🏍️ Canyon Dancer 37505 Black Original Bar-Harness: Secure Your Bike Effortlessly Review

My son races his GSXR and needed a tie down. It attaches to the handlebars so you can hook it up without worrying about kinks in the brake lines or clutch cables. Yes, I recommend this product

I bought this harness because I was using ratchet straps that were threatening to scratch my bike. This strap is easy to use, keeps the sportbike secure and doesn't threaten to scratch the bodywork and the like. I would go with the Canyon Dancer "Original" with soft cuffs that fit over the handlebars. The new one has plastic end caps that attach to the ends of the handlebars, which I've read damage the grips and ends of the handlebars. This is a great product.

This is great! No other way to tow a motorcycle without them. Once you get it, you will never stop using it. I bought two a few weeks ago and have already taken 5 bikes on various trips. None of the bikes rolled over or moved from where the Canyon dancers were. I'm sure if you combine them with a motorcycle tire chock this is the best setup. All the rides I've done have been over 2 hours at highway speeds 80% of the time and they just held the bike so well I couldn't even shake the bike putting

3000 miles in 7 days and nothing has changed. Tip if like me you're doing it with a hitch. Take a towel and wrap the steering wheel. The bike still moves, you may end up with a broken rear window. Mine wasn't moving enough or I didn't feel it. Tip number 2: you will turn this thing with a ratchet, and even in this case you will have doubts that it has come loose and the steering wheel is shrinking. So make sure you don't drop your bike when unbuckling the strap on one side. I would start on the

I've used them to transport sport bikes thousands of miles and never had a problem. Keeps straps off fairings, extremely durable and easy to install. I prefer them over the new cup-style Canyon dancers, which fit over the end caps and put more pressure on the handlebars. Further pressure increases the leverage, so more force goes through the handlebars. I'd rather not put too much stress on my cleats as a friend told me about a set of racing cleats that bent when buckled on. A common complaint…

As a professional tow truck driver, I have tried many different products and methods of attaching bikes to my truck. On modern bikes it is sometimes not possible to attach soft zip ties around the triple clamp or on the handlebars to the risers. Canyon Dancer can usually solve these problems. They also have an extra padded shoulder strap that goes through the gas tank; a feature customers love to see on their expensive bikes. The only two issues I've had so far: On my own mini monkey Harley…