Front / Rear fender straps are essential equipment for extreme enduro events. Kriega's unique design is a self-supporting / semi-rigid solution, which is always easy to find and use.
Front:
There are two methods of fitting the front Haul Loop. Both use two (2x) heavy-duty cable ties: Undo the web on the stainless buckles. Wrap the web around the fork leg, directly under the lower triple-clamp. Re-thread the stainless buckles (making sure to feed the web back through the buckle to "lock" it off). The loose end can be placed under the elastic loop provided. To prevent the Haul Loop moving down the fork legs, you need to use a cable tie in either two (2) ways. The first method is to feed the cable tie through the small web loop next to the stainless buckle. Connect the cable tie and tighten around the fork leg directly above the lower triple-clamp. Another method is to use two (2x) cable ties linked together in a figure of eight behind the front light / number plastic. The figure eight method is a superior one, as you can fine-tune the angle of the Haul Loop by decreasing the length(s) of the cable ties. The shorter the tie the more elevated the Haul Loop will sit.
- Semi-rigid design.
- Universal fit (front only).
- Ultra-tough construction.
- Hypalon - abrasion-resistant re-enforcement.
- Toughtek - grips wet or dry.
- Alloy buckles.
- Weight: 70 grams / 2.4 ounces.
Rear:
The fitting methods for the rear Haul Loop are more varied than for the front Haul Loop. The basic requirement is to get the strap around the rear sub-frame as easily as possible. Some applications may require the rear or side panels to be cut to allow the web to exit in the correct manner (holes in the fender plastic are best formed by a soldering iron).
- Semi-rigid design.
- Universal fit (rear only).
- Ultra-tough construction.
- Hypalon - abrasion-resistant re-enforcement.
- Toughtek - grips wet or dry.
- Alloy buckles.
- Weight: 50 grams / 1.7 ounces.
- Note: KTM EXC fitment is actually to the black plastic grab areas under the fender (slightly back from the end of the actual subframe).
