Raceline Tie Down Straps - Red

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The Raceline Tie Down Straps are designed for motocross, enduro, and trials riders who require a reliable way to secure their motorcycles during transport. These straps provide superior security through high-strength materials and an intuitive cam-lever mechanism, though the fixed length of 1.8 meters may require extra planning for securing larger vehicles or unconventional anchor points.
| Model Part Number | TIEDOWN SNAP RD |
|---|---|
| Brand | Raceline |
No, they are supplied as a pair.
The straps feature a 2700lb test strength nylon webbing.
While strong, these are primarily designed for motocross, enduro, and trials motorcycles.
Each strap is 1.8 meters (approximately 5.5 feet) in length.
The buckle utilizes a heavy-duty steel pressure plate cam-lever design.
It is recommended to store them indoors when not in use to avoid UV degradation and moisture exposure.
Ensure the webbing is free of dirt and grit, then re-thread the strap through the cam mechanism, ensuring the teeth bite into the fabric.
Apply a small amount of silicone lubricant to the spring mechanism to restore smooth operation.
To set up, connect the snap hook to your anchor point, then attach the opposite end to your bike. Ensure the webbing is not twisted before tightening the cam-lever. These straps are compatible with most standard motorcycle tie-down points. To care for your straps, rinse off any dirt or debris with fresh water after use to prevent abrasive particles from damaging the nylon fibers. Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, which can degrade the synthetic webbing over time.