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Tying Spyder down in Toy Hauler? Tie down location wrong...
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Mikey
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I guess I would have to ask why it's not feasible to install more tie downs? They make some nice wheel chocks out there, and make some threaded nut inserts that you can screw into wood , then thread a bolt threw them, when not used they are flush with the floor!!:dontknow: Maybe pictures of your rig would help us help you!!
Snoking1127
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If you have wide set tie downs in the floor you might have to make a adapter pipe of rectangular tube that spans the existing tie downs and provides other strap attachment points.
Try tying down the rear wheel. Run the strap over the center of the tire. One tie down in front of the tire and one just to the rear of the tire. Hopefully there will be no holding tanks in the way of the two D rings. If you have a 2020 or newer, you will have to cut off approx 6" of mud flap to be able to ratchet it down.
WDAVEY
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Not for a Spyder, but a Harley in a previous toy hauler. I mounted a Condor wheel chock to a 2X2 heavy aluminum angle about 3 feet long. Cut slots in the base of the angle to slip over the rings on the existing tie downs. Put carabiners through the part of the ring that stood above the slots in the angle to keep the whole thing from moving. Drilled the upright piece of the aluminum for eye bolts to hold the tie down hooks from the bike. My current setup in a 7X14 enclosed trailer uses 2 Condor chocks for the front wheels simply drilled and bolted to the floor.
Wmoater
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I made my own version of these. Look at the spyder picture and then skim through their site. It doesn’t matter where the tie downs are.
https://www.boltiton.com/sport-bike-installation/
https://www.boltiton.com/sport-bike-installation/
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