anyone got experiance with strap ons ??

[CRAIGREVO]

From the thread title I thought you were planning something like this. :laugh: :laugh:

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[mark1150]

Webbing straps for me too, just remember to close off with a half hitch.
Bungees are fine for soft stuff, eg a rucksack, as they can bite into them without slippage,
I wouldn't advocate their usage on hard surfaces as the same principle in reverse applies.

[V-Rider]

From the thread title I thought you were planning something like this. :laugh: :laugh:

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BRILLIANST! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

[Mr Free Market]

I’m will Alun on this – cargo nets every time. The more, the better

[Peejay]

Once the gear is secure, then sure I add a cargo net over the top. Dead handy for stashing kit etc, also dry my undercrackers while I'm riding, the clean ones I've just washed :whistle:

[Roadcat]

I use a cargo net too, but I've just noticed that Chainspeed have a sale on Rok Straps at the moment: Chainspeed

[Francis Begbie]

Cargo nets and bungees, they are couple of quid each.

Those rokstraps seem a good idea but aren't they £20 a pop or something.

[flyinwalrus]

I use mixture of pull through webbing straps n plastic hooked bungees...roc straps supposed to be the biz but are expensive

[LargeWayRound]

not over keen on soft throw-overs so double check everything.... twice

My panniers have click-together plastic catches, So after spending ages getting everything to fit right I decided to cable tied these together so they would not come un-clicked.
safety first

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[Jimbike]

From the thread title I thought you were planning something like this. :laugh: :laugh:

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At least the pillion doesn't need a grab rail! :woohoo: