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Tie Downs?

Discussion in '3rd Gen. Tacomas (2016-2023)' started by ProComa19, Aug 4, 2021.

  1. Aug 4, 2021 at 6:32 PM
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    ProComa19

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    Looking for the best way to strap in my FZ07.
     
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    Tie it down.
     
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    Get some decent quality tie downs (if you happen to be in the central Texas area I've got a bunch you can have), 4 points of contact, and compress/load the suspension enough so it's not bouncing around back there every pothole or speedbump you go over.

    Decent overview here
     
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    Try looking into something like this:
    https://www.amazon.com/Canyon-Dancer-32505-Bar-Harness-Handlebars/dp/B0013LF3ES

    If you get it make sure you get the one with the right size for your handlebars.

    I don't have personal experience with it and used to use ratchet straps. You can probably use other tie downs at similar points or same principle.

    But I think these might be easier and faster to use. If I ever got a bike again I'd probably get these too.
     
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    This really is the key, but it only works if you wear cargo shorts and crocs. (BTW, I am wearing cargo shorts right now and was wearing crocs about a hour ago)
     
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    Sorry to derail into a net discussion but these are nice for light duty use if you have a lot of bulky items.

    https://taconets.com/products/toyota-tacoma-cargo-net/

    Don't leave them attached all the time though. The UV really breaks the elastic down. My last one lasted for ~2 years when left in the bed 24/7/365.
     
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    And then when the cargo spills out when merging onto the freeway make sure to stand there on the fog line slackjawed and flabbergasted at how the load came out.
     
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