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These handy straps stabilize your bike's handlebars and wheels during transport. Adjustable TPE straps with plastic buckles can be used with your trunk-mounted or hanging-style bike rack. Includes 2 straps.
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Today we are going to be taking a look at a Saris bike wheel strap in a two pack, part number Sa3033. I'll go ahead and show you how your bike rides with a saris bike strap and without a strap. The saris bike strap is designed to keep the front and back wheels from spinning and also the front wheels from turning and coming in contact with your other bikes, the bike rack, or the back of the vehicle. There are several ways that the saris bike strap can be used. You can use it to attach the front wheel to the frame up here, or you can use the strap to attach both the front and back tires together. This is going to help keep them both from spinning and from spinning the pedals can move and come in contact with the bike rack or your other bikes. What we'll do is we'll start of by simply just wrapping the strap around the back tire coming up around the frame and then around the front tire like so. Then we'll meet the two together in the center and we'll take the end of the strap that does not have the buckle and insert it through the groove here, out through the other slot, and pull it tight.
Now actually I'm going to go ahead and adjust the location of the strap, because you can see the strap does come in contact with this part of the bike and I don't want anything to get pinched or damaged. Now what we'll do is we'll just go ahead and pinch in the tabs and buckles over here and allow it to easily disconnect and we'll go ahead and move this and you can see that we have already had the straps secured to each end of the buckle. I just took it apart real quickly by pressing in the two tabs of the buckle; now its already set, now we'll simply just pull it tight. Then you can see both the back tire and front tire aren't gonna be able to spin anymore, and also not going to have as much twist to be able to come in contact with your bikes or the back of the vehicle. Then if you are not really worried about securing the back tire, again, you can just secure it to the frame up here, this will give you another connection option. Pull this tight, and then after securing the excess slack, you can see that again it will prevent the tire and handle bar from moving back and forth and coming in contact with the other bikes or the back of the vehicle. Now I'll go ahead and show you how your bike rides with a saris bike strap and without a strap. With that that will complete today's review of the saris bike wheel straps in a two pack, part number SA3033. .
Average Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars (22 Customer Reviews)
These handy straps stabilize your bike's handlebars and wheels during transport. Adjustable TPE straps with plastic buckles can be used with your trunk-mounted or hanging-style bike rack. Includes 2 straps.I ordered by phone and told the person what straps I needed but wouldn’t be able to get them until in March. The salesperson said that these would work. No you they won’t. I needed the one to hook to the back of my Rogue. The stabilizer strap. These are for bike wheels. Totally wrong.
Great product. Quick delivery.
Straps work great and keep my handlebars and wheels from rotating.
Equipment works as should and sturdy.
DID THE PERFECT JOB WOR WHAT I NEED THEM FOR!
Shipping was so fast, products were great quality!
Items were as advertized.
Fine for what they are.
They did what they were suppose to do! Glad I got them!
Exactly what I needed.
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Katrina D.
2/8/2024
Well that is not good to hear at all. Yeah, I can see in the notes on your order, that there was some confusion on what these straps are meant for and what you were needing. I am so sorry for this confusion. This is an anchor strap, to hold your wheels in place while in transit. As you mentioned, you will be needing a Curt stabilizer strap that will hold your entire bike rack in place, using a clip on the end of the strap that connects to the vehicle. It looks to me, like part # 18050 (the part you originally requested) was out of stock and has recently been updated to in stock on our site. I will get this information over to customer service for them to get a refund in place and see what we can do to get you the Curt strap.