Ayaport Motorcycle Tie Down Straps 1.1” x 7’ (with Swivel Carabiner Hooks) Cam Buckle Tie Downs, Handlebar Strap for Dirt Bike, Motor Bike, Kayak, Car, Truck, Boat, Cargo, Black (1.1" x7'-2pcs)

This has limited tightening. Better get the ratchet type.

I have always futzed around with ratchet straps until I learned about cam straps (more appropriate for light loads like a mountain bike.) I purchased these to use with my 55lbs eMTB and they workd wonderfully. I especially appreciate the well thought out design choices such as caribeaners that cannot come unlatched - and swivel! The swiveling makes for an even tension on the strap but also a clean look and even straps. There are velcro retainers that take up the excess strap built in (and godsend to keep flappy straps eliminated.) This little design choice is amazing. The soft loops that can be disconnected are also amazing, I use one of the straps on the post of my bike for added stability. The cam function is tight and precise, you can increase tension by pulling on the strap while the buckle is static, or of course push in the button and pull for desired tension. The straps themselves are made of high quality. I'm going to keep them stored in my truck when not in use however as they're too nice to be exposed to the weather and thieves. They would hold up fine in inclimate weather though. Overall I am very satisfied with this purchase. They were a bit on the pricier side, and I do wish I had 4 of them, but I suppose for my needs currently two are sufficient provided I don't lose or damage one of them.

Good product.

Buen material manejo suficientes

Sehr gute Spangurte, flexibel und leicht zu handhaben. Besser als Ratschengurte. Sehr zu empfehlen:)

Look and feel great in hand but the one thing you want them to do, they can’t do. Strapping down my sports bike (not super heavy) in the back of my van for the first time with these, and the strap slips through the clip with relative ease. I can literally pull the strap through the closed clip and I’m not the strongest bloke. Just glad I realised before I set off because that would’ve definitely been a dropped bike!