Heavy Duty Steel Wheel Chock Secures Motorcycle Trailer Bed 7.25" X 12.25" Chrom on 2040-parts.com
Ivor, Virginia, US
Made by Custom Chrome
Quick easy removal.
Steel flush mounts floor attachments included.
Brand new in box.
There are two available.
The wheel chocks retail for over $49.00 and the hardware retails for $10.99 alone.
This is a steal for only $33.95!
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