be careful strapping anything to the pieces of the rear foot pegs.. i have seen a few people who used that area as anchor points and it broke.. i put a strap on both side of the handlebar and then one on the rear tire when i had it strapped to a rack for the back of my jeep..
Tie Down Points
Im putting the grom in my van. I placed the hooks right in front of the rear foot pegs on each side and anchored them behind the rear tjre.. I put one more strap thru the fron rim and anchored it to a point forward of the bike. Im a newbie to tie downs. Do u think this 3 point systm should work.
Btw, I tightened down just enough to take most of the weight off the kickstand. But it still leans left. I did that in case any of the straps came loose ane hopefully it would find the kickstand.
Does anyone see a problem with this approach? I thought about strapping each handlebar to the ceiling of the van using the top of the seat belt anchors.
Btw, I tightened down just enough to take most of the weight off the kickstand. But it still leans left. I did that in case any of the straps came loose ane hopefully it would find the kickstand.
Does anyone see a problem with this approach? I thought about strapping each handlebar to the ceiling of the van using the top of the seat belt anchors.
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be careful strapping anything to the pieces of the rear foot pegs.. i have seen a few people who used that area as anchor points and it broke.. i put a strap on both side of the handlebar and then one on the rear tire when i had it strapped to a rack for the back of my jeep..
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