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Motorcycle Tie Downs

Shop Motorcycle Tie Downs for safely securing bikes during transport, recovery and storage. Explore strong motorcycle securing straps and restraint equipment for use with vans, trailers and other transport setups, suitable for professional workshops, recovery operators and motorcycle owners.

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Motorcycle Tie Downs for Safe & Secure Transport

Motorcycle Tie Downs help keep bikes securely positioned when being transported in vans, trailers and other suitable vehicles. Because motorcycles have a high centre of gravity and cannot support themselves upright, appropriate restraints are essential for preventing unwanted movement during transit.

Tie-down systems typically secure the motorcycle at suitable anchoring points, helping control forward, backward and sideways movement. Depending on the setup, multiple straps may be used to provide balanced restraint across the motorcycle.

Suitable tie downs are useful for everything from taking a bike to a track day to transporting motorcycles between workshops, dealerships or customer locations.

Professional vs DIY Motorcycle Tie Downs

Professional motorcycle workshops, recovery operators and transport businesses need dependable Motorcycle Tie Downs capable of regular use. Strap strength, secure fittings and ease of tensioning are particularly important when motorcycles are transported frequently.

Individual motorcycle owners may need tie downs for occasional trailer or van transport, recovery situations or securing a motorcycle during longer journeys.

Choosing the Right Motorcycle Tie Downs

When selecting tie downs, consider:

  • Rated load capacity
  • Strap length and width
  • Ratchet or cam buckle design
  • Motorcycle attachment points
  • Vehicle anchoring points
  • Protective fittings
  • Number of straps required

Always check the rated capacity and manufacturer's instructions before securing a motorcycle.

Securing a Motorcycle Correctly

Tie downs should be attached to strong, suitable points on both the motorcycle and transport vehicle. Straps should provide balanced restraint without contacting sharp edges or vulnerable components.

A motorcycle wheel chock can provide additional stability, but should not automatically be treated as a replacement for correctly positioned Motorcycle Tie Downs.

FAQ

What are motorcycle tie downs used for?

Motorcycle tie downs are used to secure bikes during transport in vans, trailers and other suitable vehicles.

How many tie downs do I need for a motorcycle?

The number and positioning required depend on the motorcycle and transport setup. Follow the motorcycle, restraint and transport equipment manufacturer's recommendations.

Can motorcycle tie downs be used with a wheel chock?

Yes. Wheel chocks and tie downs are commonly used together, with the chock helping position the wheel and the restraints securing the motorcycle.

What should I look for when buying motorcycle tie downs?

Check load capacity, strap dimensions, fastening mechanism, attachment points and suitability for your motorcycle and transport setup.

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