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Hemisphere Saddlebag

Stow your trail tools, spare inner tube or auxiliary fuel container in the Exterior

Stash pockets. This is the place for all those heavy items that you will need along

the trail. These generous spaces are designed to carry those items down low,

behind the riders' legs for the best handling of the bike on challenging terrain

and also for easy road cruising. Use the side compression straps to close these

pockets and also to cinch your load as tightly as possible.

Tip- If you put your spare inner tube in a one gallon zip lock or heavy gauge bag

you can sprinkle baby powder on the tube so it slides into the tire much easier

and does not destroy the tube from contract with other tools and thousands of

off road miles.

IMPORTANT - Do not stow tools or other hard/sharp objects in these pockets

without some sort of protective wrap. Tools will vibrate and begin to wear

through just about any material if they are loose.

Shown here and below is the correct location for an auxiliary dry bag or stuff

sack to stow other lightweight yet bulky items like your tent. Use the 2 Rear

compression straps to secure BEHIND the Saddlebag. As with the interior

compression Sack straps, give these two straps extra tugs to ensure you have

allowed any air to escape. You will be pleased with how tight the whole kit be-

comes when you have successfully compressed the load using the compression

straps.

IMPORTANT – After the 1st few hundred miles and during your trip the

load will settle. Check contents and bag status and re-tighten the straps as

necessary. Make this a habit when you stop each time.

Installation & Care Instructions