WheelDock Reducing Spacers

These spacers are
designed to reduce the distance or gap between
the rails of the Wheeldock chock; therefore, one
chock can now be made to fit several narrower
tires. Our spacers are sold in kits or by
individual thicknesses. Kits go up to the total
thicknesses indicated in the list below and will
create any thickness needed in 1/8-inch
increments.
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Here For PDF of Instructions for Using the
Reducing Spacers
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Kit A = 7/8 total
thickness $13.99
3 spacers
1/8-1/4-1/2"
Kit B = 1 3/8
total
thickness $21.99
.4 spacers
1/8-1/4-1/2-1/2
Kit C = 2 3/8
total thickness $34.99
6
spacers 1/8-1/4-1/2-1/2-1/2-1/2"
Individual spacers are
1/8 inch $4.99 ea.
1/4 inch $6.99 ea.
1/2 inch $9.99 ea.
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First, determine
how much total gap you have to fill. You can
find this dimension by rolling your bike into
the chock and measuring the gap. This will take
two people, and you will need to hold the bike
straight up for accurate measurement. You can
also measure the overall width with a C-clamp,
which just touches the sidewalls at the widest
point and measured with a scale. We also list
the different widths needed on our sizing chart.
See Chart Below.

When fitting a
narrower tire into a wider chock, you will need
spacers measuring the thickness found where the
two sizes intersect above.
Example:
You have an
Ultra H-D that takes the model #5 and you
occasionally haul a sport bike (all sport bikes
take model #3). The spacer thickness needed is Ύ
inch. Kit A will work, or you can just purchase
one each of a ½-inch and a Ό-inch spacer.
We ship our
spacers with 2 reusable, high-strength (250
Lb.), nylon zip ties. We recommend always using
these ties over lighter ones. Extra ties can be
purchased from the Wheeldock Co.

Always use a front
safety strap and two side straps for
transporting your motorcycle. See the full
instructions for strap placement in the owners
manual, which comes with the Wheeldock chock. |