🏍️ Tank Straps Motorcycle Tie Down Straps (2pk Blue) - Super Heavy Duty 10,000 lb Webbing Strength, 2'' x 10' Ratchet Straps for Secure Transport Review

I've used a few other straps to pull my bike over the year. Now I'm wondering how I ever got by without a strap. A few around the forks and the bike wouldn't move at all, dragging over 800 miles one way. Every time I've checked the straps, they've been just as tight as they were when I first started. They never had to be adjusted or tightened. I would absolutely recommend her.

I wasn't sure what this advert was so I ordered a set. There's nothing wrong with them, but the price is too high. Northerntool sells the same for less than $15. Depending on how they were I would buy a different set, no need. Tankstraps make a murder of them. Don't waste your money, there's nothing special about these ratchet straps that make them astronomically priced.

These straps are fantastic! They arrived on Friday and I threw them in the truck. I was due to pick up the boat early Saturday morning and upon arrival found that the winch on the trailer was not working. Fearing a 3 hour drive without properly securing the boat to the trailer, I untied the tank straps and used them to tie the boat to the trailer. I bought them for motorcycle use but yesterday they really saved the day.

These harnesses are by far the best. We seem to lug everything we have around with us at some point. The first job was lashing down our John Deere Z930M. I really like the simplicity. No hooks, just a strap and ratchet. Nothing scratching the paint. It was of sufficient length and did not require axial belts. This weekend they are used to tying four-wheelers. Definitely our new way of attaching toys to a trailer.

I bought these for my boyfriend and when he saw them he said "wow those are some high performance belts". We look forward to using them when we get our Harley in taking it to the mechanic this winter to get the front finished. We are confident that they will do three things. At this point I would like to say that we are very impressed. They are wider and heavier than the ones we find in stores. The descent seems very smooth and easy. Great color too.

When carrying a bike, these strong straps are a must. They protect your bike and are the best way to secure your bike that I can think of. It will not damage or scratch your bike in any way. Their tensile strength is much higher than what is needed to transport a bicycle. In fact, they can also be used to secure any load. And they are pretty too. I really like these straps and plan to use them for a long time.

A must have for any rider towing their bike on a trailer (or anyone wanting to secure something safely). Here's why I like them: 1. Very high quality. They look like you could hang a truck with them. And they're rated at £10,000, which means you don't have to worry about them breaking.2. Quality building materials.3. Strong and durable.4. Built-in Security5. Nice set. Good carving. I like the blue color with black lettering and gray stitching.6. Good service. Responds promptly to questions.7…

I was quite skeptical about these ties as there were no connection points, but I liked this the best. It's nice not having to search for both sides of the tie. Although this product is intended for motorcycle use I have found that I use the straps for other purposes particularly due to the strength of the straps I have used for everything from holding my bike to tying up firewood. These belts are a product that you have no idea how much you could use until you have them. I'm very happy with…

These straps are excellent for securing motorcycles, which is their advertised purpose. They are very heavy. About as heavy as the straps I use when loading trailers. My 2 criticisms are the seemingly high price. If these straps last as long as 2 or 3 straps at a lower price I would say the high cost is justified. And the lack of hooks means they lack versatility. For such an expensive product I would have liked more versatility. Weather or not I would recommend them to a friend, it really…