Motorcycle Tie Down Individuals

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4.9

TireSling Ratcheting Motorcycle Tie Down

Heavy duty, maximum-stability tire tie down with a ratcheting lever designed for motorcycles with a 645 lb. working load limit.

$119.00

5.0

HandleCuff Ratcheting Motorcycle Tie Downs

Handlebar cuff tie-down system with a ratcheting lever connects to handlebar grips up to 32" and has a 1,390 lb. working load limit.

$69.00

4.8

SafeLoop Ratcheting Motorcycle Tie Downs

Locking, soft-loop motorcycle tie-downs with a ratcheting lever designed for motorcycle carriers with a 1,130 lb. working load limit.

$49.00

5.0

SafeLoop Cam Buckle Motorcycle Tie Downs

Locking, soft-loop tie-downs with a spring loaded lever designed for motorcycle carriers with a 720 lb. working load limit.

$39.00

Cam Buckle Motorcycle Tie Downs

Locking, s-hook tie-downs with a spring-loaded lever designed for motorcycle carriers with a 585 lb. working load limit.

$29.00

4.5

TireStrap Cam Buckle Motorcycle Tie Downs

Locking, s-hook tie-down strap with a spring-loaded lever secures rear tires to motorcycle carriers with a 585 lb. working load limit.

$19.00

TireBelt Motorcycle Tie Down

Simple rear wheel tire belt with a spring-loaded buckle for motorcycles, dirt bikes, scooters & electric bikes with a 70 lb. working load limit.

$15.00 $16.00

4.5

Canyon Dancer Bar Harness Motorcycle Tie Down

Handlebar cuff tie down extension system reduces stress and damage to bike.

From $25.00 $35.00

5.0

Ancra Rat Pak Motorcycle Tie Downs

Ratcheting tie downs with integrated soft loops, vinyl coated S hooks and a 400 lb. working load limit.

From $39.00 $49.00

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FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more.

What tie downs are best for my motorcycle?

The best tie-downs for motorcycles vary by motorcycle type and preference. In general, we recommend tie-downs with soft loops for the front handlebars, as they prevent stress and damage to the bike by connecting to the bike with straps, instead of metal parts.

What is the difference between a cam buckle and ratcheting tie down?

Cam buckles use friction created by the strap as it passes through a spring-loaded, cam-shaped buckle to hold the strap in place. Ratchet straps operate in much the same manner, but with a ratchet buckle to progressively tighten the strap. Comparatively, ratchet buckles require less effort to use, as the tightening is done with a mechanism, instead of manpower.

How many straps do you need to tie down a bike?

You will need three tie-down straps to secure your bike properly to a MotoTote—two for the front and one for the rear. The front tie-downs hold the bike in place and provide stability/support, while the rear tie-down prevents the rear from jumping out of the tire track.

Find the Right Strap for Your Setup

Build or complete your motorcycle tie-down system with individual straps designed for specific connection points and hauling needs.

Motorcycle Ratchet Straps: Apply powerful, controlled tension to help secure motorcycles and dirt bikes during transport.

Cam-Buckle Tie-Downs: Make quick tension adjustments while maintaining a secure connection to your bike.

Motorcycle Handlebar Straps: Create soft connection points around the handlebars without placing metal hooks directly against controls or finished surfaces.

TireSling Rear Tie-Down: Wraps over and grips the rear tire to add stability at the back of your motorcycle and help control side-to-side movement with a specialized motorcycle ratchet strap for tires.

Rear Tire Strap: Secures the rear wheel directly to the carrier track, helping hold the tire firmly in position during transport.

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