Rubber on Yamaha Pannier rear footpeg mounting!
 

Only had the bike less than a month an noticed that the rubber cover on the rear passenger foot peg mounting for the OEM Yamaha panniers is not there any more! ... should have left the panniers on...Made a temporary fix with an old car rubber mat but is this normal for them to come off? & are there any alternatives to waiting for my local Yamaha dealer to order one once he finds a part number?
Cheers for your help

I know it doesnt help now but I used Araldite and glued mine on and havent had any problems. Worth doing when you get a replacement one

I had the same problem , want to the dealer , and they took another one from stock in 2 seconds , so they knew the problem and had them in stock ...

no idea about the partnumber , sold the cases , as they broke down on me too much ...

someone here drilled a hole through the ruber and the mount and used a cable tie to tie them together.

I lost both of mine pretty quickly and didn't bother to replace them.

I cut a few rings in a old tyre tube and wrapped them around the support.

Job done.

Cheers for the replies guys, been out to the New Forest & back today with my rubber car mat fix & it's still there, so jobs a goodun!.. and now done 1025 miles so it's now run in proper.. yipee

Mine have both escaped. Replaced with pipe-lagging and gaffa tape.

I think they are the ame as the FJR1300, and are readily available as a genuine (expensive) Yamaha part. I bought a spare pair for mine and chucked them in a pannier. They don't eat much, except your money when you buy them!:eusa_boohoo:

Use racing bicycle tubular tyre cement. They won't come off

Even easier .... don't leave them on the bike.

When I remove my panniers I simply drop them inside ready for next time!

Had it fixed (after I'd lost both of them :( ) by drilling a hole and cut a thread in the stud to be able to secure the rubber with a small 4mm bolt ...

HJ