Bike Mounts

[Geezerglide]

I have an 07 Outlaw with the Workhorse chassis.
Has anyone mounted bike chocks similar to the Bike-Pro in the garage? The mount bolts are supposed to run through the floor to the underside of the coach. I'm concerned about the basement areas. My scooter is heavy so I don't think that screws to the floor will suffice. Any advice?

[Geezerglide]

I have an 07 Outlaw with the Workhorse chassis.
Has anyone mounted bike chocks similar to the Bike-Pro in the garage? The mount bolts are supposed to run through the floor to the underside of the coach. I'm concerned about the basement areas. My scooter is heavy so I don't think that screws to the floor will suffice. Any advice?

[kuldaddy]

Geezer,
Did you not receive the screws that came with the e-track? I used the same size screws to mount the wheel chock for my motorcycle and tie it down with to the e-track, no problems. I also tote around a jacked-up golf cart, one strap across the middle to the e-track.

Since the underbelly is insulated (or at least covered) for the length of the coach drilling all the way through the floor would be difficult.

BTW, I use the Codor pit stop/trailer stop because it is removeable and just leaves a small bracket on the floor. Here is a link to the Condor. I bought it directly from Condor, but don't have a link to their site readily available.

One of these days I need to take pictures with everything loaded, especially since we put bunk beds in the back!!

Hope this helps!

Cheers,

[Geezerglide]

The mount uses a plate that the allows removal of the actual mount. It has square holes for the carrage bolts supplied. So, I have to drill clear thru the floor. I need to take a closer look at the clearance between the top of the basement and the under side of the floor. (If any) I also tote a golf cart and have a good idea what you are talking about.
Thanks for any advice
Geezer