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[jerpinoy]

Good for tie down points but not for towing, JMHO

 

[Mayhem]

Please folks tie down your Spyder through the wheels as the manual recommends. Tying over the A arms and ratcheting down the Spyder will destroy your alignment. Ask me how I know this.

 

[SNOOPY]

Ohsnap! :shocked:

 

[Bob Denman]

OK folks this is soooooooooooooooooo easy , Get some Nylon or Poly rope ( the more flexible the better ).....You are going to make a short strap 12 inches or so......and you are going to put it behind the front plastic underpanel ( under the frunk ) and around the MAIN CENTER FRAME. If the strap has TWO loops ( it will have to ) you can then attach any kind of tow rope you want to them........getting the tow strap around the frame is not super easy but very doable......Mike :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::2excited:

Mike,
A variation on this theme could be to use handlebar end straps that you'd throw around a bike's bars when tying it down. Wrap them around the A-arms, just outboard from the lower shock mount; :thumbup:
EDIT: Something like these...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Powertye-Ha..._Merchandise&var=&hash=item4854b168f8&vxp=mtr

 

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

MANY POSSIBILITIES

Mike,
A variation on this theme could be to use handlebar end straps that you'd throw around a bike's bars when tying it down. Wrap them around the A-arm s just outboard from the lower shock mount; :thumbup:

I agree Bob there are many ways to go on this. But as you know I'm cheap ,cheap, cheap......That's so I can buy lots of Really neet Toys,, ie.my 500K :roflblack:....:thumbup:....So I figured use what you have ......Especially if you don't TOW often and my method absolutely guarantee's you are not going to BEND anything even if TRY......... Mike :thumbup:

 

[Bob Denman]

I know...
I've got the straps, and it's easier than crawling up under the bike... :thumbup: