[dsn_klr650] nklr front wheel stand for truckbed

[danorte@aol.com]

You are right to be concerned about the front tire turning. But I have hauled all sorts of bikes across the country. You need to use two tie downs on the front compressing the forks. Two on back slightly compressing them. You have a choice now to either use a wheel chock for 50 $ or use 2x4 4x4 or other wooden brace on either side of the tire or use another set of tie downs or rope to keep the wheel from turning. All work well. Good luck 1992 R 100R with New Pichler V1 fairing. 1965 R 50/2 1995 MuZ Country 1990 KLR 650 Tengai North Charlotte NC #2852