Motorcycle Tie-Down Straps
Find motorcycle tie-down straps to help secure your bike in a truck bed or on a trailer. Compare strap length, attachment style and working load limits to choose straps that fit your hauling setup and your motorcycle’s tie-down requirements.
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Best Of FAQ
Ratchet straps adjust with a handle-operated gear mechanism, while cam-buckle straps adjust by pulling the strap through a spring-loaded buckle. Each has a different way of taking up and releasing slack.
Soft loops are short straps that create attachment loops for tie-down hooks. One end passes through the other to form a loop, making them a separate accessory rather than a complete tie-down strap.
Retractable tie-down straps have a built-in spool that takes up the strap when it's released. The extra strap stays in the housing instead of leaving a loose tail to roll up by hand.
Common styles include open S-hooks and hooks with a closing latch or gate. S-hooks have an open, curved shape, while gated hooks have a closure across the opening.
Once the straps are clean and dry, roll or coil each one and tuck the loose end into the bundle. Keep matching straps and soft loops together in a tote or gear bag so they're easy to find when it's time to load up.