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Note:
• When using the tail pack, always pack heavier
items at the bottom of the bag.
Fitment to the Rear Rack
Tiger 800, Tiger 800XC
10 Litre Tail Pack:
1. Wrap the short male mounting strap around the
left hand grab rail to the inside of the front lug, so
that the tensioning strap is uppermost.
2. Wrap the short female mounting strap around the
right hand grab rail to the inside of the front lug, so
the tensioning strap is uppermost.
1. Short female mounting strap
2. Grab handle lug (right hand shown)
Note:
• On the 10 litre tail pack, the long straps are not
used when the tail pack is fitted to the rear rack.
Retain the long straps for use when fitting the tail
pack to the rear seat.
• Ensure the underside of the tail pack is clean and
dry prior to fitting.
3. Position the tail pack to the rear rack, with the logo to
the rear.
Note:
• On the 10 litre tail pack ensure the rear mounting
straps are clipped together, as they are not used
when the tail pack is fitted to the rear rack.
Remove all straps from the motorcycle when operating
the motorcycle with the tail pack removed. Operation of
the motorcycle with the straps fitted, and the tail pack
removed, may result in damage to the straps or
motorcycle.
Always ensure any excess mounting strap is tied back
around itself to prevent the strap becoming trapped in
the motorcycle.
Operation of the motorcycle with any excess strap
hanging loose may lead to the strap becoming
entangled with the rider and/or the motorcycle and
result in loss of motorcycle control and an accident.
Always tie any excess mounting strap back around itself
to prevent the strap touching the motorcycle exhaust or
chafing against the motorcycle.
Operation of the motorcycle with any excess strap not
secured may result in damage to the straps or the
motorcycle.
Ensure the tail pack or its mounting straps do not
obscure the rear light unit or direction indicators.
Riding the motorcycle with the rear lights or direction
indicators obscured may reduce other road users’
visibility of the motorcycle leading to an accident.
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