Bike tie down i thought i seen posted on the org

[Dopey]

So I thought I seen it on here quite awhile back but haven't had any luck finding it. I recall a discussion about a tie down that was made to go thru the swingarm bolt with rings on either side to strap too. Does anyone remember this post or has anyone used something that is like that??

[sixpack577]

@GIXERHP or @MCMUSTANG ??
I think they've posted those in their trailers before??

[bigoltool]

This?

Trailer Restraint System - Suzuki GSXR1000 ('01-'08), GSXR600/750 ('97-'05), Hayabusa ('99-'22)

The Pit Bull Trailer Restraint System is a revolutionary way to transport your motorcycle using a combination of features never seen before. It holds the bike from its rear axle and allows both tires

www.pit-bull.com

[HayaWakened]

Tried all sorts of webbed tie-down solutions for inside a van. The Pit Bull TRS @bigoltool mentions above, at about $400 USD (excluding the bike-specific axle pins) is worth every penny. Roll the bike in, lock it down, you're done. LOVE this config. Won't go back. One system, multiple bikes. Axle pins cost about $50.

EDIT: I mean one system, multiple bikes, but one bike at a time
EDIT02: The DIY plywood allows me to pull the whole system out of the van and no holes drilled into the floor

[sixpack577]

Slick setup,
and Great idea with the plywood.

[HayaWakened]

Slick setup,
and Great idea with the plywood.

This van (Chevy Express) comes with factory tie-down points, Fr, Mid & Rr (3 sets). Pulled those Rr bolts, matched 'em with a longer size, so the plywood bolts into those existing thru-bolt points. Stole the idea off of YouTube

[fallenarch]

I agree with the Pitbull. But in a pinch there is a threaded rod run through the rear axle.

[202mphbusa]

rear will not work for me

[sixpack577]

rear will not work for me

Why not?
Are you using a different axle?

[202mphbusa]

Why not?
Are you using a different axle?

No
What holds the bike up while I get off and put the rear stand in? what do I have to "ride over"?

[sixpack577]

No
What holds the bike up while I get off and put the rear stand in? what do I have to "ride over"?

Gothcha
Maybe @HayaWakened will post more details?
If I had to guess, possibly up the ramp, through the rear stand and into a front wheel chock, and then push the rod through the axle?
He track rides his bike too, so I don't think he has a kickstand either??
I know you wouldn't for LSR.

[Dopey]

This?

Trailer Restraint System - Suzuki GSXR1000 ('01-'08), GSXR600/750 ('97-'05), Hayabusa ('99-'22)

The Pit Bull Trailer Restraint System is a revolutionary way to transport your motorcycle using a combination of features never seen before. It holds the bike from its rear axle and allows both tires

www.pit-bull.com

No one seen these and this would be the ideal thing but the one I was thinking of goes thru the swingarm pivot bolt ( I should of been more specific ) it was basically a piece of threaded rod that ran thru there with rings that attached in either side. Me and a buddy are in the process of trying to make something along those lines and I was hoping for some feedback. Basically the idea is to put the front tire in a wheel chock and then secure it with a couple straps to the rings.

[sixpack577]

All I've got is that frame hole is about 13/16" or 20mm.
So you could use solid rod vs threaded.

[202mphbusa]

@GIXERHP can the Baxley be bolted down Semi Properly?

[HayaWakened]

You can attach the TRS axle component to the bike while it's on a rear stand. That's what the (included) bungy is for: pop the unit into the axle then pivot up and attach to something so you can wheel the bike around. There's a bunch of vids

LOL yeah I still got a kickstand. I'm more like a wannabe track rider. Ran those teflon Michelin's in the pic at the track

[202mphbusa]

Kickstand I still have one and lights and a registration and inspection Bike is street legal

[fallenarch]

This is the picture I was looking for as far as a DIY tie-down

that puts no pressure on the suspension.

[HayaWakened]

puts no pressure on the suspension.

Had to replace both seals on the V Strom after 1,300 mi in the back of a van using webbed tie down. Suddenly a different option became attractive

[Mythos]

No
What holds the bike up while I get off and put the rear stand in? what do I have to "ride over"?

If you're talking about the Pit Bull Trailer Restraint, you hold the bike up. The stand is already attached to the bike and held up by the included bungee. You just unhook the bungee and lower it and it will slide right into the locks. I wouldn't try to ride up the ramp with the bike, just push it up. It's easy if your park the trailer on a small decline but anyone can push a busa up a trailer ramp with a quick walking pace before you get there. You could ride it up if your weight doesn't compress the suspension so much you hit the bike as you're going over the top of the ramp. Then get off and lower the bar into the clamps. It's not easy to get the bike lined up perfectly so that the trailer restraint locks right in but you get the hang of it. Just don't back down the ramp with the stand lowered, it has little wheels so you can roll it behind the bike. If you back down the ramp with the stand lowered off teh bungee, the handle will scrape the pavement. You can roll up with the stand lowered just don't roll back down unless you raise the stand and bungee it.

[Mythos]

Pit Bull Trailer Restraint Platform for U-Haul Trailer | Maintenance and Do-It-Yourself

Pit Bull Trailer Restraint Platform In U-Haul Motorcycle Trailer The Pit Bull Trailer Restraint does an excellent job of holding the bike secure without compressing the suspension with straps or having tie-downs touching the bike anywhere. My only gripe is that the trailer restraint has wheels...

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