【DRC】Wheel Chock Moto Binding Review

Convenient for Motorcycle parking!

I use it to park and place my Motorcycle. Even if it shakes a little, it doesn't kick. View detail

Convenient

I use it when I mount my Motorcycle in my car.
The front and rear can be fixed, so all that is needed is to fix it with Tie Down and it will not move.
It's weight, strength, and portability are perfect.
It is easy to use.
The receiving part can be variable depending on the car model, so it can be used even if the car model changes. View detail

Not for my purposes.

I bought gsx-r1000r with High ace because I was worried about Tie Down only.
I thought it would be a little better, but it was no different than Tie Down only.
After all, it seems to be suitable for diagonal loading of Off cars. View detail

For Transporter

I bought it for my Transporter.

DRC is an image for off-road motorcycles, but I use it for road motorcycles.

You can use it folded or stretched out, but it's always folded.

I use it with a wooden board because it moves quite a bit if it is a Single Body when I put it in the car.


Finally, I don't get much out of it now because I feel like I'm loading the Tire into the Seat of the car now, which is like bumping the Tire into the Seat of the car.

When I load MOTARDs, I use the Handlebar because it may not be able to be applied to the Seat when I load them. View detail

It purchased, in order that a Transporter might carry NSF100.Although it was uneasy in whether is it easy to slide on the floor of a Transporter and to be fixed in Carpet cloth, when he got hooked even the Tire firmly, sense of stability was preeminent (i

It purchased, in order that a Transporter might carry NSF100.Although it was uneasy in whether is it easy to slide on the floor of a Transporter and to be fixed in Carpet cloth, when he got hooked even the Tire firmly, sense of stability was preeminent (it is --, although reason is not known but it is still wonderful).Since paint application can be easily deleted by contact of metal, the direction to worry considers that it is better to stop. View detail