I have always used rok straps. I am the owner of a Triumph tiger sport 660, called Tigger. I have done quite a few camping trips. Bunnies also scratch your bike. I use velcro straps round my room straps when I am not using them. In other words, when I am storing them. It is useful to have small ones I found. I am about to book a test ride on the Himalayan 450, hopefully for my holiday .
agree on bungee cords they are a mess to deal with when tangled up and quite dangerous with those hooks. I have myself moved to straps and they just work beautifully with luggage bags.
Great video, gave ya a sub. Dont forget There are a few different sizes as far as width and length. For those that dont know. I use a thinner, smaller ones as a second piece of mind, w the traditional buckel type strat as these can also work loose at the buckel/clips.
I use bungees , as you know. I have been hit in my face, and it hurts .They can be dangerous though. After watching your vid it's time I changed Mick. Thank you for posting this vid
I am surprised people still use old type bungees. I changed to Ron Straps after a stray bungee hook smashed my glasses. Could have been much worse. I have acquired a mix of thin and thick Rok Straps, the thinner used on bicycles and for smaller bags on a motorcycle. They may seem expensive but work really well and last over a decade without any stretching. Spare ones also store easily in a small ziplock bag under the saddle for emergency carry.
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I have always used rok straps. I am the owner of a Triumph tiger sport 660, called Tigger. I have done quite a few camping trips. Bunnies also scratch your bike. I use velcro straps round my room straps when I am not using them. In other words, when I am storing them. It is useful to have small ones I found. I am about to book a test ride on the Himalayan 450, hopefully for my holiday .
Thank you for the tips, I'm definitely going to invest in some smaller ROK straps. Enjoy your test ride on the 450 Cheers Mick
These look really good, fed up with bungees, old hat and potentially very dangerous! Enjoying your videos, thanks for sharing with us, cheers.
@@antonoat many thanks for your comments. Glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers Mick.
agree on bungee cords they are a mess to deal with when tangled up and quite dangerous with those hooks. I have myself moved to straps and they just work beautifully with luggage bags.
Thanks for adding your comments. They are a game changer. Now wouldn’t be without them. Cheers Mick.
Great video, gave ya a sub. Dont forget There are a few different sizes as far as width and length. For those that dont know. I use a thinner, smaller ones as a second piece of mind, w the traditional buckel type strat as these can also work loose at the buckel/clips.
@@EastTexasADV thanks for the sub and the advice. I will definitely be investing in some more of these in different sizes. Cheers Mick.
P.s. I’ve just subscribed to your channel also. Great channel . Cheers Mick.
I use bungees , as you know. I have been hit in my face, and it hurts .They can be dangerous though. After watching your vid it's time I changed Mick. Thank you for posting this vid
@@taffy2wheels577 cheers Taffy. My bungees are now in the bin.. 😂 thanks for all your support pal.
I am surprised people still use old type bungees. I changed to Ron Straps after a stray bungee hook smashed my glasses. Could have been much worse. I have acquired a mix of thin and thick Rok Straps, the thinner used on bicycles and for smaller bags on a motorcycle. They may seem expensive but work really well and last over a decade without any stretching. Spare ones also store easily in a small ziplock bag under the saddle for emergency carry.
Thanks for your comments. Yes I wish I would of found these sooner, they are a game changer. The bungies are in the bin. Cheers Mick
Thats what I use..work really well👍
I’m very impressed with them. Cheers Mick.