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SALSA EXP SERIES SEATPACK INSTRUCTIONS

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SALSA CYCLES

6400 West 105th Street, Bloomington, MN 55438
Tel: 877-668-6223 Fax: 952-983-6210
www.salsacycles.com

At Salsa, we believe that a sense of adventure makes life better. 
The bicycle can be so much more than just a bike; it’s a path  
to new places, new people, and amazing experiences. 
Thank you for your purchase. We hope it makes a good riding 
experience even better!
Salsa. Adventure by bike

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 WARNING:

 CYCLING CAN BE DANGEROUS. BICYCLE 

PRODUCTS SHOULD BE INSTALLED AND SERVICED BY  
A PROFESSIONAL MECHANIC. NEVER MODIFY YOUR BICYCLE  
OR ACCESSORIES. READ AND FOLLOW ALL PRODUCT 
INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS INCLUDING INFORMATION  
ON THE MANUFACTURER’S WEBSITE. INSPECT YOUR BICYCLE 
BEFORE EVERY RIDE. ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET.

Intended Use 

The EXP Series Seatpack attaches to your saddle rails and 
seatpost, and keeps your gear dry, centered, and out of the way  
of off-road obstacles with a narrow, elevated profile. It fits a wide 
range of load sizes and dutifully carries what you need on your 
next two-wheeled mission.

Intended for ASTM 3 conditions, defined as rough 
trails, rough unpaved roads, rough terrain, and 
unimproved trails that require technical skills.  
Jumps and drops should not exceed 24" (61cm).  
They are NOT INTENDED for hardcore freeriding, 

extreme downhill, dirt jumping, slopestyle, or very aggressive  
or extreme riding.

Compatibility

The EXP Series Seatpack is compatible with most saddles with 
conventional (2) saddle rails. 

 WARNING:

 The combined weight of the EXP Series Front Pouch 

and the EXP Series Drybag must not exceed 8 lb/3.6kg on the EXP 
Series Anything Cradle.

 WARNING:

 There must be a minimum of 6mm of clearance 

between the bottom of the seatpack and the top of the rear tire. 
On full-suspension frames, check to make sure that the seatpack 
does not come in contact with the tire when the rear shock  
is fully compressed.

Installation Instructions

1.   Attach the hook-and-loop at the front of the seatpack around 

the seatpost.

2.  Place the loops on the top of the seatpack inside and over  

the saddle rails, and insert the male ends (three-pronged 
clasps) into the female ends attached at the bottom of the 
seatpack (Fig. 1). Keep the straps loose so the seatpack can  
be filled with your desired gear.

3.  Do not overstuff the bag. Close the end of the bag by pulling 

the buckles apart from each other and “closing” the end. 
Purge as much air as possible from the bag. With the ends 
lying flat together, fold the rigid end of the bag under and over 
at least three times (Fig. 2). 

4.  Insert the male ends into the female ends mounted on the side 

of the seatpack, and tighten the straps to compress and secure 
the load.

5.  After cinching straps to desired tightness, secure loose ends  

of straps by wrapping multiple times around the base of the 
strap alongside the bag.

 

 WARNING:

 ENTAGLEMENT OF YOUR CARGO OR THE 

STRAPS IN YOUR WHEEL COULD STOP THE ROTATION  
OF THE WHEEL CAUSING A LOSS OF CONTROL OR CRASH 
THAT COULD LEAD TO SEROUS INJURY.

  Make sure that the bag, and straps do not interfere with the 

function of your bicycle BEFORE attempting to ride. Ensure 
even cargo distribution, and confirm lights and reflectors are 
not obstructed by the bag or straps.

Ongoing Maintenance

Fabric Care

Hand wash with warm water and all-purpose detergent. Air dry. 

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