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Harty · Devon's Best

Enduro bike lift strap

Holland · Clubman B

I want a lift strap for my ktm, to make it easier to drag my bike out of any situations I may find my self in. Any idea where you get these? Or can you make your own. Thanks

delvey91 · Devon's Best

Krieger haul hoops i think are the most common ones !

Kwaka Geoff · Clubman A

Try the brand 'Kriega', i think they do them.

delvey91 · Devon's Best

Front

Rear

Holland · Clubman B

I was thinking a rear! Cheers I will check them out now

DanN1664 · Clubman B

Or buy a length of 20mm nylon webbing from profabrics, melt a hole in either end with a soldering iron and bolt it on. I've made a set for every bike I've owned and they have never let me down. I think there is a youtube clip of of someone making them.

Cheers
Dan

Holland · Clubman B

Thanks will check that out the kriega ones seem to be expensive and only seem to be forsake in America! Might be my crap searching thanks

KronreifTrunkenpolzMattighofen · Devon's Best

Holland wrote:
Thanks will check that out the kriega ones seem to be expensive and only seem to be forsake in America! Might be my crap searching thanks

Use the link that Delvey91 posted, uk seller.

Holland · Clubman B

Ahh didn't realise they were links! Thanks will check it out

Holland · Clubman B

Do you have a link?

Holland · Clubman B

Ignore that last post ha

Holland · Clubman B

Ordered

Hoops · Elite

I've used Tuggers in the past, come with fittings for all sorts of bikes and you can get your own text embossed on them. Search online for them, but be careful as some of the results can be, erm, not what you're expecting!

Harty · Devon's Best

Hoops wrote:
I've used Tuggers in the past, come with fittings for all sorts of bikes and you can get your own text embossed on them. Search online for them, but be careful as some of the results can be, erm, not what you're expecting!

You sure you're on the right forum Hoopsy wink biggrin

Holland · Clubman B

Harty wrote:
Hoops wrote:
I've used Tuggers in the past, come with fittings for all sorts of bikes and you can get your own text embossed on them. Search online for them, but be careful as some of the results can be, erm, not what you're expecting!
You sure you're on the right forum Hoopsy

HAAAAAAAAA!!!!

Hoops · Elite

These! There's a UK site too which is where I bought mine from, but I'm at work and can't search right now.

TTR · Powermonger!!

Can't beat a pair of proper grab handles at the rear but agree a pull strap at the front is useful wink

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Big T · Expert

DanN1664 wrote:
Or buy a length of 20mm nylon webbing from profabrics, melt a hole in either end with a soldering iron and bolt it on. I've made a set for every bike I've owned and they have never let me down. I think there is a youtube clip of of someone making them.

Cheers
Dan

+1

A length of 1" (minimum) tie-down webbing or similar.

Cut to double the length required to go over the seat between the seat bolts, plus a couple of inches for slack.

Fold over and 'seal' the loose ends with a flame/soldering iron to stop them fraying, then make hole with soldering iron through both sides (double-thickness) big enough for seat bolts to pass through.

Bolt on with large washers to spread the load.

Job done - 10 minutes, cost zero (effectively).

Did the job nicely on current and previous bikes.

salcomberider · Clubman B

Hi Chris if you have not got one sorted yet ive got a new one here.