LI panel on GP ( well spanish clip on type)

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boxofbits
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making a bike out of bits i have in the garage -- i thought all gp,li,sx etc panels fitted on any bike li,gp etc

But it seems these sevetta type pannels ( clip on type) i have dont fit on this gp frame i have - different angle at the back -

i'm sure i had these panel on a gp before, any ideas
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they should fit ,something must be out on the frame ,have you any other panels you could try ?
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I did exactly the same a few years ago with clip on "LI" type panels on a GP150- was a good fit.

Has the GP frame had a clout in the rear??

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bristolmod wrote:Has the GP frame had a clout in the rear??
That's what I was thinking or maybe been stored/transported on end
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Looks like your right a think its been stored before I had it stood up it off by about 5mm will have to bend it out what's the best way car jack:-D
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I've just tried a couple of panels on my GP and seem to have the same problem!

Is there an easy way to sort this?
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Hi guys,from past experience many people seem to bend the spring type hook to get a tighter side panel fit stopping the panels falling off down the road ,thus bending the rear of the frame at the same time :(

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Bear in mind that the panel buffers play a part in pushing the bottom of the panel out which has the effect of pulling the ends in a fair bit. I would fit the rear runners and make sure the rear supports aren't bent in as well. I had a bit of trouble with my Jet getting the panels to clip on but found fitting the buffers and bending on of the supports out fixed it 8-)
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