Motorcycle connecting strap
View Patent ↗Connecting straps for use for example in sports activities and methods of attaching the connecting straps. In one example, a connecting Y-strap for connecting two motorcycles together includes a body portion including a webbing sleeve and a band of elastic material disposed within the webbing sleeve, the band of elastic material being secured to the webbing material at each of a first end and a second end of the body portion, and first and second peg strap portions extending in a Y configuration from the first end of the body portion. Each of the first and second peg strap portions may have a peg loop formed at respective distal ends of the first and second peg strap portions. Examples of the connecting Y-strap may further include a strap length extending from the second end of the body portion, the strap length having an end loop at its distal end.
1 . A connecting Y-strap for connecting two motorcycles together, the connecting Y-strap comprising:
a body portion including a webbing sleeve and a band of elastic material disposed within the webbing sleeve, the band of elastic material being secured to the webbing material at each of a first end and a second end of the body portion;
first and second peg strap portions extending in a Y configuration from the first end of the body portion, each of the first and second peg strap portions having a peg loop formed at respective distal ends of the first and second peg strap portions, wherein the first and second peg strap portions have different lengths; and
a strap length extending from the second end of the body portion, wherein a distal end of the strap length includes an end loop, wherein the end loop comprises a primary loop and a secondary loop separated from the primary loop.
2 . The connecting Y-strap of claim 1 , wherein the first and second peg strap portions are extensions of the webbing sleeve.
3 . The connecting Y-strap of claim 1 , wherein the first and second peg strap portions are sewn into the webbing sleeve at the first end of the body portion.
4 . The connecting Y-strap of claim 1 , wherein the strap length is an extension of the webbing sleeve.
5 . The connecting Y-strap of claim 1 , wherein the strap length is sewn into the webbing sleeve at the second end of the body portion.
6 . The connecting Y-strap of claim 1 , wherein a length of the secondary loop is smaller than a length of the primary loop.
7 . The connecting Y-strap of claim 1 , wherein the secondary loop is separated from the primary loop by stitching.
8 . The connecting Y-strap of claim 1 , wherein the secondary loop accommodates a cord or a carabiner.
9 . The connecting Y-strap of claim 1 , wherein the band of elastic material takes no more than 18 pounds of load before the webbing sleeve engages to take the load.
10 . The connecting Y-strap of claim 1 , wherein the first and second peg strap portions form an angle of about 90 degrees at the first end of the body portion.
11 . The connecting Y-strap of claim 1 , wherein the webbing sleeve limits stretching of the band of elastic material.
12 . A connecting Y-strap for connecting two motorcycles together, the connecting Y-strap comprising:
a body portion including a webbing sleeve and a band of elastic material disposed within the webbing sleeve, the band of elastic material being secured to the webbing material at each of a first end and a second end of the body portion;
first and second peg strap portions extending in a Y configuration from the first end of the body portion, each of the first and second peg strap portions having a peg loop formed at respective distal ends of the first and second peg strap portions; and
a strap length extending from the second end of the body portion, wherein a distal end of the strap length includes a primary loop and a secondary loop separated from the primary loop.
13 . The connecting Y-strap of claim 12 , wherein the primary loop is between the secondary loop and the second end of the body portion.
14 . The connecting Y-strap of claim 13 , wherein a length of the secondary loop is smaller than a length of the primary loop.
15 . The connecting Y-strap of claim 14 , wherein the secondary loop is separated from the primary loop by stitching.
16 . The connecting Y-strap of claim 15 , wherein the secondary loop accommodates a cord or a carabiner.
17 . A connecting Y-strap for connecting two motorcycles together, the connecting Y-strap comprising:
a body portion including a webbing sleeve and a band of elastic material disposed within the webbing sleeve, the band of elastic material being secured to the webbing material at each of a first end and a second end of the body portion;
first and second peg strap portions extending in a Y configuration from the first end of the body portion, each of the first and second peg strap portions having a peg loop formed at respective distal ends of the first and second peg strap portions, wherein the first and second peg strap portions have different lengths; and
a strap length extending from the second end of the body portion, wherein a distal end of the strap length includes an end loop.
18 . The connecting Y-strap of claim 17 , wherein the end loop comprises a primary loop and a secondary loop separated from the primary loop, wherein the primary loop is between the secondary loop and the second end of the body portion, and wherein a length of the secondary loop is smaller than a length of the primary loop.