Fuel Helmets Bungee Cord Cargo Review

It was inexpensive and worked as expected. It folds up / fits in a tiny space in my saddlebag and easily awaits the next use. I put it in a plastic bag so the hooks won't snag anything else in the saddlebag and I can put the grocery bag on top of any load that needs protecting from rain - you can use a garbage bag on it instead 13 gallons for the same purpose, but for larger items. I use this to secure my holdall in the back seat when I go to the gym, works great, stretches spider cords pretty…

Only my second so in comparison, It really stretches, all the crossings are just loosely wrapped I could easily put my head through. The hooks are not crimped and can easily fall off if not tightened. I wouldn't trust him with my helmet. Fuel Helmets Bungee Cord Weight Net <=== BAD BAD PRODUCT so after a month 9 days it broke "my last one lasted two years" and when it broke it just started falling apart. However, I keep the hooks by using them on a new net I bought which appears to be a much

I love this luggage net so much I have two of them. I've used them to mount my computer backpack on the passenger seat of a bike, with or without a dry bag. It also held 12 bottles of beer and I used it to clip my riding jacket to my back pocket in hot weather or when parking. It keeps the helmet secure when riding to pick up a passenger, and its multiple attachment points make it easy to customize where and how you attach it to your scooter. Plastic hook. This net uses plastic-coated metal…

I bought a luggage net because I don't want to carry a book bag with me all the time and I can't fit everything in my bag. I ride a superbike, so I don't have those saddlebags. This luggage net isn't made for a bike so I just had to find good spots to secure it. It worked pretty well the first time I tried it with a small box I had to take to UPS. I assist well at 80mph and in moderate to hard turns. I gave it a star because I have to choose the hooking spots on the bike and the plastic plug on

I use this on the back of my GS500F. That definitely makes things easier, because otherwise I wouldn't have any storage space on the bike. Now I can walk to the supermarket for some groceries without taking my backpack with me. I left it on the bike all summer, just a slight tug on the saddle. It seemed to stretch as I used it (and I didn't use it that much). Now it's almost useless as I put a five liter can of engine oil under it. I passed someone and thought the pitcher fell out. It turned…