MOSKO MOTO Nomad User manual

Nomad Tank Bag Installation
1. Remove the front harness (pictured below) from the tank bag. The harness “loop” will go
around the motorcycle steering column with the open buckles facing aft.
Front of motorcycle
Rear of motorcycle
Tools Required:
- Side cutting pliers
- Scissors

2. Route the harness around the steering column or head tube of the motorcycle.
Note: When routing the harness be sure
that it does not pinch any wires, cables or
hoses. Check that the harness does not
impede the steering by turning the handles
bars from one side to the other. Watch to
make sure that the harness does not pinch
any wires, cables or hoses as the handle
bars are turned.

3. With the straps loosened, attach the tank bag to the front harness. Tighten the straps on both
sides of the front harness and/or the front straps on the tank bag to achieve the desired
position on the tank. It is preferable to position the tank bag as far forward on the tank as
possible. On some applications the front of the tank bag may contact the handlebars which is
okay so long as it does not interfere with the motorcycle’s controls. Tighten the center strap
on the front harness.
Note: Once the front harness is adjusted for the first time it does not need to be adjusted for
subsequent rides even if the tank bag has been removed.

4. Install the rear mounting straps on the motorcycle. Once the tank bag is in the desired
position on the tank pick a mount point on the lower frame that is close to where the rear
straps fall. Route a zip tie around the mount point being sure not to pinch any wires, cables or
hoses. Be sure the zip tie is not in contact with the exhaust. Route the zip tie through the strap
end as shown.

5. Tighten the zip tie and cut off the excess length as shown below. Install a second zip tie
through a different loop on the strap end as shown. Repeat this process for the other side
of the motorcycle.

6. Adjust the length of the rear straps. Undo the Velcro as shown and clip the rear strap to
the strap end attached to the bike as shown. Pull the rear strap tight and close the Velcro.

7. Cut off any excess length on the strap at one of the “breaks” in the Velcro strip. Repeat
this process for the other side of the motorcycle. After cutting, use a lighter to singe the
ends of the nylon straps to prevent fraying.
NOTE: Before cutting the Velcro, check to be sure that the straps are long enough to go
around your waist for when the tank bag is converted into a backpack.
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Installation complete.

Nomad Tank Bag Map Pocket Installation
1. Undo the two straps on the back of the map pocket by releasing the snaps and Velcro.

2. Thread the ends of the map pocket straps through the MOLLE webbing on the top side of
the tank bag as shown. Once the straps are threaded all the way, secure the snaps on the
two map pocket straps and press on the map pocket to secure the Velcro. Installation
complete.

Nomad Tank Bag Hydration Reservoirs Installation
1. Route the hydration hose as shown through the zippered side slot, elastic top strap and
plastic side clip. Unzip the bottom hydration pocket zipper.

2. Open the main compartment in the tank bag as shown below. Remove the rain cover
from it’s pocket if equipped. Unzip the zipper underneath the rain cover pocket.

3. Feed the hydration reservoir into the hydration pocket as shown. You can reach into
the zipper opening underneath the rain cover pocket to help pull the reservoir up into
the pocket.

4. Once the reservoir is in place, plug the hose end into the hose receptacle.

5. Reach into the zipper opening underneath the rain cover pocket and route the grey
Velcro strap through the top of the reservoir.

6. Secure the Velcro as shown. Put rain cover back into the raincover pocket. Secure all
zippers and straps. Installation complete.