How do you stop gp panels coming off?

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As the title says really, anyone have any hints or tips? Had a couple of near misses after going over holes in the road and just managed to catch it in time.
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you can either try twisting the panels so that they tighten on the frame or put some panel locks on ,i got these on mine after a panel came of ,theres no chance of it now
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Bend the catches and place a small length of fuel pipe over the upright bit that butts up against the rear of the frame...
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now i`ve got the opposite prob my blo***dy panels wont come off ,suppose its a good thing but have to use rubber mallet some times
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i welded a small strip of steel to the panel where the
clip sits to stop it from springing off,this was done
before the panels were painted though.
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Not using stainless clips by any chance are you, 'cos they're crap?

I had this problem until I changed them, I found the best clips and plate are the Indian ones from Scooter Restorations, very tough and springy
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I put some small packing on the clips, the upright to the back of the frame it puts more tension and makes them springy..
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Thanks for all the help, there's a few things to consider there.
Thanks again.
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