
Tension strap 5000 x 25mm
Tension strap 5000 x 25mm vendor-unknown Accessory tension strap for bicycle covers for outdoor storage used to secure bike garages and covers on standard bicycles, for example when your garage or cover is at the station or under an open carport in windy weather.
Why this cover is a good choice
- Keeps your cover secure against the wind, so the bike garage does not blow away in strong wind.
- Makes it easy to fasten with gloves on thanks to a large buckle opening.
- Reaches around handlebars and frame with a 5 meter length, so you avoid loose ends and tension points.
- Helps prevent wear over time, as the material is UV-resistant and dirt-repellent.
Fit and measurements
Length: 5000 mm. Width: 25 mm. Breaking strength: 250 kg. The strap can be fed around handlebars, frame or under the bike to keep the bike cover or garage cover tight and secure.
Features and materials
High-strength tension strap designed for loads up to 250 kg. The buckle has a large opening, which makes it easy to thread the strap even with gloves. The surface is UV-resistant and dirt-repellent, which reduces wear during outdoor storage.
Use and storage
Use the tension strap to secure bike covers on balconies, in courtyards and at shared bicycle parking or when the bike is parked at the station. Pull the strap around the handlebars or frame and lock the buckle to prevent the cover from blowing off. When the strap is not in use, roll it up and store it dry in the shed or in the storage room of the bike garage.
Frequently asked questions
What is the length and width of the tension strap?
5000 mm length and 25 mm width.
How is the tension strap fastened, and can I tighten it with gloves?
The tension strap uses a buckle with a large opening, which makes it easy to thread and tighten even with gloves.
Does the strap withstand sun and dirt?
Yes, the strap is UV-resistant and dirt-repellent and has a breaking strength of 250 kg.
Related guides
Are you unsure about what to pay attention to - then you can benefit from reading our advice on what you should pay attention to when choosing your cover. Also remember to read our maintenance/care guide.