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I have been looking at the new variety of strapless tie down systems that are coming out. They look like the way to go. Has anyone used or had any experience with any of these strapless tie down systems?
I built one very much like the second one on your list, except it had a pair of "ears" permanently mounted below the frame under the tranny. It worked great in the trailer but the ears hanging down from the frame used to bottom out on speed bumps, etc. when I was riding with a passenger. When my friends were checking/rechecking their straps, I didn't need to. These look a little better engineered.
BTW I only trailered in the winter to get to the south.
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