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Balanced between both sides, securely fastened and within load limits.
Distribute it evenly between both sides, secure it firmly and do not exceed the load limits of the motorcycle, panniers or mounts. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and keep lights and controls unobstructed. Suitable placement depends on the model and equipment; there is no universal ranking making any tank bag the best location for heavy objects.
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With all the weight in one pannier, even if it unbalances the motorcycle.
Unsecured and exceeding load limits.
Balanced between both sides, securely fastened and within load limits.
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