Alright guys, so I got the bike loaded up in the back of the truck and one of the things that I mentioned earlier is having your straps already here in the proper place. Now this is bike number two in left to right. So this would be bike one, this would be bike two. So we're going to put our first strap to the chalk tab on bike one's chalk and we're going to come over and we're going to lace a soft tie through the triple tree and I like to, there's a cheater move, I like to balance the bike with my foot on the foot peg and all I'm going to do is I'm going to stuff that strap through, I'm going to hook the soft tie and then I'm going to cinch the strap just relatively snug, straight for now. I'm going to secure the other soft tie on the other side of the bike. The hardest part is getting the strap behind the number mask or the headlight. So now what I'm going to do is I'm going to do a little strap maintenance, I'm going to tuck this strap into the safety hook. Alright, so let's just say that we have the bike chalk here but we want to reposition it, we're going to take a third bike or we want to maximize the cargo loading space in the back of the truck. All you have to do is pull the detent pin, slide the chalk where you want it and this one we're going to go all the way over, line up the hole, detent pin and we're re-adjusted, ready to go. Okay, so with the bike in this far outside position we're going to utilize the telescoping arm. All we need to do is pull the wire safety pin, slide the telescoping arm out and tell the bolt, excuse me, and tell the whole clicks, that's approximately 10 inches. Now we're going to secure the strap in the position, I've got the bike already loaded but typically you would have the straps laid out maybe on the bed rail and ready for when you bring the bike up. So now we're going to thread this strap soft tie behind the number mask or the headlight secure and just real lightly attach it. Now this next chalk, if we're running two bikes extremely wide so that the center of your truck is accessible for gear. Notice the one bike stays up with one strap and what we're going to do is we're going to attach it to the other chalk. So let's move that one over to simulate that we're using the full bed and so we've got the chalks as wide as possible. So I'm going to put that detent pin down in. Sometimes there are a little bit of a lining it up as the hardest part. So I'm going to position my strap on the rack. Extend the strap and again I'm going to stuff the soft tie behind the mask and the brake lines. I'm going to hook. Now again the bike is very loose. Okay and all we're going to do is we're going to push this way. Sint it down a little bit. Sint it down this way a little bit and the bike is extremely secure and if you'll notice we're all the way outside on the outside edge of the truck bed. So we'll get a shot for you from behind so you can see how much of the truck bed is usable for storage for gear.