NELSON-RIGG Luggage Mounting Instructions

The RiggPak mounting system is designed to fit most backrests. However, these guidelines should be followed:
1) Top of Backrest needs to be at least 6" above seat for a secure fit.
2) Backrest needs to be at least 6" wide for a secure fit.
3) Recommended to be used with a luggage rack or on a seat.

Roll bag installation:
1) Loosen thick Velcro straps to enable them to slide over your backrest.
2) Set the RiggPak on the backrest, using as many straps as permitted by the height of your backrest.
3) With the mounting straps going through the large rectangular rings, pull tight and lay the strap back onto itself, fastening with Velcro system. Start with the bottom-most strap and work upward, cinching each strap tight.

Additional notes:
Straps have been intentionally left longer than necessary to suit rider preferences for mounting, and to accommodate a wide variety of configurations. Loose ends can be tied off or you may choose to cut the straps once the desired mounting is achieved. Simply cut strap with scissors, and heat the end of the strap with a lighter to seal ends and avoid fraying. (As with any flame, do so away from the bike and any fuel or fuel vapors)

Use without a luggage rack may cause bag to come in contact with painted surfaces and may result in scratching, unless protected. Never allow the bag to hang unsupported.

When using the security loops located on the bottom with a cable lock (not provided), make certain the cable has no slack and the lock you choose does not hang down, preventing either lock or cable from touching and damaging painted surfaces.

* The RiggPak mounting system is designed to fit most backrests, however, two guidelines should be followed:
The top of Backrest needs to be at least 6" above seat for a secure fit.
The Backrest needs to be at least 6" wide for a secure fit.

Main bag:
1) Loosen thick Velcro straps to enable them to slide over your backrest.
2) Set the RiggPak on the luggage rack, with as many straps as possible (As allowed by the height of your backrest) sliding over the backrest.
3) With the mounting straps going through the large rectangular rings, pull tight and lay the strap back onto itself fastening with Velcro system. Start with the bottommost strap and work upward, cinching each strap tight.
4) Unbuckle the side straps. Holding end that is opposite of male buckle, feed loop through the bottom D-ring located on the backside of RiggPaks. (Opposite of mounting side) With the loop coming out of the D-ring, feed the male buckle through and pull tight attaching the strap to the D-ring.
5) Route the male buckle around the bar of the backrest or front of luggage rack, and re-insert male end into the female clip. Cinch tightly. This brings the bottom of the bag close and tight to the backrest and provides side-to-side stability

* Straps have been intentionally left longer than necessary, to suit rider preferences for mounting, and to accommodate a wide variety of configurations. Loose ends can be tied off or you may choose to cut the straps once the desired mounting is achieved. Simply cut strap with scissors, and heat the end of the strap with a lighter to seal ends and avoid fraying. (As with any flame, do so away from the bike and any fuel or fuel vapors)
* Use without a luggage rack may cause bag to come in contact with painted surfaces and may result in scratching unless protected. Never allow the bag to hang unsupported. Load in compliance with your bikes maximum load capacity as stated in your owners manual. Check with your local dealer for recommendations if this information is not in your owners manual.
* When using the security loops located on the bottom with a cable lock (Not provided), make certain the cable has no slack and the lock you choose does not hang down, preventing either lock or cable from touching and damaging painted surfaces.

Main bag and roll bag (when roll bag is mounted without main bag, 600 & 900) installation:

1) Unzip foam-lined cover to expose mounting system. (Except 300)
2) Loosen thick Velcro straps to enable them to slide over your backrest.
3) Set the RiggPak on the luggage rack, with as many straps as possible sliding over the backrest (as permit by the height of your backrest) sliding over the backrest.
4) With the mounting straps going through the large rectangular rings, pull tight and lay the strap back onto itself, fastening with Velcro? system. Start with the bottom-most strap and work upward, cinching each strap tight.
5) Unbuckle the side straps. Holding the end that is opposite of the male buckle, feed the loop through the bottom D-ring located on the backside of RiggPaks. (Opposite of mounting side) With the loop coming out of the D-ring, feed the male buckle through and pull tight, attaching the strap to the D-ring.
6) Route the male buckle around the bar of the backrest, or front of luggage rack, and re-insert male end into the female clip. Cinch tightly. This brings the bottom of the bag close and tight to the backrest and provides side-to-side stability.
7) With the main and side straps now fastened, zip the foam-lined flap closed for a clean, custom finish. (Except 300; note that with backrest taller than 14", the mounting cover will not work, however this has no effect on the installation or function of the bag.

