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Started by kwarrgtr, January 31, 2012, 11:06:25 AM

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viper

Quote from: mecki on February 15, 2012, 08:16:17 AM
Looks nice and sturdy but what kind of top box fits on that?  :whistling:
Mine surely won't!  :no:

It takes the standard kawasaki box, which is a givi monolock, the rack just looks different thats all

Lonewolf

Quote from: viper on February 15, 2012, 10:18:58 AM
It takes the standard kawasaki box, which is a givi monolock, the rack just looks different thats all

Does the box wobble on it at all?

mecki

Quote from: Lonewolf on February 15, 2012, 02:30:34 PM

Does the box wobble on it at all?

Probably not 'wobble' but rattle for sure.  :kiss:
The later you brake the longer you go fast.

MGvalerio


viper

Quote from: mecki on February 15, 2012, 04:29:08 PM
Probably not 'wobble' but rattle for sure.  :kiss:

For sure it does not rattle, its a tight sliding fit

SirToU

Those two last plates are for the monolock top boxes.

Both are "female" plates where the pins are on the boxes.

Neil
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mecki

Quote from: viper on February 15, 2012, 07:26:24 PM
For sure it does not rattle, its a tight sliding fit
Every other base I've seen so far had rubber spacers to prevent rattling, so I'm surprised if yours won't rattle.
But if you say so I won't argue.
Where can I get one and how much?
The later you brake the longer you go fast.

MGvalerio

The pads are then mounted on my plate, does not vibrate, do not swing the trunk.



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viper

Quote from: mecki on February 15, 2012, 07:42:24 PM
Every other base I've seen so far had rubber spacers to prevent rattling, so I'm surprised if yours won't rattle.
But if you say so I won't argue.
Where can I get one and how much?

ive put the rubber feet on the underneath of the box.

Its not something you can buy as I made it . I fabricated it to be a nice tight fit, is a combination of the original gtr rack and the monolock givi rack, Upon inspection the wobble was down to the two plastic racks and the way they attached together, the arms on my  2010 GTR are fairly sturdy and by getting rid of the plastic combo and replacing with aluminium billet made it all quite acceptable.

MGvalerio

 :ohplease:Vipera ....niente fronzoli x il GTR 1400, scusami ma queste mie piastre sono insuperabili come lo รจ il GTR 1400.



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viper

MGvalerio

Le vostre idee sono molto buone, ma solo per visitare questi forum per vendere i vostri prodotti, nessuno capisce l'italiano. Non avendo nulla da contribuire, solo per fare soldi. Sei stato avvisato riguardo a questa sulla ZZR-RG dagli amministratori del forum, il suo cd spamming

100milesaway

Quote from: viper on February 14, 2012, 09:49:49 PM
this is very sturdy



Viper that looks fantastic , and just the job if like me you prefer to retain the Kawasaki 47ltr box. I dont suppose if I cross your palm with gold you could create one for my bike :ohplease:
What would you rather be   or a wasp?

viper

TBH , once you have paid for the materials and my cost of all the man hours of work and postage ect It just would work out too expensive for you .  I dont think its professional enough to sell, its basically hand made rather than that off a CNC machine. The catch is hand fashioned and the slots in it have cutter marks that I cant get into to sand the out. The aluminium wont stay that mirror finish for long, each year it will need a repolish

I posted a how to on another forum if anyone wants to have a go at making their own.

http://zzrbikes.com/threads/79863-Homebrew-GTR-aluminium-back-rack

O.C.

Its worth pointing out that the GIVI base plate and monokey top box on my bike are all standard fitment.

My point is that if you look closely at the pictures of said GIVI plate on my bike as shown on page one of this thread, you will see that I have glued extra rubber (tap washers) to the cushion/pads that come as standard with the plate. The reason for this is that the GIVI top box rattles on the GIVI plate, and it is bloody annoying  :shocked:

I contacted GIVI about this, and they sent me two more cushions to replace the standard ones that came with their plate, but alas the extra cushions they sent are identical to the orignal ones, so they don't improve the fitment...Its a problem with the kit, which is now solved with the aid of the tap washers...amazing eh  :rolleyes:
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viper

Quote from: olde coney on February 15, 2012, 10:14:43 PM
Its worth pointing out that the GIVI base plate and monokey top box on my bike are all standard fitment.

My point is that if you look closely at the pictures of said GIVI plate on my bike as shown on page one of this thread, you will see that I have glued extra rubber (tap washers) to the cushion/pads that come as standard with the plate. The reason for this is that the GIVI top box rattles on the GIVI plate, and it is bloody annoying  :shocked:

I contacted GIVI about this, and they sent me two more cushions to replace the standard ones that came with their plate, but alas the extra cushions they sent are identical to the orignal ones, so they don't improve the fitment...Its a problem with the kit, which is now solved with the aid of the tap washers...amazing eh  :rolleyes:


your fix for sure does almost solve the problem. I found with my set up that the givi plate is bolted to the gtr plate and there is movement between the two , not rattling , thats solved with your fix but still a fair bit of flexing. the gtr plastic plate is fairly pathetic and anything attached to this will just compound the movement.