View Poll Results: Ways to strap a bike to trailer

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  • Bike tied down, and on centre stand

    7 16.67%
  • Bike tied down, and on side stand

    25 59.52%
  • Bike not tied down at all...and left to fall off trailer

    10 23.81%
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Thread: Whats the best way to strap a bike on trailer?

  1. #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toaster View Post
    ... oh and you are clearly outvoted but thanks for the big bold NO.
    Quote Originally Posted by Toaster View Post
    You must have had shit side stands then fella.
    no point in quoting then deleting the post man, specially 2 pages later
    Now, I also did a big bold yes
    my way of tieing down was not an option on the poll... so DUH
    If you re read MY quote below, you will see that I never said I have had any side stands brake... but in over 20yrs of riding I have seen it done, and I might add that I travel up to twice a month with FOUR bikes on the truck and trailer, I think by now mate that I know the beter ways of tieing down

    Quote Originally Posted by dangerous View Post
    I wouldnt use any stands as I have seen them snap, fall over and punch through the deck.
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    Just a point here. Although I use the Side-stand while tyeing down the bike, I don't rely upon it. With the two straps I use the bike would stay were it is even if the stand folded. I only use the side stand to start with so I don't have to try and hold the bike up while I'm strapping it down and I strap in the order I do to lesson the chance of it falling while I'm strapping.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dangerous View Post
    no point in quoting then deleting the post man, specially 2 pages later
    Now, I also did a big bold yes
    my way of tieing down was not an option on the poll... so DUH
    If you re read MY quote below, you will see that I never said I have had any side stands brake... but in over 20yrs of riding I have seen it done, and I might add that I travel up to twice a month with FOUR bikes on the truck and trailer, I think by now mate that I know the beter ways of tieing down
    Well 24 to 15 says otherwise.

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    Best way for bike to strap on?
    yep its a trailer too.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Usarka View Post
    Best way for bike to strap on?
    yep its a trailer too.....

    Does it hurt?

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    only the first few times.....then you get the hang of it.

    we are talking about trailers right?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Toaster View Post
    Well 24 to 15 says otherwise.
    eh?? only if you are a complete plonker... are you?
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