P1Tools Dirt bike Tie Down Strap Rings for Motorcycle Dirtbike ATV Trailer Truck – Strap Your Bike securely Without Scratching Handlebars – Fits Coated Tie Down Hooks – Large Loop to Hook Your Bike

Have these on 2 of my motorcycles, and use them as tie down point on the forks, instead of strapping the tie-down straps to the handlebars. They have held up well for several years, and have not bent or lost it's color.

These are awesome for the price. They are about half the price of what I’ve found other places and secures the bike great.

I bought these because I ran out of my OG ones. If you are looking at these you probably know what I mean. These were so cheap that I figured I could buy them and toss them if they didn't work out. But I was happy to see that these work great. Not as pretty as the OG stainless steel guys, but on my old dirty bikes who cares.

These make loading my KTM much easier. I sometimes worry about having the straps hooked to the triple clamps, but it seems to be sturdy so far after about 10 rides. Only thing I don't' like is the right one turns up when you tighten the fork bolt because of the torque direction, but nothing you can really do about that.

Paint was thin and metal showing in a few spots. Was between 3 and 4 stars but I just hit it with a quick spray of black and all is well.

I used these to replace the handles on my Engle 12V fridge so I can secure it to a sliding drawer with turnbuckles. These little guys are very expensive for what they are but are extremely succure. I have no doubt they would work excellent for tieing down a dirt bike. In fact, I'm going to buy a second set right now for their intended purpose.

Easy install. Loop is perfectly sized for a triple clamp bolt on a dirt bike. Larger loop is plenty big enough for any hook to go through. Only downside to these tie down rings, is when you use a rubber coated hook, and get the strap tight, the rings can cut through the rubber coating on the hook. Doesn’t bother me though.

Beats beating up your bars