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The OD on my front tire appears to be 24"
Every tire is slightly different. Best bet is to look at the exact tire you have and cross reference it through the manufacturer's info.
This may help:
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Width is going to be a factor as well when adjusting a wheel chock. I find it best to test it at a loose setting at first and then adjust in until you get the grip you are after. At least that way it won't jam on the first attempt.
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Tape measure should do it
Which wheel chock is it? Can you post a link to it, or possibly a brand and model number? Post a picture of it? It is very likely one of us already has that chock set up for the FJR and can advise on the adjustment.
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If your tie-downs are done correctly, no chock is required. A simple solid bit at least 4 inches tall in front of the front tire is fine.Search the forum for Tie Down and you will fine many helpful posts.
Here is one of them: Trailer Tie Downs
Here is one of them: Trailer Tie Downs
I used this one earlier this week to haul my fjr and it worked great. Picked it up at harbor freight for around $80. I tied down just above the axle on the forks.
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