How the hell do you put the webbing in??????? I have the bars installed and now I need to web them. How do you get them in there??? There are 4 dashes (holes) that the web are supposed to be threaded through.

Is there any sites that could help me??

ANY help would be appreciated...

PS: I LOVE how DG doesnt put directions in ANY of their F'ing products...

for one thing i have found it is easier to do with the nerfs off the bike
but any way you put the stap into the fist hole and use your fingers to push it through the second hole after you have the web through the second hole pull it to your desired tightnes. then push it trough the third hole and use your fingers to push it back out the 4th hole and repeat for each web strap just so you know its a pain in the butt and your fingers will hurt but after the first two or three it gets easier.
p.s. your lucky i had to do mine with a cast on my left arm

Is there any companies that already thread them?

I have the DG Nerfs, also no instructions!! This is what I did, It worked out great. You have the 4 slots as mentioned above: lets number them 1 thru 4 starting at the top working your way around to the bottom. Got it. OK, insert the start of the webbing into slot #1 all the way throught the bottom slot #4. Do this at every location around the entier nerf. Adjust them until you get them centered. Then take the end of the strap that is hanging out of #4 into slot #3 then out #2. If you need to tighten them up just pull down at #4 and give it some slack and tug on the tip of the strap. I won't slip and it tucks up nicely against the upper strap. Cake!!

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I hope this helps!

Let me know if this made sense. It does work.

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I have tried it both ways that where mentioned. First, the way gregv mentioned then when they wouldn't stay tight I put them in correctly, the way blastmaster mention. They also look better that way too[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]. It helps to use a small flat screwdriver to guide the nets into the slots (2&4). It gets easier as you get the hang of it.