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8 Piece Motorcycle Tie Down Kit with Soft Ties to Prevent ScratchingMotorcycle Trailer Tie Down Strap Kit - 2 cam straps- 2 ratchet straps- 4 soft loops to prevent scratching the motorcycle
8 Piece Motorcycle Tie Down Straps, Soft Loops to Prevent ScratchingMotorcycle Tie Down Strap Ratchet Kit- includes 4 six foot long ratchet straps + 4 soft loops to prevent scratching of your bike
Keeper 05715 Motorcycle Tie DownKeeper Corporation 05715 Motorcycle Tie DownKeeper Corporation 05715 Motorcycle Tie Down Features:; Heavy duty cam buckles will not slip and release easily with thumb pressure; Both hooks are vinyl coated to prevent scratching handle bar, chrome, and...
Motorcycle PowerTye Fat Strap Ratchet Tie-Down1-1/2" ratchet tie down Vinyl coated steel S-style Snap-Hook clips Will not come loose under a lot of movement or vibration 6000 lb nylon web 1500 lb rated assembly Double security stitching 6-1/2
Matrix - M1 1.0 Worx Tie DownsMatrix - M1 1.0 Worx Tie Downs Premium tie-down set with top soft loop hook, Bottom swivel carabineer and name plate for custom graphics. Assembly strength is 1000lbs and a 800lb working load limit. Double stitched with square/cross reinforcement with...
Keeper 05723 1 1/2" by 8' Heavy-Duty Motorcycle and ATV Tie Down, Pack of 28'x1-1/2" Soft tie cycle molded handle ratchet tie-down, 1000 lbs. working load limit (3000 lbs. break strength) 2 Pk, 1 1/2" Ratchet tie-down with molded handle, flat snap hooks and D rings. Harley-Davidson burn orange webbing.
Ancra Tie-Down Anchor 4089010Quick-release anchor bolts to bed of trailer or truck Makes tie-down use quick and easy One-ton pull capacity Sold each
Ancra Tie-Down AnchorQuick-disconnect tie-down rings bolt to trailer beds, truck boxes, etc.Ring detaches from contoured aluminum base quickly when not in use4,000-lb. straight- and 2,000-lb. side-pull strengthSold each
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8 PC-RATCHET-CAM BUCKLE TIE DOWN STRAPS-MOTORCYCLE-ATV (Basic)
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4 SOFT LOOPS-MOTORCYCLE-ATV-SCOOTER TIE DOWN STRAPS (4S-Loop)
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New 4 Pack ATV - Motorcycle Tie Down Straps 66" long
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MOTORCYCLE ATV STRAP TIE DOWN
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CUSTOM TIE-DOWN BRACKETS HARLEY GLIDES KINGS MOTORCYCLE
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TEARDROP TIE-DOWN BRACKETS HARLEY SOFTAIL MOTORCYCLE HD
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FAQ - Customer Questions - Motorcycle Tie-Down Reviews
- What are the best points on a motorcycle to tie it down to a trailer?
I am using a flat bed trailer so I want to make sure my baby doesn't move at all! Should I tie down the front wheel or will it stay put by itself with the handlebar straps? Also, where on the back of the bike should I be securing the tie downs? Any info and opinions are welcome! If it matters, the drive is about 2 1/2 hours highway driving. Thanks!! It's a 360lb crusier... sorry! I didn't realize that mattered too! :-)
A not a whole lot more to add... strapping a bike down is pretty straight forward ... word of caution though... do not completely compress the front forks when tying the bike down ... this can cause pressure on the fork seals and one good rough bounce of the trailer can blow cause the seals too leak ... you didn't state what kind of bike??? but for a dirt bike, the 3 straps should be enough to secure the bike ... if a much larger street bike, I would probably opt to use two on the front as desribed above but would go with a two strap in the rear also going to the rear portion of the frame / swing-arm.
I am using a flat bed trailer so I want to make sure my baby doesn't move at all! Should I tie down the front wheel or will it stay put by itself with the handlebar straps? Also, where on the back of the bike should I be securing the tie downs? Any info and opinions are welcome! If it matters, the drive is about 2 1/2 hours highway driving. Thanks!! It's a 360lb crusier... sorry! I didn't realize that mattered too! :-)
A not a whole lot more to add... strapping a bike down is pretty straight forward ... word of caution though... do not completely compress the front forks when tying the bike down ... this can cause pressure on the fork seals and one good rough bounce of the trailer can blow cause the seals too leak ... you didn't state what kind of bike??? but for a dirt bike, the 3 straps should be enough to secure the bike ... if a much larger street bike, I would probably opt to use two on the front as desribed above but would go with a two strap in the rear also going to the rear portion of the frame / swing-arm.
- 1992 K1500 Silverado. is there hooks in the bed to tie things down like a motorcycle?
1992 K1500 Silverado. is there hooks in the bed to tie things down like a motorcycle? I have a plastic bed liner in my truck and it is hard to remove. I am going to need to haule a dirt bike and need to know if it has thoes hooks in the bottom (L & R) sides. If it does where. I will then drill holes to expose them. Thank you for your answers. Also if you have pictures send me the links to them..
A There are no anchor points on the bed floor. The only available tie down points are at the corners of the bed (the stake pockets), so don't go drillin holes in your plastic bed liner just yet. The easiest thing would be to spread the hooks on the straps a small amount, then pass the hook through the bolt hole in the stake pockets. If you plan on hauling a bike a lot then you would benefit of adding a good anchor point in the floor of the bed.
1992 K1500 Silverado. is there hooks in the bed to tie things down like a motorcycle? I have a plastic bed liner in my truck and it is hard to remove. I am going to need to haule a dirt bike and need to know if it has thoes hooks in the bottom (L & R) sides. If it does where. I will then drill holes to expose them. Thank you for your answers. Also if you have pictures send me the links to them..
A There are no anchor points on the bed floor. The only available tie down points are at the corners of the bed (the stake pockets), so don't go drillin holes in your plastic bed liner just yet. The easiest thing would be to spread the hooks on the straps a small amount, then pass the hook through the bolt hole in the stake pockets. If you plan on hauling a bike a lot then you would benefit of adding a good anchor point in the floor of the bed.
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Pro Grip Tie-Down Superior quality, best buy! Heavy duty 3/8" "J" hooks eliminates 1/2 twist common with S-hooks No-mar rubber coated on 1 hook Exclusive rolled lip on buckle eliminates fraying Heavy duty spring and sharp teeth for a positive grip Aircraft quality webbing and box-X stitching for durability Sold in pairs
Pro Grip Tie-Down Superior quality, best buy! Heavy duty 3/8" "J" hooks eliminates 1/2 twist common with S-hooks No-mar rubber coated on 1 hook Exclusive rolled lip on buckle eliminates fraying Heavy duty spring and sharp teeth for a positive grip Aircraft quality webbing and box-X stitching for durability Sold in pairs
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Parts Unlimited Tie-Down Extension 1-1/2" wide 18" long looped nylon straps Used to extend tie down reach or for added protection to handlebars, seats, rails etc. 3,000lb assembly strength Sold in pairs
Parts Unlimited Tie-Down Extension 1-1/2" wide 18" long looped nylon straps Used to extend tie down reach or for added protection to handlebars, seats, rails etc. 3,000lb assembly strength Sold in pairs
