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05-27-2013, 10:59 PM
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Opinions for strapping motorcycle down....Lots of pics (lots)
So here it is, my custom camping trailer. Multi purpose as you can see. I just put the bike rail on today and want some of your thoughts on the best way to strap it down.
Keep in mind the strap that is wrapped around the bar will not be like that in the final version. I wouldn't put a strap rubbing on metal like that, just asking for trouble. Also, there will be a strap around both the front and rear wheels holding them to the track itself. I don't want to be scared the entire drive to the lake. I want to be able to just cruise worry free. Most likely double strap everything, maybe. Also, one strap going around the canoe (not very tight) in the event that a strap did break, there would be no possible way the bike could come off. We will be driving 4 hours, leaving this saturday morning, so I've got to get 'er done!!!! Thanks guys..... Brent
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