[M and E]

I currently haul two race bikes in my hauler and previously used wheel chocks like those from harbor freight and straps in my old RV. For my new Valor 37v11, I am looking to install the PitBull Trailer Restraint System (TRS) to avoid using tie-down straps.

I am considering two installation methods:

1. Mounting the TRS base plate directly to the floor.
2. Mounting the TRS base plate to a 3/8" aluminum plate that attaches to the existing L-track.

I prefer the second option because it avoids floor penetrations, prevents damage to components underneath, and remains fully removable. I am waiting for Alliance to confirm the flooring specifications before proceeding, but I will likely move forward with the aluminum mount to keep the rig stock.

For those interested in the PitBull: https://www.pit-bull.com/motorcycle-trailer-restraints

Great idea.