burgman suzuiki scooter? it has 4 threaded bolt holes located below a plastic cover (that is removable). Do I need to buy a mount to bolt to that before this will properly mount? If so Which one? I don't see how the plastic cover could then be replaced?? Or would the missing cover not be noticeable once the trunk is mounted? For the givi boxes this is what they say You must do, is to buy some type of mount to install first. The bike has no rack..... just these hidden bolt holes under the plastic cover at the rear behind the seat..PLEASE Help with advise. THANK YOU burgman suzuiki scooter? it has 4 threaded bolt holes located below a plastic cover (that is removable). Do I need to buy a mount to bolt to that before this will properly mount? If so Which... » Read More burgman suzuiki scooter? it has 4 threaded bolt holes located below a plastic cover (that is removable). Do I need to buy a mount to bolt to that before this will properly mount? If so Which one? I don't see how the plastic cover could then be replaced?? Or would the missing cover not be noticeable once the trunk is mounted? For the givi boxes this is what they say You must do, is to buy some type of mount to install first. The bike has no rack..... just these hidden bolt holes under the plastic cover at the rear behind the seat..PLEASE Help with advise. THANK YOU « Show Less
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I Had a plastic pice that was a part of the scooter and the trunk does come with the mounting hardware However I was not that happy with the box after a few days one of the hinge pins came out while riding and was gone and the shiny black showed finger marks and was a dirt magnate do yourself. A favor get a flat black case with the mounting hardware!
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I put the one I got on a motorcycle. I did have to buy a luggage rack to mount it on.
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I mounted it to the luggage rack on the back of my bike...don't see how else you could do it.
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you will need a factory rack or bracket. Then mount the bracket that comes with the box to the factory mount.
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I can't remember exactly how we attached it. I seem to remember black U-bolts that come through pre-drilled holes in the rack. I don't remember the front to back dimension. I remember it was quite secure. It was installed on a 2003 BMW 325i sedan with OEM rails. We don't have that car anymore, and the rack is in a storage facility, out-of-state (consequence of having 3 kids all over the world.) I remember being impressed with the design, both before and after our 2000-mile trip. At the time, it was the only structured car-top case you could get that was compactable. We didn't have any problems. I can't remember exactly how we attached it. I seem to remember black U-bolts that come through pre-drilled holes in the rack. I don't remember the front to back dimension. I remember it was quite secure. It was installed on a 2003 BMW 325i sedan with OEM rails. We don't have that car anymore, and the rack is in a storage facility, out-of-state (consequence of having 3 kids all over the world.) I remember being impressed with the design, both before and after our 2000-mile trip. At the time, it was the only structured car-top case you could get that was compactable. We didn't have any... » Read More I can't remember exactly how we attached it. I seem to remember black U-bolts that come through pre-drilled holes in the rack. I don't remember the front to back dimension. I remember it was quite secure. It was installed on a 2003 BMW 325i sedan with OEM rails. We don't have that car anymore, and the rack is in a storage facility, out-of-state (consequence of having 3 kids all over the world.) I remember being impressed with the design, both before and after our 2000-mile trip. At the time, it was the only structured car-top case you could get that was compactable. We didn't have any problems. « Show Less
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There appears to be a mispositioned Cam on Schwinn Active 20 Recumbent. The Rippled Rubber pad Faces Rear & there was no "Cam Retaining Tie-Strap" To Cut when I assembled it. I believe it should face up somehow, Should it??? I believe the Cam Assembly was in the wrong Position when I Slid it on the Square Tube??? Will That Keep the seat stationary? Right Now it Just slides and make the bike Unusable. The Owners Manual Speaks about a knob "Popping" into a hole, I see neither!It Looks as though its disassembling the unit or undoing the retaining Rings and Disassembling the Cam to reposition it. Either way not Fun! There appears to be a mispositioned Cam on Schwinn Active 20 Recumbent. The Rippled Rubber pad Faces Rear & there was no "Cam Retaining Tie-Strap" To Cut when I assembled it. I believe it should face up somehow, Should it??? I believe the Cam Assembly was in the wrong Position when I Slid it on the Square Tube??? Will That Keep the seat stationary? Right Now it Just slides and make the bike Unusable. The Owners Manual Speaks about a knob "Popping" into a hole, I see neither!It Looks as though its disassembling the unit or undoing the retaining... » Read More There appears to be a mispositioned Cam on Schwinn Active 20 Recumbent. The Rippled Rubber pad Faces Rear & there was no "Cam Retaining Tie-Strap" To Cut when I assembled it. I believe it should face up somehow, Should it??? I believe the Cam Assembly was in the wrong Position when I Slid it on the Square Tube??? Will That Keep the seat stationary? Right Now it Just slides and make the bike Unusable. The Owners Manual Speaks about a knob "Popping" into a hole, I see neither!It Looks as though its disassembling the unit or undoing the retaining Rings and Disassembling the Cam to reposition it. Either way not Fun! « Show Less
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Yes, you need to drill holes. first remove screws, then starting at the front GENTLY lift the plastic piece off. there are tabs that fit into slots in the frame. underneath the plastic piece there are three circles that line up with holes in the mount. drill pilot holes from the underneath. finish drilling from the top ( painted side ) to minimize paint chipping. Put the plastic piece back on. place rack on and test alignment of bolt holes screw bolts in alternating a few turns at a time for each bolt. That is all there is to it.
