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Looking for a baxley-type wheel chock

eel said:
Well they dont have the old style blue one in the catalog anymore.. I guess i will have to wait until i see one in the store or in a flyer?
the one they have now (black) is not as good and resembles this one:



This one doesn't squeeze the wheel like the chock we are talking about. It is definitely not as tight a fit as the baxley/princess auto one.
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You can't be that desperate. I've emailed you about mine, people have copied you the link to my advert, but no word from you. Is Newmarket too far? You don't need a passport or anything.
 
I'm just weighing my options here.
I live east of bowmanville, so crossing the gta after work is not really desirable after i've put in a full day on the road; but if i have to i will.
By the way, I did call you last night as soon as i read your email..

I didn't expect such a scathing response to an innocent query!

talk to you soon.



Fiery254 said:
You can't be that desperate. I've emailed you about mine, people have copied you the link to my advert, but no word from you. Is Newmarket too far? You don't need a passport or anything.
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Come over to the shop Eli I am five min away (Bennett Rd. and Hwy2) I have one been collecting dust under my bench for a couple years. Cheap knock off but free to you.
 
eel said:
I'm just weighing my options here.
I live east of bowmanville, so crossing the gta after work is not really desirable after i've put in a full day on the road; but if i have to i will.
By the way, I did call you last night as soon as i read your email..

I didn't expect such a scathing response to an innocent query!

talk to you soon.
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If you did call, then I apologise for missing your call.

Go get the free one from Ken. He's probably a nicer person to deal with than I ever will be.

And that wasn't scathing. That was just a bit of joshing.
 
Fiery254 said:
If you did call, then I apologise for missing your call.

Go get the free one from Ken. He's probably a nicer person to deal with than I ever will be.

And that wasn't scathing. That was just a bit of joshing.
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+1. I've had scathing from Fiery before, and trust me - that wasn't it. :shock:
 
Honestly, nothing compares to the Baxley. I've purchased and return multiple wheel chocks "like" the baxley (from Royal, and other vendors) and they were all flimsy and not really sturdy. I have the Baxley now and it's 100000000000000000000x better than anything else I had.

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eel said:
This one doesn't squeeze the wheel like the chock we are talking about. It is definitely not as tight a fit as the baxley/princess auto one.
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I don't see the difference? Excuse me ignorance.
 
The blue princess auto one works just fine, I use it at home and at the track. Can't ask for more for 40 bucks
 
R1Style said:
Honestly, nothing compares to the Baxley. I've purchased and return multiple wheel chocks "like" the baxley (from Royal, and other vendors) and they were all flimsy and not really sturdy. I have the Baxley now and it's 100000000000000000000x better than anything else I had.

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That is a beautiful bike - I rode one and quite frankly, that bike is scary
 
ZX600 said:
That is a beautiful bike - I rode one and quite frankly, that bike is scary
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Thanks.
I came from a cbr1000rr and truth be told, when I first got on this, it was a little intimidating.
Once you learn to trust the electronics, the bike is fantastic to ride. I've taken out to TMP last year and plan on tracking it as much as I can this season.

And in case anyone is wondering, that is my garage and yes there is a couch in my garage lol.

Anyways, in terms of sturdiness, I have actually done the tilt test like in this video. I highly doubt any other chock is capable of doing this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAaP6G2flnY
 
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