Pro Taper Tie Downs BLACK Review

Solves literally every motorcycle assembly line problem. Carabiner on the bottom keeps bottom hook from slipping Swivel joint prevents belt from twisting and makes it easy to put on Built in soft loops Perfect length, not too long like most regular belts. The buckle design is faster and more secure than the ratchet design. Never put a side load on it, just pull in the right direction and you should be fine.

I've had these belts for about a year now. I've used ratchet straps in the past, so I was a little skeptical about the security of a "motorcycle strap" where nothing seems to hold the bike down other than a couple of metal teeth. But after constant use (I mean at least once every two weeks) on many trips and even cross country, I have to say that the straps absolutely do the job! I even had an accident where my rear wheel hit a curb at high speed and although the impact ripped off another strap

I bought cable ties. These are definitely the best. They are: 1. Strong and durable body2. Have a carabiner - it won't let go of the hook if you trip over a bump. It also allows you to make the bracket less tight, which is better for hitting3. There is a loop on the strap - allows you to gently hold the steering wheel and not damage it4. There is a mini Velcro closure to keep the loose end from dangling in the wind. I bought some tie down straps from another seller to attach the wheel to the…

I have tried different brackets for my off-road bike to attach it to the hitch mount. I'm strong but never comfortable with the amount of movement my bike had left after using the bindings. I needed a tie that would pull out the slack more easily. My best friend had these and let me use them and then I bought one. I liked how easy it was to attach them; Velcro for extra strap slack is good to prevent your belts from dangling, Carabiner is great for attaching belts to the trunk or truck bed. I…

I have probably every mounting system you can find including basic ratchet mounts, no ratchet and everything in between. These are without a doubt the easiest and most comfortable straps I have ever used. I use it to tie down my dirt bikes and they haven't let me down. I love that it has an integrated handlebar strap and then a pivoting bass so your rope never gets twisted. It's expensive so I was hesitant to buy it for a long time but now that I've gotten it I'm very glad I did and will…

First I liked the straps, they seemed very well made and certainly have an advantage over the traditional straps with a hook instead of a carabiner. The velcro strap that holds them together is another nice feature, as is a swivel on the hook so you never get tangled. However, during my second trip something unexpected happened to them. As I was pulling away after a long day of riding we hit a small bump and I look back and one of the bikes in my trailer flipped over and fell onto another…