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GS Vario Bags---attaching camping gear

My 1200GS has vario bags, which normally work well for me. But am going camping 2 up and having trouble determining how to lash camping gear onto the side bags and top case. Figured I'd attach some bungee loop type anchors to the boxes, but can't fine a spot to do that. Any recommendations or thoughts on what's worked for others? Thanks!!
 
Thanks Alan! I agree Rok straps are great --- i do use them. I believe I found a spot on the vario bag to attach one of the luggage loops from Aerostich that should hopefully do the trick. Tom
Thing to remember with the Vario bags is to try and place the luggage loops in such a way that they are not affected by the cases being expanded or contracted, but are still stable in all directions.

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