how to tie down a bike in Hobbi 200
Here is a picture of what my toy hauler looks like, has 4 tie down rings. Great for atv, but how to tie down a bike and keep the wheels from sliding out?
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I've been checking out the system that "atwowheelguy" uses. About $300-$400 depending on options. Looks pretty secure and easy to use.
If using a chock and plywood, I think putting a rubber mat between the floor and plywood would give it a lot more "traction" to keep it from moving around.
If using a chock and plywood, I think putting a rubber mat between the floor and plywood would give it a lot more "traction" to keep it from moving around.