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They are secure on my bike because they are installed under the seat and are connected together when they arrive. There are two leather strips to tie them together front and back. I just used the front one to keep them from flying up at high speed. My seat slides in secure in the back and I leave the front unbolted so I can remove the seat and saddlebag in bad weather. No mods to my Yamaha 2005 750 Virago. I hope this helps.
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A large bolt should have come with the cat tree. Should bolt from the inside of the box. The poll just screws down on the bolt. If no bolt came in the pkg I would contact amazon.
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I have ordered this model and others.Yes they should come with the bolts, however, sometimes they don't. while the bolts are important, they are a minor part. Keep your old ones in case. If you don't have, or are damaged and they aren't supplied, purchase at local bike store, they are relatively cheap. should not be a deciding factor, considering the $ you save ordering them here. Or you can always order them here in-case, or contact the seller and ask directly(the actual seller, not Amazon). FIRST- make sure you know what size BB to order. The length is critical to proper functioning. Good-Luck & Happy-Trails I have ordered this model and others.Yes they should come with the bolts, however, sometimes they don't. while the bolts are important, they are a minor part. Keep your old ones in case. If you don't have, or are damaged and they aren't supplied, purchase at local bike store, they are relatively cheap. should not be a deciding factor, considering the $ you save ordering them here. Or you can always order them here in-case, or contact the seller and ask directly(the actual seller, not Amazon). FIRST- make sure you know what size BB to order. The length is critical to proper functioning.... » Read More I have ordered this model and others.Yes they should come with the bolts, however, sometimes they don't. while the bolts are important, they are a minor part. Keep your old ones in case. If you don't have, or are damaged and they aren't supplied, purchase at local bike store, they are relatively cheap. should not be a deciding factor, considering the $ you save ordering them here. Or you can always order them here in-case, or contact the seller and ask directly(the actual seller, not Amazon). FIRST- make sure you know what size BB to order. The length is critical to proper functioning. Good-Luck & Happy-Trails « Show Less
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Simple answer: yes, mounting hardware comes with the cover. All you do is center the cover over your opening, mark where you will drill the holes and screw it down. This was the first cover I installed and it has been up there through some high wind storms and is still there.
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This should fit most all handle bars. If I could post a picture of this on my cruiser you could see how it fits. The awesome feature is that the mounting bracket stays attached (Velcro) to the bike. Hooks over the handle bars and a Velcro strap goes around the neck of the bike. You attach and remove the basket by simply raising the basket handles. With the basket handles raised, the basket hooks on and off the mounting bracket. Once the basket is hooked on the mounting bracket, lowering the basket handles locks the basket in place. No tools required to install or remove. This basket is awesome. Well well worth the money. This should fit most all handle bars. If I could post a picture of this on my cruiser you could see how it fits. The awesome feature is that the mounting bracket stays attached (Velcro) to the bike. Hooks over the handle bars and a Velcro strap goes around the neck of the bike. You attach and remove the basket by simply raising the basket handles. With the basket handles raised, the basket hooks on and off the mounting bracket. Once the basket is hooked on the mounting bracket, lowering the basket handles locks the basket in place. No tools required to install or remove. This basket is... » Read More This should fit most all handle bars. If I could post a picture of this on my cruiser you could see how it fits. The awesome feature is that the mounting bracket stays attached (Velcro) to the bike. Hooks over the handle bars and a Velcro strap goes around the neck of the bike. You attach and remove the basket by simply raising the basket handles. With the basket handles raised, the basket hooks on and off the mounting bracket. Once the basket is hooked on the mounting bracket, lowering the basket handles locks the basket in place. No tools required to install or remove. This basket is awesome. Well well worth the money. « Show Less
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Go to the attached link, http://www.carid.com/2002-lincoln-blackwood-truck-bed-accessories/smittybilt-contractors-rack-35230832.html, (you may have to copy and paste it into the address bar) just below the picture of the truck is a small picture of how the rack attaches to the truck bed. There is a rack mounting plate that rides on the top of the beds edge, no holes needed, and a u-bolt style clamp that goes under the inside lip of the beds edge which connects to the rack mounting plate on top of the bed. The picture should answer your question (click on picture to enlarge). Hope this helps
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It's on the top of the battery, look at the front of the center raised portion and there is a white rectangle plug / piece of plastic covering the plug insert socket. It is designed to snap back in when not in use to keep the weather and crud out of the port. The wiring harness from the charger can only fit one direction, there are raised ridges on the plug that fit in matching slots. I have a harness attached to both my wife's and my Busa's. She only gets to ride every now and then and the GPS tracking systems we have, take a small draw from the battery and after a couple months, I would get a page from it telling me the battery is low. With this trickle charge that fixed that issue. I ride to work most days, so I don't have the same issue, but put the charger harness on, in the event I didn't get to ride as often.
