Givi Plate rubber mounts

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slowbird

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Does anyone know where I can get the little round rubber mounts that attach to the Givi Plates?

Those little bumper things that go between the case and the mounting plate.

I'll post a pic if no one knows what I'm talking about.
 
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+1!! Bloody little things! I have a few make shift ideas, I'll keep you posted if they work.
 
Home Depot has silicone bumper pads in various sizes... perhaps those might work for you?
 
I can't answer your question, but I found that the stock bumper pads don't reduce the vibration enough.
I use a couple of spare foam blocks that came with the shoria battery I bought to dampen the box, and it is much more tight now.
 
Wow! I'm not the only one huh?

I e-mailed Givi USA (cause I couldn't find the contact for Givi Canada).
I read on a forum they will ship you free replacements.

Diesel said:
I can't answer your question, but I found that the stock bumper pads don't reduce the vibration enough.
I use a couple of spare foam blocks that came with the shoria battery I bought to dampen the box, and it is much more tight now.
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Why do you need better vibration absorption? You keep viles of insulin in there?

On a serious note I never knew it was too vibratey....as long as its not plastic on plastic.
 
slowbird said:
Wow! I'm not the only one huh?

I e-mailed Givi USA (cause I couldn't find the contact for Givi Canada).
I read on a forum they will ship you free replacements.
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It must be common to loose these things because they do ship free replacements. I have two left from the package of four; BTW, they are Part # Z126. It was so long ago that I requested mine that I can't find the email address I used.

Edit: I thought I got mine from Givi; however, I now remember I ordered them through Larry's Small Engines here in Orangeville. Givi USA will send them out for free, but likely just within the US. They were only $5 for a package of four and I had them in a week or so. If you are in dire need and only require one or two, you are welcome to my leftovers.
 
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slowbird said:
Wow! I'm not the only one huh?

I e-mailed Givi USA (cause I couldn't find the contact for Givi Canada).
I read on a forum they will ship you free replacements.



Why do you need better vibration absorption? You keep viles of insulin in there?

On a serious note I never knew it was too vibratey....as long as its not plastic on plastic.
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Givi Canada is at http://www.givi.ca/

... but they are actually Importations Thibault:

http://www.itlcanada.com/itl/home.jspx

Given how long it takes to purchase product from them, I wouldn't expect a quick response.
 
I'm interested as well. Group order?

I have one that keeps popping out when I take the box off. So far, I've found it every time.
 
Rob MacLennan said:
Given how long it takes to purchase product from them, I wouldn't expect a quick response.
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Both times I've ordered Givi racks through Snow City, they were in within a day or two. Might be worth it to check with them
 
regder said:
Both times I've ordered Givi racks through Snow City, they were in within a day or two. Might be worth it to check with them
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My experience has been quite different; as in a couple of months to receive the product. As a result I now buy Givi equipment through US distributors.
 
What I've done is go to Canadian Tire and picked up those little black body panel retention push-in black plastic things. I've been looking for it online, but can't seem to find a picture. It was in red packaging, near brakelines and wiper blades.
 
matt365 said:
What I've done is go to Canadian Tire and picked up those little black body panel retention push-in black plastic things. I've been looking for it online, but can't seem to find a picture. It was in red packaging, near brakelines and wiper blades.
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This sounds like the kind of thing I was looking for....thanks will go look.
 
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