Easily removable wheel chock

Any suggestions for a front wheel chock that attaches to the floor but can be easily removed or attached without any tools? I have something now on my trailer that has a baseplate mounted from under trailer, then the chock can be attached/ detached with four bolts from above. I wouldn't exactly call it quick. Looking to mount two chocks inside the toy hauler but need to be able to take them out depending what we are hauling. There are three rows of e- track on the floor as well if that helps.

 

Why do they need to be attached to the floor? Will Baxleys work?

 

Condor makes e-track adapters for their wheel chocks. Not cheap but they make good stuff.

 

Pitbull.... You just need to drill 2 holes and it can be put in and removed in a snap.... I was hesitant on putting one in my trailer for the scooter but its the handiest thing next to the TRS Systems... https://www.pit-bull.com/accessory-items-for-motorcycle-trailers/wheel-chock-f0017-000

 

Parts Unlimited carries a Moose branded one that has a base plate bolted to the floor, has 3 slots in it. Chock has 3 pins on it that drop into the slots and slide ahead a couple inches. Works good, have one in my race trailer.

 

Pingel makes a nice removable one. I have it mounted in my trailer. Pitbull didn't have their removable one available when I bought it. I would get the Pitbull over the Pingel every time. I would probably replace mine except that would mean two more holes in the trailer floor and I never use it anyway.

 

Here you go! Just remember to order the quick connect disconnect kit.

https://www.blackandgray.com/

 

Thanks for the great ideas! My Google skills must be rusty because I hadn't found most of these or at least realized they had quick disconnect options. I guess I never realized when looking at the pics that the PitBull was quick-release. The Moose and Pit Bull both look like good options. That Black & Gray looks like the most low-profile option of all of them, although a little more pricey.

I was looking for something to leave in place while traveling and I am not sure the Baxley fits that bill, but it would be useful in other places than just the hauler.

 

just be careful of pingel ones and 300mm+ size rotors. Requires lots of tie down cinching.

 

Or just bracket. They work good and are good chocks, I have them in my trailer.

 

Been using a Baxley for 10 years now. Extremely convenient. Goes in the toyhauler or the truck bed depending on whether it's a race weekend or just a track day. Can be used to hold the bike up in the pits sometimes when the stands aren't handy or unloaded. Goes in the garage and can be used for any number of purposes there as well. Tons of utility, and it's unbreakable.