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Rocket_Cowboy
06-08-2007, 06:54 PM
I've had a few people email/PM me about the MotoFizz bag and how it mounts to the bike, so I snapped a few pics to show how I have it set up in order to help.

The bag came with straps for mounting to the bike. The problem I had was that the instructions are in Italian, so I had to kind of guess as to how best to secure the bag to the bike.

Here's the straps positioned around the rear seat:
http://www.rocketcowboy.net/gallery/files/1/DSC03332.jpg

The front straps are pretty easy to see. They simply attach to the grab rails:
http://www.rocketcowboy.net/gallery/files/1/DSC03333.jpg

The rear straps attach underneath the trunk support:
http://www.rocketcowboy.net/gallery/files/1/DSC03334.jpg

A closer view of the under-trunk straps:
http://www.rocketcowboy.net/gallery/files/1/DSC03335.jpg

The straps will secure to anything. There's a look on one end, with the other end being a catch to connect back to the bag. I simply loop the strap around a mount point, running the catch through the loop at the end of the strap to secure it to the mount point. The length of the straps can be adjusted, so I start with the rear straps to get the bag snugged against the trunk, then tighten the front straps simply to hold the bag in place.

Hope this helps.

Squeaky
06-08-2007, 07:00 PM
Add another pics with the bag!

sherob
06-08-2007, 07:46 PM
RC... she's trouble :trust:

Squeaky
06-08-2007, 07:53 PM
RC... she's trouble :trust:

Well, without doing a search and just by looking at the mounting straps I'm going to assume it's some kind of tail bag. :shrug:

Rocket_Cowboy
06-09-2007, 11:20 AM
Sorry ... here's the bag ;)

http://www.rocketcowboy.net/gallery/files/1/DSC03329.jpg

Most of the questions about it came up after I posted the Cape Fear 1000 ride report. I've got a few pictures of it in there too.

lddave
06-10-2007, 11:01 AM
I used the mid sized MotoFizz to hold my tent and other camping gear on the KTM last summer while in Canada.
Good quality and a fair price.