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Position and secure it at designated carrying points, respecting limits and stability.
Use the designated carrying points and accessories, observe their limits, distribute the weight and secure it without interfering with vision, controls or stability. Follow the motorcycle and accessory manuals. A tank bag may have a small load limit: it does not generally authorise placing any heavy object there. Do not put loose items at your feet or rely on a rucksack to secure a load that compromises balance.
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Leave it loose at the rider’s feet.
Position and secure it at designated carrying points, respecting limits and stability.
Always place it on the fuel tank without checking accessory limits.
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