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    What is the Trick...
    on: Jun 07, 2020, 09.48 pm
    Jun 07, 2020, 09.48 pm
    I'm installing a GIVI bash plate and I am having trouble accessing a bolt (pic attached) to install a mounting bracket. Does anyone have the trick to removing the plastic cover on the right hand side that says "Dual Clutch Transmission"? I'm worried I'll break a fastener if I pull any harder.

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    Rob, 2017 VFR 1200XD
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    Re: What is the Trick...
    Reply #1 on: Jun 08, 2020, 12.42 am
    Jun 08, 2020, 12.42 am
    Frustrated with the GIVI bash plate installation, I stepped away for a couple hours and returned to answer my question. Three bolts must be removed to remove the cover.

    Rob

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    Re: What is the Trick...
    Reply #2 on: Jun 08, 2020, 03.07 am
    Jun 08, 2020, 03.07 am
    I'm glad you figured it out. Good work.
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    Re: What is the Trick...
    Reply #3 on: Jun 08, 2020, 09.33 am
    Jun 08, 2020, 09.33 am
    This must be the cheapest (feeling) (plastic) part on the bike...  :006:
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    Re: What is the Trick...
    Reply #4 on: Jun 08, 2020, 01.54 pm
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    did its job when I "layed the bike down"  :789: (TC only engages above 5mph)
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    Re: What is the Trick...
    Reply #5 on: Jun 08, 2020, 03.39 pm
    Jun 08, 2020, 03.39 pm
    How did you get on with the 17mm Bolt (engine mount bolt) ???
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    Re: What is the Trick...
    Reply #6 on: Jun 08, 2020, 06.34 pm
    Jun 08, 2020, 06.34 pm
    *Originally Posted by Younger06 [+]
    How did you get on with the 17mm Bolt (engine mount bolt) ???

    Once the cover was removed, accessing and removing the bolt to install the Givi bash plate bracket was easy. I took photos of the Givi install and will post them in another thread.

    Rob, 2017 VFR 1200XD
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