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The Bike-It Titan Ratchet Tie Downs are designed for motorcycle enthusiasts, tradespeople, and hobbyists who need a secure, heavy-duty method to transport equipment. These 5-meter straps provide superior load stability and a reassuring 500kg maximum load rating, making them ideal for securing bikes on trailers or trucks. While they offer excellent durability and tension control, users should note that the 5-meter length may require extra care to avoid tangling during storage if not coiled properly.
| Model Part Number | TIE2RAT |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bike-It |
No, these are strictly for securing cargo during transport. Never use them for overhead lifting.
Each strap has a maximum load rating of 500kg.
Each strap measures 5 meters in length.
Yes, they feature standard securing hooks suitable for most trailer anchor points.
Use warm water and mild soap. Air dry thoroughly before storing to prevent rot.
This is a 2-piece pack, providing two complete ratcheting assemblies.
Ensure no debris is trapped in the cog. Clean with a dry brush and apply a light lubricant.
Fully open the ratchet handle to 180 degrees to align the internal slot for easier feeding.
To set up these tie-downs, ensure that your anchor points are structurally sound and rated to handle the weight of your cargo. Always check that the webbing is not twisted before initiating tension, as twists can weaken the strap over time. When not in use, store the straps in a cool, dry place to prevent mold or UV degradation of the polyester webbing. Periodically wipe the ratchet mechanism with a clean cloth to remove road grit, and apply a small amount of lubricant to the moving parts to ensure smooth operation during future use. Always inspect the webbing for fraying or cuts before every trip.
