FS: Wheel Chock $175

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

Ok i started making these a while back in my free time but i wasnt happy with the finish so after months of searching i found someone who would prep and powdercoat these at a reasonable price.

these are being sold for $175 powdercoated in "crinkle black" and can be easily used in garage to store bike straight up to save room, used during servicing for extra support, in the back of a truck or trailer during transport (mounting holes are pre-drilled), or at your trackdays for those of you with no sidestand

Here's the deal by 2 or more and ill give them to you for $165 a piece. the best part no tax! no shipping!! willing to meet up as long as its not too much outta the way, im in south san jose

i have 6 ready to go today!!


http://img485.imageshack.us/img485/4192/chocks005mr4.jpg (http://imageshack.us)


http://img408.imageshack.us/img408/1533/chocks006mh6.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

The old thread, didnt want to bury it in there so i started a new thread

http://www.bayarearidersforum.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=155640&highlight=wheel+chock

[evolution247]

I'm curious as to how your product compares to the one's on eBay? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MOTORCYCLE-WHEEL-CHOCK-SELF-LOCKING-BIKE-STAND-CHOCKS_W0QQitemZ330102885816QQcategoryZ34284QQrdZ1 QQcmdZViewItem

I'm not trying to bash your thread and I'd rather give my funds to a fellow BARFer but I want the best bang for my buck too.

[Variable]

I bought one off of eastcoastridah a while ago. Definitely good for mounting in a truck bed or trailer. Slides around a little too much on the garage floor however due to no rubber feet on the chock, like on the baxley chocks.
It does it's job though! Support the locals! :cool

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

well i have never bought one of those but i can say you get what u pay for. edges dont seem to be finish nicely, doesnt mention anything about powder coating.

[image12]

Instead of powdercoating the chocks you can get them rhino lined which is what I did for my custom chock. The rhino lining prevents rust and grips! Mine never slips in the garage.
http://www.rhinolinings.com/
650-755-4637

[VillageIdiot]

ah fught it, I'll take one If you can meet me in Milpitas or something.

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

Thanks! i feel the same way about the sliding so i am working with an area rubber company to product rubber feet for these, ill contact you once i get them in to send you a set, free of charge of course.

Originally posted by Variable
I bought one off of eastcoastridah a while ago. Definitely good for mounting in a truck bed or trailer. Slides around a little too much on the garage floor however due to no rubber feet on the chock, like on the baxley chocks.
It does it's job though! Support the locals! :cool

[Chris510]

! would like to get 2 from you. Eventually 4. I'm in the Sacramento area.
I will be at TH with PTT on the 2nd and possibly7,8,9th with Lance.
How can we do this

[siops]

wow.... looks hella familiar

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

Originally posted by Chris510
! would like to get 2 from you. Eventually 4. I'm in the Sacramento area.
I will be at TH with PTT on the 2nd and possibly7,8,9th with Lance.
How can we do this

pm sent!

[Variable]

Originally posted by EASTcoastRIDAH
Thanks! i feel the same way about the sliding so i am working with an area rubber company to product rubber feet for these, ill contact you once i get them in to send you a set, free of charge of course.

:D :thumbup

[ecruz]

Originally posted by image12
Instead of powdercoating the chocks you can get them rhino lined which is what I did for my custom chock. The rhino lining prevents rust and grips! Mine never slips in the garage.
http://www.rhinolinings.com/
650-755-4637

+10000

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

only a couple left! BUMP!

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

bump...

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

thanks chris510, nice meeting you, good luck at miller!

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

sat bump

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

Thank you ABN, chock is shipped as of 1pm today

[Chris510]

After reading this thread I contacted EASTcoastRIDAH and bought 4.

He was awsome to deal with. He met me 1/2 way to save time and shipping. I needed to see AFM Bud anyway.

The fit and finish on these chocks is top Knotch .

I got to use them last weekend and they worked great. I threw one out on the paddock to see if it would try to run away. It didn't. The bike rolled into it like butter. it was also stable enough to leave alone .

At a little more than 1/2 the cost of Baxleys, I would recomend these to anyone.

Good job Chris.
Thanks Bro.

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

glad everything went well! thanks for the kind words chris

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

only 2 left!

[SaMMaE01]

http://img244.imageshack.us/img244/3480/cimg0891au6.th.jpg (http://img244.imageshack.us/my.php?image=cimg0891au6.jpg)

Chris thanks for the chocks, Couldn't wait to use them so we rocked them without the cotter pins.

I'll let you know if or when I need the next two.

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

wow looks great! i use mine in my garage so my bikes stand straight up leaving more space for more toys. talk to you soon

[SaMMaE01]

hah, yea but sadly not every bike is lucky enough to sleep in a warm garage like your mille does. =) I'll let you know asap about those additional chocks.

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

to the top!

[Mikeeh76]

I may be interested, what your best price?

I am in Sunnyvale

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

pm sent

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

bump, price drop to $160 per chock!!

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

thank you matt714 good luck with AFM!

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

back to the top, cant beat $160!

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

tues bump...

[kyles here]

pmd

[cuemungous]

pmd ya.

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

both pms answered

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

Originally posted by cuemungous
pmd ya.

arnold nice meeting you.

[cuemungous]

Chris,

The chock is great. Really nice powder coat on it, no sharp edges and heavy duty. Really glad that I got it. Thanks

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

all chocks are sold, will do a run of 10 more if i get enough interest

[kyles here]

so where can you get that dip stuff you were talking about? it slides too much that i couldnt even use it in my garage....

[EASTcoastRIDAH]

Originally posted by kyles here
so where can you get that dip stuff you were talking about? it slides too much that i couldnt even use it in my garage....

sounds like you have the arm backward, make sure the side with 1 bent faces out (ie toward the bike). the rubber is called tool dip and can be found at any OSH

[Rambeezi]

Interested. Please PM me when you make another batch. :cool

[superbagger01]

Same here!!!