02-26-2019, 08:56 AM
(02-24-2019, 12:50 PM)chync_imp Wrote: I would suggest making the lower triple tree the tie down point in the front over the bars. The weight of the bike can easily bend the bars in an impact.This is good advice. Never use your handlebars as a tie down attachment point. I always use the fork tubes between the upper and lower triple clamps with soft ties. Another common mistake is compressing the forks. This is not needed. Run your straps straight out to the left and right. This will keep the bike from falling over. No side or center stand needed. Run another strap under the engine straight forward with a soft tie to the frame. This will keep the bike from rocking backward. Run another strap straight backwards with a soft tie to the rear wheel. Done.
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