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[VANAMAL]

HEY JIM-I think i want one. maybe a group buy. my current lift isnt the quality of your lift for sure. those who dont have a lift should think about getting one. they make everything easy to do and if your fat you dont have to bend over

[skreminegul07]

Jim,
Very nice looking and functional.  I noticedthe solid base aswell.  It must be a lot heavier than the others. 

[hd-dude]

Jim,
Very nice looking and functional.  I noticedthe solid base aswell.  It must be a lot heavier than the others. 

Thanks, and yes much heavier, About 600 lbs

[CVOMOE!!]

Awesome lift Jim.  Maybe I can get the nanner down there this fall to get some Freedom cams installed.  I love the long ramp.  Mine drags the frame goig on due to the short ramp and lowered bike.

Cheers, Chris
CVOMOE
 

[SBB]

While in Daytona I saw some guys working on a bike on a lift and I liked the way they had it strapped down.
So today at the Harley shop I was browing and came across these.
Regular 69.95 on sale for 55.00 and since it was St. Patricks sale day they were another 15% off the 55.00.
So I bought them.

[SBB]

Now here is how I normally strap a bike down on the lift.

[SBB]

But now with these new tiedowns it looks like this.

 

[SBB]

They are rated at 2500# each and will swivel and retract.
Seemed like a good idea so thought I would share.
Makes a neat addition to the lift.

 

[Chief]

Now here is how I normally strap a bike down on the lift.

How come you don't use the eye bolts on the lift? They're made for the tie downs, but you don't use them.

[SBB]

How come you don't use the eye bolts on the lift? They're made for the tie downs, but you don't use them.

Using the old straps I wanted to always make sure the straps were secure in the holes on the lift. In the holes the straps never came lose.
My thought was using the eyebolts there would be a possibility that if the straps ever came loose they would fall out of the eyebolts. That would be disaster.
The new ratcheting straps make everything simpler.

 

[Chief]

Using the old straps I wanted to always make sure the straps were secure in the holes on the lift. In the holes the straps never came lose.
My thought was using the eyebolts there would be a possibility that if the straps ever came loose they would fall out of the eyebolts. That would be disaster.
The new ratcheting straps make everything simpler.

 

I see said the blind man. I guess I SHOULD use tie-downs, but just never get to it.

[porthole]

I see said the blind man.

:

         as he picked up his hammer and saw

[hd-dude]

Chip;
Those look cool. Do the clip onto the lower edge of the lift?

Can you give me the make of them. I would like to get a set to try.

Thanks for posting.

[porthole]

Chip;
Those look cool. Do the clip onto the lower edge of the lift?

Can you give me the make of them. I would like to get a set to try.

Bolt on.

I have a couple sets of these they are made for boat trailers.
gives me an idea, I'll have to see how these could work on my Bike Pro chocks - for my 

[CVOJOE]

Believe this is the mfg website, nice looking product:

http://www.immioutdoors.com/cargobuckle/

Review of this product in webbikeworld:
http://www.webbikeworld.com/r3/cargo-buckle/

Priced @ $57.88 at this place:
http://www.rvprotectionproducts.com/index.php?p=product&id=1666&parent=17