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Old 01-25-17 | 02:18 AM
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Miele Man
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Originally Posted by bosco500
I'm obviously new to touring, tried searching with no luck. I'm trying to figure out the best way to hold items on the rear rack (without over thinking it). I've seen bungie cords, pull straps, rope, etc... Is there a "standard" method that is safer than the others?
I love my Coghlan's Arno Straps. they're like super long toe straps and they have a multitude of uses. they have a metal buckle that's very esy to loosen the strap with and they don't break when it's below freezing.

They come in your choice of 24", 36", 48" or 60" lengths. Being that the strap ir nylon it's very easy to get a longer strap and then shorten it to the exact length you want if you want to shorten a strap.

Arno Straps - 48" | Ropes & Straps | Coghlan's

Coghlans Arno Straps 48 In $4.47 pair by Miele Man, on Flickr

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