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A10299
$35.00
Made in USA
Mondo Straps are named after the classic motorcycle movie, "Mondo Enduro". When they set out on their world trip they had hard luggage on their bikes. By the end of the movie the riders that were still pushing forward were all using simple straps and some homemade dry bags. The simple fact is soft luggage is more durable off road than hard luggage.
The Mondo Straps Kit has been designed to work with or without our soft racks. These straps allow you to use any bag you want for luggage. When installed properly you will be able to thrash about offroad and your luggage will stay put!
To use the Mondo Straps make a girth hitch around any mount point on your bike. Next, thread the flat runner back through the heavy duty metal cam buckle and pull it tight. The Mondo straps are easy on and easy off. The integrated tensioner system will keep your luggage in place no matter what terrain your adventure takes you on.
As always, every product comes with our Hardcore Warranty and Raving Fan Guarantee
Had some ROK straps before this and the plastic buckles failed. These are more secure, more durable, AND somehow cheaper than ROK straps. Perfect for luggage.
I bought the straps and use them over top of the big bags I carry on the back of my Adventure bike. These straps made all the difference in keeping the load secure and keeping it from shifting while riding off-road. Would definitely recommend.
I would have strapped my gear down with NRS straps anyway.
However, the bungee incorporated into the Green Chile system gives your load the perfect amount of give and take on rough roads.
Great strap system!
I rode 4700 miles from Louisiana up to Oklahoma City followed Route 66 out to the pier then rode the PCH, then the Malibu canyons and back to Louisiana and didn’t have a single worry or concern with these straps holding my bag on
The straps are so cool, I can’t wait to use them. I’m sure folks will ask “where did you get those?” It’s like Napoleon’s game table in the Biltmore, I’m sure they asked Vanderbilt the same thing when they saw that.
