Best way to strap down the bike.

Just a bit of a difference from losing a bike due to faulty straps and losing a bike due to faulty security measures. I had a tie down break once and lost a bike on may out of the gas station... I did't know it until someone pulled up along side and asked if I HAD 2 bikes on the trailer.... Ahhhh shiiiiiiit :foul:.... :banghead:...
Was it a sunny day?
 
Just a bit of a difference from losing a bike due to faulty straps and losing a bike due to faulty security measures. I had a tie down break once and lost a bike on may out of the gas station... I did't know it until someone pulled up along side and asked if I HAD 2 bikes on the trailer.... Ahhhh shiiiiiiit :foul:.... :banghead:...
I wonder if you would have had the same results in any other month of the year? I guess you should just be more careful in May.
 
Don't remember...



MAY in this case is a combination of MY and WAY... as in on MY WAY out.... or .. on MAY out... :prof:

FYI... post corrected. thanks for the catch!
I know!!!
Why you gotta get all co-rectum on it. It was good the original way! That's what makes "autoco-rectum" so cool on iPhone. Siri don't know shit! :smirk::moon::wave:

And that is what makes DBA an interesting and totally different forum. :smirk:
No, it's because you are here that makes DBA an interesting and totally different forum.:prof:
 
1.5 straps, beaners on the bottom, soft on the top, single pull, never had a problem, just hauled them 385 one way and 385 back. :thumb:
Shock saver sometimes, but not always. Seals!!!! Haha, seals are not under any load in compression, just the springs and no worry there. :prof:
I wonder if you would have had the same results in any other month of the year? I guess you should just be more careful in May.

Oh yeah, could have been much worse in July with the sunny days. Mid December, probably would have been safe though.
 
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