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Pannier screw question

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dikman

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My Breva came equipped with panniers fitted, so no instructions or info with it. On the rear of the pannier, next to where the rubber bumper touches it, is a small screw.

What is this for? (It's got me beat).
 
That small screw should pass through a flanged spacer made of plastic. There should be a rubber strap that is mounted behind the bumper with an opening that hooks over the little mushroom to keep the saddle bag from flopping about. There's a similarly shaped protuberance on the bumper bracket to park the strap while the bags are off.

I haven't seen my in a year or so... don't need them I guess. The saddle bag assembly isn't shown in my parts book...

I've seen this rubber part on an Aprilia Capornord, but I don't see it listed in the Caponord parts manual.
 
Thanks Rafael, that makes sense. No straps on mine, obviously, so I guess they must fall off/break pretty easily!
 
The little rubber straps rot away pretty quickly. Get a couple O-rings from your local hardware store and you're good to go. They are more durable, too.
 
I used an O-ring for a while and got tired of of dealing with it. It has to be put away anytime the pannier is taken off. Toooo lazy I guess. I'll regret not using an o-ring if a pannier falls off though.

I bet if someone goes to an Aprilia dealer, he can get the part and then post the part number.
 
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