Roll Bag (when used with main bag, 600 & 900):
1) Place roll bag on top of main bag.
2) Using the shoulder strap on roll bag, unclip the male ends and attach to the female clips on the top sides of main bag, making sure to pass through the D-rings to help with alignment. Cinch tightly.
3) Install rain flap by inserting male buckles of flap into the four top female buckles on the top front and top back of main bag.

Internal Rain Liner:
1) Pack items inside of rain liner, leaving enough area at the top to be able to roll the liner down.
2) Roll the liner a few times, and seal with the side buckle system.
3) To seal the side pockets of your RiggPak^Ö from water, pack your items in zip-lock bags and place in pockets. (Not provided)
4) For a 100% waterproof RiggPak^Ö that uses no liner, please see our RiggPak^Ö Survivor Series.

Expandable (except 300):
1) Simply unzip expansion zipper when more cargo space is desired.
2) Unfold plastic bottom to accommodate the expanded area.

Additional notes:
To use your RiggPak as a backrest, simply turn it around, set on the seat, and fasten straps as previously instructed.

Straps have been intentionally left longer than necessary to suit rider preferences for mounting, and to accommodate a wide variety of configurations. Loose ends can be tied off or you may choose to cut the straps once the desired mounting is achieved. Simply cut strap with scissors, and heat the end of the strap with a lighter to seal ends and avoid fraying. (As with any flame, do so away from the bike and any fuel or fuel vapors)

Use without a luggage rack may cause bag to come in contact with painted surfaces and may result in scratching, unless protected. Never allow the bag to hang unsupported. Load in compliance with your bikes maximum load capacity as stated in your owners manual. Check with your local dealer for recommendations if this information is not in your owners manual.

When using the security loops located on the bottom with a cable lock (not provided), make certain the cable has no slack and the lock you choose does not hang down, preventing either lock or cable from touching and damaging painted surfaces.

1) Unzip foam-lined cover to expose mounting system.
2) Loosen thick Velcro
straps to enable them to slide over your backrest.
3) Set the RiggPak on the luggage rack, with as many straps as possible sliding over the backrest (as permit by the height of your backrest) sliding over the backrest.
4) With the mounting straps going through the large rectangular rings, pull tight and lay the strap back onto itself, fastening with Velcro system. Start with the bottom-most strap and work upward, cinching each strap tight. All straps have intentionally been left longer on this model to accommodate even the widest of backrests. After mounting your RiggPaks
to you bike you may trim the excess straps to a more acceptable length if necessary. Simply cut straps with scissors, and heat the end of the strap with a lighter to seal ends and avoid fraying. (As with any flame, do so away from the bike and any fuel or fuel vapors)
5) Unbuckle the side straps. Holding the end that is opposite of the male buckle, feed the loop through the bottom D-ring located on the backside of RiggPaks. (Opposite of mounting side) With the loop coming out of the D-ring, feed the male buckle through and pull tight, attaching the strap to the D-ing.
6) Route the male buckle around the bar of the backrest, or front of luggage rack, and re-insert male end into the female clip. Cinch tightly. This brings the bottom of the bag close and tight to the backrest and provides side-to-side stability.
7) With the main and side straps now fastened, zip the foam-lined flap closed for a clean, custom finish. (Please note that with backrest taller than 14", the mounting cover will not work and can be completely removed. This has no effect on the installation or function of the bag.)

Internal Rain Liner:
1) Pack items inside of rain liner, leaving enough area at the top to be able to roll the liner down.
2) Roll the liner a few times, and seal with the side buckle system.
3) To seal the side pockets of your RiggPak
from water, pack your items in zip-lock bags and place in pockets. (Not provided)
4) For a 100% waterproof RiggPak
that uses no liner, please see our RiggPak Survivor Series.

Expandable Section:
1) Simply unzip expansion zipper when more cargo space is desired.
2) Unfold plastic bottom to accommodate the expanded area.

To use your RiggPak as a backrest, simply turn it around, set on the seat, and fasten straps as previously instructed.

Straps have been intentionally left longer than necessary to suit rider preferences for mounting, and to accommodate a wide variety of configurations. Loose ends can be tied off or you may choose to cut the straps once the desired mounting is achieved. Simply cut strap with scissors, and heat the end of the strap with a lighter to seal ends and avoid fraying. (As with any flame, do so away from the bike and any fuel or fuel vapors)

Use without a luggage rack may cause bag to come in contact with painted surfaces and may result in scratching, unless protected. Never allow the bag to hang unsupported. Load in compliance with your bikes maximum load capacity as stated in your owners manual.

These instructions are provided by NELSON-RIGG and have been slightly re-worded in a few instances for our customers.

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