Canyon Dancer Tiedown Strap Rings

Have two sets of these installed on different bikes. They are VERY well made and finished, not like some roughed-out, bent piece of metal, but they are just plain quality (and I don't give a lot of reviews like this, only when something stands out and needs to be praised). These are strong and rigid, able to hold down about anything (within reason) and do it safely. For the price, they're an excellent anchor point for tie downs that doesn't mar your bars, or break controls from slipping hooks. Well worth the money in this day and age of cheap, breakable, Chinese crap (no offense..., just how it is).

I was apprehensive due to the pictures (they looked a little thin), but these are some very stout rings. They are made of a heavy gauge stainless steel. Definitely not worried about bending them. Don't waste your time trying to find something similar at the hardware store - you won't. I know because I looked. Wish I had discovered these years ago. So much easier than hooks or soft loops over the bars! Worth every penny!

Worked great on my 23 te300i

Haven’t tried them out yet. Put on but not hooked anything up. Seem well made.

If you ever have had to tie your motorcycle down to transport it, I bet you used your handle bars to attach the tie down hook. Then, when you untie your motorcycle, you notice scratch marks all over you handle bars from the metal hooks... Sometimes I have also seen other riders who mess up their throttle or clutch cables because they accidentally get the metal tie down hook on top of the cable instead of the handle bar. Now there is a better way. By installing Tie Down Strap Rings on the fork clamp you get a very secure anchor point to attach the tie down hook. Installation is very simple and takes about three minutes to complete. Once installed they are out of the way and add almost no weight to your motorcycle. These rings are pretty thick and made from stainless steel. I have had these installed on each my 3 motorcycles for about 4 years now. When I transport my motorcycles, I crank the ratcheting tie down straps down very tight. None of the Tie Down Strap Rings have shown any sings of bending or cracking. Also, in the 4 years they have been installed, none have shown signs of rust. All in all these are a great way to tie down you motorcycle and the price is pretty good at less then $10. The photos below show the Tie Down Strap Rings installed on my Suzuki DRZ400S. -Steve

Great way to tie down my duel sport bike when trailering. It's out of the way when not in use. Harley has a similar one as an accessory, I've never had any issues with it. I never liked tying down from the handle bars.

I use these to tie down my Kawasaki's, 2011 KLR650 & 2009 KLX250S. Very sturdy, no worrys.

These are great. Fit and finish are excellent. Apart to be a high grade of stainless steel as I've seen no corrosion. I've used these for everything but their intended purpose. They're handy to keep around. The are cheaper options out there, but I've ordered several from canyon dancer because I'm familiar with the quality.