How do you attach the straps?
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The image didn't come through so I don't know what you are referring to Kat
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I run a zig zag pattern to each end and have them strapped on each side...you can use Velcro straps too....
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The straps should go over the top of the carrier. The carrier has D-Rings on the side of it that act as guides for the straps, but they are not the attachment method. You are welcome to give us a call at 888.685.GEAR and we can provide installation assistance.
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There are two options: two belt-like straps to fasten to the top of the rack, and two straps on the inside side of each bag to velcro to the lower/side part of the rack. I find that these options are plenty for securing the bags. I hope that helps!
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It is weird and not well designed. A loop would be better.I cross my straps, like Im tying a shoelace at the start, then attach the straps to each other's velcro. Works decent.
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Hi William. I own one of these. It attaches with 3 straps - two are elastic and one (at the top) is elastic with Velcro. Basically you open up the compartment, slip the bag on the compartment cover, sliding it from the bottom. Then the strap attached to the top of the bag feeds down and attaches to one of the elastic ones with Velcro to keep the bag from sliding down. Works great.
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Place Velcro straps across front. Slide one end at a time into rear loops then pull tight and fold back to front and it will secure with the velcro
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You attach the shoulder pads with 3 bolts each. Put the two pulley bars into their receptacles and attach with a large knob. Run the ropes through the pulleys, then through a cylinder under the carriage, and tie a knot in the end to keep them sliding back out. That's it.
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There are bungee-cord straps that hook the bag to your rack. Just be sure not to forget to strap them on...made that mistake twice and ripped the bungee cords off the bag once I started riding
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I also don't remember if there were instructions in the package. However they do have a video on their website showing you the Hammock and strap setup. It's nothing complicated. Set it up, get in and see how it fits. If adjustments are needed they are very easy to make. YouTube has a lot of videos on them with lots of ideas and tricks you can use. I love mine.
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You have to get one of the flat plastic adjustor pieces that is available. It has 2 long rectangular slots, so the strap is adjustable. I just pop riveted the ones I did and wound it with electrical tape. You could use small screws, nuts and washers also.
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You need a roof rack or the rails for one. If you do then the nylon straps loop around and tighten by a simple pull of the straps through the buckles.
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the straps are already attached to each end - top right and bottom right are connected, top left and bottom left are connected.when you have the twin sheath on your back, it will hang low or even sag, because it has too much slack.while the sheaths are mounted on the back, simply grab the right strap, and move it over the head to the other side.do this with the other side - this will take up some of the slack.if that is not enough, get a close pin and pinch some of the slack and then use the close pin to keep it there from getting too loose. hope this helps.
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straps should make an X in front of the swords. head goes thru the gap at the top of the X shape arms thru sides. then loop the swords around to the back cross them and Velcro them up and you should be good to go.
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Doug, my straps are held with rivets. I guess you could remove the rivets and reattach using screws and nuts how you wanted.
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Weave strap through first slot and then back up through the second slot Slip on arm, adjust (pull tight) and press Velcro together.
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Press up on the front "tab" where the strap is coming out. As you're doing that, pull the harness near the top. Be sure to read the whole manual before installing the seat in your car