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I just purchases a Kuryaky 5251 XKursion bag that sits on top of the tour pak luggage rack.
I cannot find any instructions or vids to show how to actually secure this thing to the rack.
Any ideas. It has the 2 single hook straps and the 2 double hook straps.
Yeah, I have this page. Doesn't really give a good idea of how to run the straps around the luggage rack. Just shows the straps
and says make sure it is secure before riding.
I know this bag can fit a bunch of different bikes/racks so didn't expect Kury to have instructions for every situation.
That is why I threw it up here to see if anyone has the same bag or similar bag and has a good way to run the straps.
Short term I can use heavy velcro and a cargo net, which I actually kind of like anyhow. But would be good to know how to do it with the straps.
Thanks
We've been using the Kuryakyn Roll bags on our bikes. My tent didn't fit in it very well so I just picked up a Nelson Riggs bag. Reading your question I thought I'd go put the new bag on to see how it fit.
I hook the back of the bag on first and run the strap behind the post that attaches to the tour pack then loop it once on the back bar. leave the straps loose and do the same on the front. Tighten the straps so the bag is centered side to side and front to back. If you follow what I've done you'll see the bag cannot move or shift in any direction tied down this way.
Be careful, I have pulled D rings off and the swivels through the webbing tightening the straps, as the bags age things weaken, I carry a few extra straps
We've been using the Kuryakyn Roll bags on our bikes. My tent didn't fit in it very well so I just picked up a Nelson Riggs bag. Reading your question I thought I'd go put the new bag on to see how it fit.
I hook the back of the bag on first and run the strap behind the post that attaches to the tour pack then loop it once on the back bar. leave the straps loose and do the same on the front. Tighten the straps so the bag is centered side to side and front to back. If you follow what I've done you'll see the bag cannot move or shift in any direction tied down this way.
Be careful, I have pulled D rings off and the swivels through the webbing tightening the straps, as the bags age things weaken, I carry a few extra straps
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Kuryaky tour pak bag
