LumpyOne
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Just tried ordering Outback bags and rack from Motostorm.it and at checkout is says no shipping Givi to USA. What is that all about? Seems a lot of people have ordered from these guys in the past.
From earlier in this thread:LumpyOne said:Just tried ordering Outback bags and rack from Motostorm.it and at checkout is says no shipping Givi to USA. What is that all about? Seems a lot of people have ordered from these guys in the past.
spam16v said:Leave it in Euros.
I had the exact same experience with my 42L top using the taller rubbers - no go. Ended up putting the lower profile ones back in. I got rid of about 75% of the squeaky noise by lightly lubing each bumper and the forward mounting pegs with a thin film of silicone grease (silicone won't attack the plastic or rubber bits). The remaining rattle seems to be originating from the lower release lever. I may look into putting some sort of foam weather stripping in a strategic spot or two if there's room not to interfere with normal operation of the latch.LumpyOne said:I ordered my my 37/48 bags, 58 topcase and both racks. Took 10 days to get to my door step. Thanks Motorstorm.it I do have a question to those who are running the 42 or 58 topcase. My topcase makes squeek/rattle when hitting bumps. Kinda drives me crazy. I tried the extra rubber feet that came with the topcase but they are too tall and my case wouldn't secure to the rack.
Any thoughts on how to get rid of the noise? Thanks
Of course there it!....right after I just bought mine. That shit always happens to me. LOLcatang5oh said:Just noticed there is a 10% discount on Trekker side and top cases on Motostorm.
Thanks for the tip. I will give that a shot.Andylaser said:I used some 1/4 rubber mat to pad out underneath the case. A small strip about an inch wide running full width across the black plastic base did the trick. A bit of a squish fitting the case for the first couple of times, but soon beds in.
Same problem here so I put the new taller rubbers in the rear and lower ones in the front next to the latch but after a few months the taller ones squish down a bit so I have just put two taller ones in the rear and the now squished ones in the front and the topbox will now lock, just! ::015:: will see if that gets rid of the rattle tomorrow.WJBertrand said:I had the exact same experience with my 42L top using the taller rubbers - no go. Ended up putting the lower profile ones back in. I got rid of about 75% of the squeaky noise by lightly lubing each bumper and the forward mounting pegs with a thin film of silicone grease (silicone won't attack the plastic or rubber bits). The remaining rattle seems to be originating from the lower release lever. I may look into putting some sort of foam weather stripping in a strategic spot or two if there's room not to interfere with normal operation of the latch.