K&L MC15R Cycle Dock
Self-locking motorcycle wheel dock designed to help one person load, position, and secure a motorcycle in a trailer, pickup truck, or on a compatible service lift.
The K&L MC15R Cycle Dock uses a self-locking pivot mechanism that relies on the motorcycle’s weight to help hold the bike upright after the front wheel rolls into position. This leaves the technician or rider’s hands free to attach tie-downs and complete the securing process.
The included mounting rails can be installed in a trailer or pickup bed, allowing the Cycle Dock to slide into position when needed and be removed when the vehicle is required for other uses. The kit includes two mounting rails.
Key Features
- Self-Locking Wheel Dock: Pivoting design uses the motorcycle’s weight to help hold the bike upright.
- One-Person Loading: Designed to help one person load and unload a motorcycle in a trailer, pickup truck, or on a service lift.
- Hands-Free Securing: Once the motorcycle is positioned, the dock helps keep it upright while tie-downs are attached.
- Removable Mounting System: Supplied rails allow the dock to slide out, leaving only the mounting rails installed.
- Trailer & Pickup Use: Mounting rails are designed for installation on compatible trailer or pickup decks.
- Rugged, Simple Design: Built for repeated motorcycle transport and service-shop use.
Product Information
| Product Type |
Self-locking motorcycle wheel dock / clamp |
| Primary Use |
Motorcycle loading, positioning, transport securing, and service-lift support |
| Operating Design |
Self-locking pivot mechanism |
| Mounting Locations |
Compatible trailer decks, pickup truck beds, and service lifts |
| Included Mounting Rails |
2 |
| Tie-Downs |
Recommended; not included |
| SKU |
36-4090 |
Related Parts & Accessories
| SKU |
Description |
| 37-0311 |
MC10 / MC15 Replacement Rocker Pin |
| 36-0308 |
MC12 Tie-Down Support Bar |
| 35-0328 |
Mounting Rails Pair |
| 35-4041 |
Narrow Rocker for MC10R / MC15R |
Safety Note: The Cycle Dock helps hold the motorcycle upright during loading and securing, but it is not a substitute for proper tie-downs. K&L recommends securing the motorcycle with appropriate tie-downs before transport.
