🏍️ Tank Straps Motorcycle Tie Down Straps (4 Pack) - 10,000 lb Webbing Break Strength, 2-inch x 10-foot Super Heavy Duty Endless Tie Downs with Ratchet Strap Review

Bought these to knit my new Fat Boy. I haven't owned a bike in a while so I never needed one of these, but I bought cheaper weight control belts and hated using them. The cheap ones never want to be released and I ended up cutting out a few to free my load. These things are great, easy to buckle up and belt down, and come out great when you roll back the handle. I hope they keep my bike in place when I travel cross country. I see some people complaining about the cost, but it's an insurance…

OMG these straps are awesome! I bought it a month ago and used it for the first time today. My Road Glide (not a light bike) could not have been held more securely. Eliminating the hooks eliminates 2 potential sources of error and potential damage to your bike. Tip: Check SRK Cycles instructions before using tank straps. first time. They know their business. Let's be realistic for a second. The only reason you might hesitate to buy them is the price. Yes, you can get straps cheaper elsewhere…

I drove a 2009 FLHR Road King on a rental motorcycle trailer. The bike is big and heavy (750+ pounds) to say the least. I used tank straps on the bottom of the fork. One strap on each side. I grabbed her nice and tight. Then I tied the bike to the rear guards on each side. The roads were winding, bumpy (gravel road with huge potholes and potholes) and the bike wouldn't move an inch. I got on my back and tried to move the bike but it didn't move at all. I was very skeptical but I am very happy…

After years of towing and moving various items, including bikes, I've spent about $800-$1000 on various straps and accessories. It is definitely premium quality. I love the fact that the end is sealed well and has no snags. My mind goes back years as I sacrificed the set to remove the ends. Worked well BUT the wear and tear was absolutely annoying. They solve this problem and many others. I think this is by far one of my best strapping purchases, especially since I just picked up a bike that…

First time (a few years ago) I towed my little 300 lb Honda Twinstar. I used a couple of small standard ratchet straps. It was a disaster. The bike bounced and landed on its side, which made me afraid to haul anything valuable again. I learned to hook them around the forks properly. However, I had stretched and loosened the thin straps on longer rides. Not in this case. These belts are really made like a tank. They are so powerful and strong that I can't be afraid to hitch up and tow my…

These are the best ratchet straps you will ever own. I am very impressed with the quality of the material and the ratchet. If you're looking for a quality strap to attach your expensive motorcycle to, you won't be disappointed. I think for the quality of these straps they should last for years without rusting or wearing out and they definitely won't break, these things are built to last. I used cheap wiring harnesses from Harbor Freight and they just didn't do the job very well. I really don't…

Good straps you can rely on are very important when securing a motorcycle, car or any other cargo. When I received the package I was surprised at how heavy it is! They are way bigger and stronger than I expected even after hearing so much hype about them. In my photos you can see the difference between them and the unbranded 4 pack I got for 1/4 the price. Cheap ones are literally twice as thin and 5-8 times thinner! Woven threads are also much smaller! I was going to say the price is quite…