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I just looked at the pictures of the mount on the webb sight , my friend that we mounted it on his bike already had a bracket so we used it . It said to use a luggage rack to mount the large bracket to then mount the box to the mount through the 4 holes in the bottom of the box . hope this helps.
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Bmw dealer will have plastic trunk mounts for the screws that hold to trunk. They should be free or $1 each. You can get new plate mounting screws at home depot/lowes/ace/etc.. You need the M5 x 0.8mm metric stainless steel screws (a pack of 5 should cost about 0.50 cents). Mount only the top 2 screws because they tend to rust on the mounting plate. I'm tempted to hack apart my old bracket to remove the rusted bolts. The screws don't rust... Its the cheap bolts inside the bracket which rust and seize to the screw. Don't buy the long M5 x 1mm screws... They r too long and will damage your paint. I'm interested this time around to get nylon screws in the M5x 0.8mm size incase it rusts again i can just rip out the nylon.
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Looking at a standard Zuma 50 it does not have a rack that the adapter for the Bestem could adapt. On my DL650 it had a rear rack standard that I adapted the Bestem adapter too it. On the NC700X I had to install GIVI rack then the Bestem was mountable. I installed the GIVI rack other then the OEM adapter Rack only because it was cheaper and I planed to add GIVI side mounts. If I knew what rack you were planning to install or presently have installed I could answer better. I thing that the Bestem rack mounts are designed to adapt easy to about any standard rack, but you need a rack for it to adapt too. Hope that helps. Looking at a standard Zuma 50 it does not have a rack that the adapter for the Bestem could adapt. On my DL650 it had a rear rack standard that I adapted the Bestem adapter too it. On the NC700X I had to install GIVI rack then the Bestem was mountable. I installed the GIVI rack other then the OEM adapter Rack only because it was cheaper and I planed to add GIVI side mounts. If I knew what rack you were planning to install or presently have installed I could answer better. I thing that the Bestem rack mounts are designed to adapt easy to about any standard rack, but you need a rack for it to... » Read More Looking at a standard Zuma 50 it does not have a rack that the adapter for the Bestem could adapt. On my DL650 it had a rear rack standard that I adapted the Bestem adapter too it. On the NC700X I had to install GIVI rack then the Bestem was mountable. I installed the GIVI rack other then the OEM adapter Rack only because it was cheaper and I planed to add GIVI side mounts. If I knew what rack you were planning to install or presently have installed I could answer better. I thing that the Bestem rack mounts are designed to adapt easy to about any standard rack, but you need a rack for it to adapt too. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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that's right, but the templates mounting holes for kyosho are not specified and the only reference to this type of SC is the line in red for cutting the back of the body which include stop lights, so it is misleading to consider that the mounting holes are red. The only way to make sure the mounting holes in the absence of graphical indication of the workforce is directly placing the frame on kit.
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I have mine on a 2012 Triumph Bonneville that has an aftermarket luggage rack. I did not have to drill any holes. I can't tell by looking at a picture of a KLR 650 what kind of rack comes with it. The mounting base has plenty of holes giving you many options. The trunk is big enough for my helmet, gloves, camera and other small items. I am very satisfied with it.
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Many bikes have the holes already there covered with two bolts....just remove the bolts and use the bolts to attach the pump to the bike