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Old 05-04-2004, 2:36 PM
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Re: Time to argue about those rear tie-downs...

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Originally Posted by BrianG
On a naked bike or dirt bike, I anchor the front tiedowns to the fork-tube just above the lower triple clamp, and run laterally and forward to the anchor-points. This provides for a greater angle of the strap to the tie-down point, usually, and that's good for stability. This works with some sport-bike fairings but not most.
For the rear I try to get the pull as neutral (vertical) as possible to simply secure the rear end.
Whatever, just make sure you have a spare bike for me if I make it back up to Banff during the Summer!
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