Rider Guide
Rider guide · ROK Straps
Attach.
Buckle.
Tighten.
Strap your bag to the bike in under a minute. Each ROK Strap loops onto the bike, clips over the bag and pulls tight. The elastic half keeps steady pressure on the load, so it doesn't shift as you ride.
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Two straps. One bag.
Every pack is a twin pack: two complete straps. Use both on one bag, one at the front and one at the back, so the load is held in two places. Each strap comes in two parts joined by a quick-release buckle.
Webbing section
Non-stretch. A sewn loop at each end, half the buckle in the middle. Slide the buckle to set the length.
Elastic section
Flat rubber core, low recoil. A sewn loop at one end, the other half of the buckle at the other.
How to fit · two straps per bag
Three steps
Attach
Loop each strap half around a solid anchor on the bike (rack, grab rail or subframe). Repeat with the second strap, then set your load between them.
Buckle
Bring both halves over the bag and clip until it clicks.
Tighten
Pull the loose end until the elastic is firm (max 50% stretch). Tuck away the spare end.
Never stretch past 50%. Firm is right; drum-tight is wrong. If the buckle sits against paint, slide it onto the bag.
The range · two sizes, different colours
Main load, then everything else
The 25 mm strap is for the main load. The 16 mm pack strap is for everything else, which is why most riders take one pair of each.
Main load
ROK Motorcycle Straps
25 mm wide
Adjusts 450–1500 mm (18"–60")
Holds 45 kg (100 lb)
Twin Pack
Everything else
ROK Pack Straps
16 mm wide
Adjusts 300–1060 mm (12"–42")
Holds 27 kg (60 lb)
Twin Pack
Beyond the bag: tents, sleeping mats, dry bags on panniers, a second helmet, fuel bottles, tool rolls, jackets. Two anchors, one load, no hooks.
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