Installation Instructions
Extension Straps
( for large backrest)
Please Read! Please read and understand these instructions completely before installa-
tion to avoid possible injury to yourself, or damage to the accessory or vehicle. Read all
Cautions, Warnings and Notes within installation instructions and on bags. If you are
unsure about securing the bag, please contact us at 1-800-558-7755 ext. 123. Monday
through Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm CST.
1. PARTS LIST:
This product contains the following components. Before beginning installation confirm there are no
missing or damaged components.
Item # Description Qty
1. Extension Strap Kit 1
2. PREPARATION:
a. Remove straps from packaging and unfold.
b. Separate the velcro strap(s) on the back side of the
luggage. Lower the bag onto the luggage rack
keeping straps on opposite sides of the Sissy
Bar/Backrest. (Fig.1 small backrest)
3. INSTALLATION:
a. Secure loop side of velcro extension strap to hook
side of velcro on back bag strap. Ensure a minimum
of 3” of overlap. (Fig. 2)
b. Be sure the bag is centered and sitting firmly on the
luggage rack. Tighten the velcro straps around the
backrest. Fasten velcro straps to secure the bag.
(Fig. 3 large backrest)
c. Finish securing bag to bike rack as indicated by bag
Instruction sheet.
4. MAINTENANCE:
Periodically check Extension Straps. Re-adjust and/or re-tighten as required.
5. CARE AND CLEANING:
Wash using mild household detergent and soft brush to remove dirt or road grime. Rinse thoroughly and dry
before using.
6. CUSTOMER SERVICE:
For further information contact Dowco Inc. at:
DOWCO, Inc. Fax: 920-682-5891
4230 Clipper Drive Phone: 1-800-558-7755
Manitowoc, WI 54220 Website: www.dowcopowersports.com
email: feedback@dowco-inc.com
Item # 01153
Revised 5/5/07
Printed in China
* This strap is recommended for use with a sissy bar/backrest and luggage rack combination which is per-
manently attached to the motorcycle. Mount the bag at this location ONLY.
* Secure the bag to the vehicle so the bag will not shift during operation.
* Allowing any straps to hang loose may cause damage to packs and/or painted finishes. Hanging straps
may become entangled in the wheel or drive chain or belt resulting in serious personal injury and/or
property damage.
3”
Fig. 3
Fig. 1
Fig. 2