[Blackrock charlie]

Rubber spacers

Had the same problem with my top trunk, my answer an it worked for me an its cheap. I cut some 1/4 tubing it took a couple to get the right thickness an gluled them on with silicone putting a dab in each hole

 

[banditrider]

Replace the rubbers pronto man. That wobble will wear down the latching bolt and you'll loose the box - trust me!

Your bike shop should be able to get the rubbers in for you.

My experiences with top box issues:

Bandit Rider: Interesting ride
Bandit Rider: Topbox issues #2​

 

[Voltar]

I had the same issue with my Givi. Corrected by simply cutting a section of neoprene (that rubber wetsuit stuff or goto a drug store and buy a cheap knee support sleeve). Problem solved.

 

[itsak9]

Thanks for the replies and suggestions.

Upon further investigation, I noticed that on the racks for the OEM bags, the bumpers were also populated with both types of bumpers.
(The bags also seemed to be loose on their racks.)
When the luggage system was put on by the dealer, the tech must of arbitrarily put in the bumpers onto all the racks.

There are a total of 8 bullet type bumpers and 6 flat topped type bumpers.
I placed all the bullet type in the saddlebag racks and the flat bumpers onto the top trunk rack.

The saddlebags were perfect with the bullet type bumpers!

As suggested by Blackrock charlie above, I placed a piece of higher tubing around each flat bumper and it worked as described.
Additionally, I placed some adhesive backed foam weather strips, (cut to a taper), on each side of the top box latch receptacle.

The top box doesn't rattle around and move side to side at the rack latch anymore.


Thanks again
Ray B.