How not to tie-down your bike
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03-14-2006, 02:35 AM
RE: How not to tie-down your bike
Damn, I didn't know those welds on the rear pegs were that weak...but I guess they're not designed to hold up to a lof of weight anyways. I bought one of those Canyon Dancer Bar Harnesses...I know it's kind of a gay name but they worked really well. I've only used them once when I had my bike in the back of my truck on the way back home they day I bought it, but I'm pretty happy with them. No scratches and you don't have to anchor the straps to the front forks. http://www.kneedraggers.com/details/...-57-CDANC.html
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I used to weld seat frames together for Toyota so it wouldnt be to hard.
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RE: How not to tie-down your bike
after my bike fell on the way to Nopi Nationals 2 years ago (paint was 2 days old!!!) I bought a canyon dancer. Best $30 i ever spent. Everyone that sees how easy and safe it is say they want one.
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Damn, I didn't know those welds on the rear pegs were that weak...but I guess they're not designed to hold up to a lof of weight anyways. I bought one of those Canyon Dancer Bar Harnesses...I know it's kind of a gay name but they worked really well. I've only used them once when I had my bike in the back of my truck on the way back home they day I bought it, but I'm pretty happy with them. No scratches and you don't have to anchor the straps to the front forks. http://www.kneedraggers.com/details/...-57-CDANC.html
Damn, I didn't know those welds on the rear pegs were that weak...but I guess they're not designed to hold up to a lof of weight anyways. I bought one of those Canyon Dancer Bar Harnesses...I know it's kind of a gay name but they worked really well. I've only used them once when I had my bike in the back of my truck on the way back home they day I bought it, but I'm pretty happy with them. No scratches and you don't have to anchor the straps to the front forks. http://www.kneedraggers.com/details/...-57-CDANC.html