Tank Straps Motorcycle Tie Down Straps (4pk) - 10.000 lb Webbing Break Strength 2'' x 10' Super Heavy Duty Endless Tie Downs with Ratchet Strap

I used a Uhaul motorcycle rental trailer to transport a 2009 FLHR Road King. I used the tank straps at the bottom of the fork to secure the bike, which is big and heavy (750 lbs). I used one strap on each side and ratcheted them tight. The roads were curvy, bumpy (gravel road with huge divets and holes), and the bike didn't move an inch as I strapped it to the rear guards on each side. I got on the back of the bike and tried to move it, but it wouldn't budge. br>br>I was sceptical at first, but these traps have exceeded my expectations. I found this page after watching a video on YouTube that demonstrated how to use them. I was ecstatic when I saw them on Amazon Prime and decided to buy them right away. br>br>7/5 would recommend to any cargo hauler.

Francesca Reeves

| Mar 14, 2021

This set of straps is incredible! I bought them months ago and just got around to using them today. My Road Glide (which isn't a light bike) was held in place perfectly. br>br>By removing hooks, you eliminate two potential failure points as well as potential bike damage. br>br>Pro tip: Before you use your Tank Straps for the first time, read the SRK Cycles tie-down instructions. They know what they're doing. br>br>Let's be honest for a moment. The only reason you might be hesitant to purchase these is the cost; yes, you can get straps for less elsewhere, but do you want to entrust your prized possession to some unknown vendor? I've never regretted investing in the best, and neither will you.

Ariana Gill

| Dec 18, 2021

These were purchased to secure the new Fat Boy. I haven't had a bike in a long time, so I've never needed something like this, but I have purchased cheaper cargo control straps and despise using them. The low-cost ones refuse to release, so I had to cut a few to free my cargo. These are fantastic; they're simple to set up and ratchet down, and they release smoothly when you roll the handle back. I'm confident they'll keep my bike secure while I travel cross-country. Some people complain about the price, but it's an insurance policy to protect my $22,000 bike, and it's well worth it.

Ryland Garrison

| Oct 23, 2021

I've spent around 800-1000 dollars hauling and moving various items, including bicycles, over the years. Invested over a thousand dollars in various straps and tie downs These are unquestionably of the highest caliber. I appreciate how well the end is sealed and that there are no hooks. Years ago, when I sacrificed a set to remove the ends, this was my thought. It worked well, but the fraying was a pain. This, along with a slew of others, is now resolved. I believe this is one of my best strapping purchases, especially since I recently purchased a brand new, pristine bike and don't want to cause any damage to it while strapping it. For Christmas, I'll most likely order a second set for my brother. The SRK Cycles are right on the money. Brothers who are wonderful Christians.

Silas Melton

| May 23, 2021

The ratcheting action and the material quality have both wowed me. You will not be disappointed if you are looking for a high-quality strap to secure your costly motorcycle. With the quality of these straps, I expect them to last for years without rusting or fraying, and they will certainly not bust; these things are tough. I've been using Harbor Freight's cheap straps, but they don't seem to be up to the task. I'm not sure I can fairly compare them to any of the competitors I've seen in stores. If you're transporting items that you don't want to get damaged or lost on the way, these straps are a good choice. and, most importantly, MADE IN THE UNITED STATES.

Giovanni Andersen

| Oct 27, 2021

The bike did not move at all during a trip through some of Ohio's and Kentucky's most bumpy roads. The trailer was a Uhaul motorcycle trailer, and the 3 hour drive from the dealership went without a hitch thanks to the Tank Straps. The dealer assisted me in securing the bike, and while I was initially concerned, I was pleasantly surprised at how secure the bike was with only two straps. Even after watching the videos, I was concerned about the bumps on a new bike, but no adjustments were required after stopping for gas and inspecting the straps. I would suggest it.

Paul McDonald

| Mar 22, 2021

Actually, it reminds me of the time down straps on the sides of flatbed tractor trailers. They have a smooth ratcheting action and are effective. If you load a bike in the bed of your truck or a trailer with smaller tiedown points, the only thing that would probably help is if there was a hook you could slide down the strap.

Shiloh Evans

| May 12, 2021

the- Ratchet shelf straps are a type of ratchet strap that is used to secure items on It turned out to be a colossal flop. The bike swerved and landed on its side, making me fearful of ever hauling anything valuable again. Around the forks, I learned how to properly connect them. Even on a longer ride, the flimsy straps I had would stretch and gain slack. br>br>Not these. br>br>These tank straps are made to withstand the elements. They're so big and strong that I don't have to worry about hooking up and trailering my 800-pound truck. Honda Valkyrie is pound for pound the most powerful motorcycle in the world. That thing isn't going to go away any time soon. Go ahead and pound the bumps and shake the trailer - it'll be fine. The bike is well-balanced, and the straps are securely fastened. br>br>For a heavy bike, this is rock solid security. br>Load up.

Jazlyn HEWITT

| Feb 27, 2021