Fuzion 310 motorcycle chock installatio

[mgdots]

I recently purchased a Fusion 310 and want to install some chicks. I pulled the plastic cover and found that the water tank is in the way. Has anyone installed chock in a fusion? I'm thinking I need to pull the tank in order to through bolt the chicks. Any advice on this would be great.

[rcbufalino]

I purchase the Condor Pit-Stop for, and it has performed well. I opted to not bolt them down and when needed I use them in my garage at home. Asl long as you strap each bike with four straps securly you should not have a problem. I use them in a Fuzion 412 and both of the Yamaha Baggers are approx. 900 lbs.

CONDOR® Pit Stop/Trailer Stop Wheel CHock (PS-1500

[Beerdude41867]

Check out "Bolt it on". It's what I have in my Fuzion 315. No need to modify your floor. They attach to the stock tie downs. If you go this route be sure to mention that you have welded in tie downs and not the cheesy "D" rings most rigs have. He will then supply you with the correct size "J" hooks. It's an awesome system.

[rcbufalino]

I sure would of liked to know about these when I was looking for chocks

[Adventurider]

Originally Posted by Beerdude41867

Check out "Bolt it on". It's what I have in my Fuzion 315. No need to modify your floor. They attach to the stock tie downs. If you go this route be sure to mention that you have welded in tie downs and not the cheesy "D" rings most rigs have. He will then supply you with the correct size "J" hooks. It's an awesome system.

+1

Easy to setup, easy to take out and very easy to re-configure if the number or even types of bikes changes.

[Seabas152]

I have this http://beastracks.com. Same thing as Bolt it on. This is his dad's website. The Dad makes them for both.

[lksmitty]

I anchored my condors with 1/2 inch threaded wood inserts. Mark holes with condor, drill holes, screw in the inserts. You don't drill through the floor....just the depth of the insert so no worry about what is below the floor. Hauled motorcycles over 4000 miles with no issues.

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[FTWingRiders]

Originally Posted by lksmitty

I anchored my condors with 1/2 inch threaded wood inserts. Mark holes with condor, drill holes, screw in the inserts. You don't drill through the floor....just the depth of the insert so no worry about what is below the floor. Hauled motorcycles over 4000 miles with no issues.

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Thats what I did in my 325srx. Worked great, plus I can remove it easily when I need the chock in the garage.