• Ensure secure attachment of the metal plate to your motorcycle’s tank
• Avoid overloading the bag and obstructing controls or visibility
• Regularly clean the bag and inspect the metal plate, bolts, and strap
• Reapply thread locker to bolts if they become loose
• Avoid obstructing the handlebars, controls, or your line of sight while using the tank bag.

Wash and Care

Step 1 – Prep

Undo all zippers, velcro, straps and buckles
Shake off any surface dirt
Use a soft brush if required
Wipe clean with a damp microfiber cloth

Step 2 – Which Detergent?

• Use (in order of preference)
• Purpose-made tech-wash
• Neutral unscented liquid detergent
• Woolen liquid detergent
• Baby shampoo
• Completely Avoid
• Any type of granular powder detergent
• Any type of heavily scented liquid detergent
• Any type of fabric softener or bleach

Step 3 – Soak

• Dissolve 1 to 2 caps of detergent in a bucket of water, per unit of luggage
• Soak for at least 30 minutes
• Avoid hot water. Test with the back of your hand. If it’s too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for your luggage.

Step 4 – Wash and Rinse

• Agitate and scrub within your hands, inside and outside.
• Focus on spots with grease and grime
• Repeat until clean
• Rinse multiple times until free of detergent
• Avoid using hard, abrasive brushes. Use a soft brush if required.

Step 5 – Drip Dry

• Drip dry. Place upside-down to let water drip out.
• Once dry on the outside, turn the bag inside-out and let dry
• Do not machine dry. Do not use a hair dryer or any type of heater during the drying process.
• Do not be exposed to direct sunlight.

Step 6 – Storage

• Store in a cool dry ventilated place, away from direct sunlight.
• Do not store while damp or wet. Dry completely before storage.
• Clean thoroughly before long-term storage.