Bike Tow Strap

Description

The Bike Tow Strap can get you out of a few sticky situations. You might have some mechanical issues, ran out of fuel or you might just be stuck.

When you are out riding, there are factors that you are not in control over. You might get stuck in a difficult place where you might require some assistance to get out. This is where you can use your Tow Rope. You can have another person tow you out of the spot you are in or you can wrap it around the bike and have them manually pull you out.

Another place where the Tow Strap could come in handy is if you run out of fuel, you have a dead battery or there is some other mechanical/electrical issue where you are not capable of riding your bike.

In order to tow a bike, you have to know how to use the Bike Tow Strap. The best is to hook it onto the leading motorcycle’s riding foot peg (left or right). You will then attach it to the opposite foot peg on the bike that is being towed (leading bike has it hooked on his/her right peg, the rear towed bike will attache it on their left foot peg). For the attachment of the rear bike, wrap it once around the peg and put your foot on it NEVER HOOK THE REAR BIKE. The main reason not for hooking it onto the rear bike is that if the rider sees trouble or wants to get out of a situation, all they need to do is lift up their foot and the tow rope will detach.