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valonic Falcon - Soft Loop tie Down Straps - 4 Pack, 4400lbs, 1' x 12', Double Stitched, Black - for Motorcycle Handlebar

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About this item

  • CERTIFIED: The soft loops are tested and certified according to European norm DIN EN 12195-2 (allows commercial use in europe).
  • DATA: The motorcycle strap has a length of 1 ft and a width of 1 in. The soft ties have a breaking strength of 4400 lbs and a working strength of 1467 lbs.
  • MATERIAL: The ties consist of high-quality thick polyester. A 3-inch double cross-seam over three layers of webbing make the tie-downs extra sturdy.
  • APPLICATION: The upper part of the motorcycle soft straps is turned on one side, so that an optimal loop through is guaranteed.
  • INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Apply the soft loop with the large loop end pointing downwards. | 2. then pass the lower small loop end behind the lashing object from below through the large loop end. | 3. tighten the soft loop so that the knot enclosing the lashing object is secure and tight. Now a carabiner or hook of motorcycle tie down straps can be attached to the small loop end.


Product Description

valonic FALCON
valonic FALCON

Winfried Ensch
Reviewed in Germany on February 7, 2025
Super Preis.Sehr stabil.Ideale Lösung für das Verzurren von Motorräder.Werde mir auf jeden Fall noch welche bestellen.
A Maran
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 6, 2025
Tough thing! Really nice, affordable and exactly as described. Pretty easy to use, enough length for use on rails or other thin brackets. I recommend
TEOV
Reviewed in France on January 29, 2025
Parfait en complément des sangles à cliquet avec crochet qui ne sont pas toujours simples à accrocher ! C’est dit ! . Top pour accrocher une balançoire .
Mike Armstrong
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2024
Xstreamly strong well made webbing and outstanding carabiners
jeffrey l cole
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2024
Work great for tying down dirt bikes & ebikes without scrating up bars…leave that for the crashes.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2024
Work well
Miguel A. V.
Reviewed in Spain on October 19, 2024
Practicas y fuertes, nada mas que decir que cumplen su función y son practicas para cinchar mejor y mas rapido.
mireko
Reviewed in Poland on September 9, 2023
Pasy wyglądają na solidne. Szkoda że, nie ma wersji 50 cm.Jak dla mnie były by wtedy idealne.
Riverblue
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2023
I bought several different small soft loop tie down straps from several different manufacturers to see which one was the best. I looked at the material used and the stitching quality and these Valonic “Falcons” are far better quality than any other manufacture I compared them to. I sent the rest back and bought a few more sets of these.
BradM
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2023
I use these on the backs of the bikes. The normal sized ones are too long. These have worked great. One end-loop is open making it easier to get a hook or strap flat end through it. Well designed.
Nitro Francis
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2023
Factory roof bars are typically made of thick plastic or aluminum cross bars and mounting rails. My problem was there was no place to hook a bungee cord to as the bars/rails were as thick as a person’s wrist. Using these nifty items allows me to place the anchor points where I need them to secure overhead cargo with bungee cords and/or ropes. Great convenience for a few bucks.
Billy Bob
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2021
I’m using for a Honda 90 4 point tie down. Kinda short and kinda lite, but, very well built and do the job just fine. I didn’t want anything to heavy or bulky. Easy to use and turned so when looped no cross over. Neat!! I like that!!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2020
I bought these to use as bungee cord anchor points for attaching my road bag to my my motorcycle. They fit nicely around the top of the rear shock mount and once snugged down now I can;t get them off so I just left em on. They seem to be well made and easy to install. If anyone is planing to use them to tie your bike down for trailering run the tie downs around the lower front sliders above the fender mount and NOT to the handle bars. By holding the front end down by the slider you allow the front suspension to move but when you tighten down from the handle bars you add a lot of stress to the front fork seals. Old trick from dirt bike riders that I was shown years ago.