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    who ever uses bungey cords as the sole method of "securing" items to anything, be it bike, trailer, or car deserves to be shot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by renegade master View Post
    who ever uses bungey cords as the sole method of "securing" items to anything, be it bike, trailer, or car deserves to be shot.
    Pff.

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    I lost my gear bag all over the highway relying on bungee cords.
    Rather get a bag that is meant to be fitted over a hard rail, like a ventura bag.

    Or a tank bag.
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    Back in the days when bungy cords were a bit better than the Chinese shite we get today I saw one used as a trailer safety chain. the trailer came unhitched from the car, bang, bang, bang the guy rear ended him self several times with his own trailer. Well it made me laugh.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Singing Chef View Post
    So after taking the pillion back home, then bungee tying my spare helmet behind me, check it's secure then go off on my merry way home.
    Half way home i check my helmet and notice the bungee ties have come undone and are hanging rather too close for comfort to my rear wheel... I could just imagine that doing the wrong thing as i go through a nice fast corner

    If you use a good quality bunjee cord it, should be good for about 4 complete wind up's around the rear hub before breaking.

    One way of telling a good quality cord, is the hook still clinging to the bike frame should not straighten out before the cord shreds itself then breaks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gremlin View Post
    Use a bungee net, much more useful for odd shapes like helmets.
    I had a helicopter ride after one of those went through my back wheel, had even stopped to check it a few kays earlier.
    the quality of them is questionable as it was secure and had snapped.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jellywrestler View Post
    I had a helicopter ride after one of those went through my back wheel, had even stopped to check it a few kays earlier.
    the quality of them is questionable as it was secure and had snapped.
    Interesting... (well, painful for you). I've got a Oxford brand one, and while I don't use it everyday, I've had it a while, with no dramas.

    For carrying lots of luggage while touring, I wouldn't use them. I use hard luggage for that.
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