MOTO4U Universal Motorcycle Rear Wheel Tie Down Strap in Black

I bought this to use with a hitch mount motorcycle carrier and my '07 KLR 650.It works really well and is very well made.I'm genuinely surprised at the quality for the price.It's easy to use, simply throw it over your tire and Velcro it to the wheel then hook your straps from either side or in my case one strap from one side under the carrier and back to the other.if you've got one of those hitch mount motorcycle carriers and a dirt bike, Enduro, or dual sport I can't recommend this enough.I don't think a cruiser or a sport bick would have a problem but our soft and long travel suspensions can let the rear tire bounce off potentially dropping your bike on its side at highway speed and tumbling it to oblivion or just letting a wheel fall between your truck and the ramp ruining your tire and maybe even your wheel and swing arm.I'd say this is cheap insurance.

By far one of the best investments you can make with a motorcycle. For starters you shouldn’t be adding anything more than like 10-20 pounds of force into the front forks to lock it in anyway and people will tie those suckers down good. Not good. Now with the rear locked in more secure than a typical strap everything is covered. I also don’t have rear pegs or proper frame anymore due to my bike being a track bike. So I don’t need a strap pulling at my wheel spokes or plastics. Plus normal straps (everything anyway) can loosen up which was the case last time. And I dented my 1200$ Austin racing exhaust on a tool box when we filled the trailer for a weekend smh

this is a handy devise to make easy the strapping on the roof rack or trailer body we uses these when we can.. very simple and easy to use very much recommend... for the money they are great

I use this to add a layer of security to my fork straps. I would never trust it in any way other than a backup safety in case of a primary tie down failure.

The quality of the straps and design seems to be good. The only way to make them work though is to install recessed rings close to where the wheel will stand on your trailer. This way you will have proper down force on the webbing to hold it in place. Even so, if you don’t have a good front wheel holder the device will not likely work well to steady the bike from tipping. A rear stand that can bolt into place after the bike is in place like pictured would be the ultimate way to go with this strap.

The strap seems well made. But it doesn't correctly fit the circumference of any of the MC wheels I tried it on. It also doesn't help secure the MC nearly as well as simply wrapping a ratchet strap through the wheel & around the tire.For the Thruxton, and K1200 I tried it with. It didn't feel reliable for use on a hitch mounted MC carrier.

My very first time using any type of strap. It works great. Drove 2600 miles in 5 days (CA to NC).I did a terrible combination but it works great, I put a Yamaha R3 in the back of a 2016 Hyundai Tucson, look it up! I used several several other straps too at the same time but this one made it easy to set the other ones

Not a perfect fit, but does its job.

Good anchor point

Exactly what you pay for.Was ticked off I could only purchase one and not 2 as I have 2 bikes and will now have to pay double freight.

I used these to strap May Harley to the rear of my RV. They worked great

Bonne sangle mais finalement inutile pour moi car trop grande

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