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    Question givi pannier rack help

    Ok so my bracket for my pannier bags broke (think it cracked after my wooopsy) so I went to see if it can be weilded and was told hed try for 200 but wouldnt recommend it because it may not work due to the brace being an aluminium casting. Crap. I looked online $400.00. Someone recommended JB WELD so I did a wee bit of research but sounds dodgy. Any ideas, any spare braces laying around because Im going to the Harley Rally and am not going to be happy if I cant take more than a back pack of clothes and have to carry them.
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    Has anyone used this JB weld stuff on anything?
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    Doubt JBWeld would take that load. You could plate it, but it'd be butt ugly.
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    I have a spare rack. PM sent.
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    You do not have to buy the whole rack you can just buy the bits you need.

    I have a different GIVI wing rack and have replaced the side part and so has a mate of mine.

    You can get the part welded and I would not try to JB weld repair
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    Quote Originally Posted by lemans View Post
    You do not have to buy the whole rack you can just buy the bits you need.

    I have a different GIVI wing rack and have replaced the side part and so has a mate of mine.

    You can get the part welded and I would not try to JB weld repair
    where how did you do that? I presume you mean just get the side peice thats broken.....where do i look
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    Quote Originally Posted by trump-lady View Post
    where how did you do that? I presume you mean just get the side peice thats broken.....where do i look
    I just went to a local bike parts shop (Budget Motorcycles) and they had a Givi catalog.

    I would try Northern Accessories
    http://www.northacc.co.nz/content/ke...c_welcome.aspx

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    Moto Mail
    http://www.motomail.co.nz/

    Ring them and I'm sure they will fix you up.
    Check on the Givi site to make sure that you know what model rack you have.
    http://www.givi.it/caschi_borse_baul...cat=68&lang=en
    This I think is yours.
    http://www.givi.it/caschi_borse_baul...i.asp?CO_ID=68
    and tell which side you want.

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    Have you checked to see if your insurance covers it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mint Sauce View Post
    Have you checked to see if your insurance covers it?
    I had the woopsy a year ago and think it caused an unseen hairline crack which over time cracked in half. I dont think that after all this time I could claim....
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    Hey Trump Lady, I've got a givi rack myself and it has also snapped.

    Heading out to my mate's engineering workshop this Weekend to see if he can weld it up.

    I'll let you know if he's successful!

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    Quote Originally Posted by HungusMaximist View Post
    Hey Trump Lady, I've got a givi rack myself and it has also snapped.

    Heading out to my mate's engineering workshop this Weekend to see if he can weld it up.

    I'll let you know if he's successful!
    please please do
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    Give desperate dan er I mea dangerous dan a yeodle. he had the same situation with his wing rack and welded it up no worries
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    Quote Originally Posted by FROSTY View Post
    Give desperate dan er I mea dangerous dan a yeodle. he had the same situation with his wing rack and welded it up no worries
    A thread about racks...


    Yep i just gave it to my dad - hes an engineer and welded it up at work no problem.

    Flick me a PM if your interested. Im always keen to help fix racks.


    ...didnt you "buy" my rack Frosty?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Disco Dan View Post
    A thread about racks...


    Yep i just gave it to my dad - hes an engineer and welded it up at work no problem.

    Flick me a PM if your interested. Im always keen to help fix racks.


    ...didnt you "buy" my rack Frosty?

    pm sent........please help fix my rack !
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    Quote Originally Posted by Disco Dan View Post
    A thread about racks...


    Yep i just gave it to my dad - hes an engineer and welded it up at work no problem.

    Flick me a PM if your interested. Im always keen to help fix racks.


    ...didnt you "buy" my rack Frosty?
    yea--oops--racks still in corner of gargre --eeeep
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