2016 F3-T saddlebag break.. Am I going to be forced to replace it?

[acdcking12]

So the part that clips from the door to the saddlebag broke. I will attach a pic. It is blurry, but you will be able to see the issue clearly enough.

Not sure how this could get fixed, and am thinking I am going to be forced to replace the door at least..Better question is can I replace just the door?

What do you guys think?

 

[JayBros]

Am not familiar with your model but that broken part looks like it is attached to a liner part, probably with a single screw. I don't find the parts fiche for the bag to be too helpful. Perhaps a dealership parts guy can help precisely identify. Also if you could add another picture of the whole inside of the door it might help.

 

[ChicagoSpyder]

So the part that clips from the door to the saddlebag broke. I will attach a pic. It is blurry, but you will be able to see the issue clearly enough.

Not sure how this could get fixed, and am thinking I am going to be forced to replace the door at least..Better question is can I replace just the door?

What do you guys think?

It looks there is enough plastic left where you could fab a piece of metal that you can attach to the broken tab with a small screw and some epoxy.
I would think that you could just order the door from BuRP if my solution fails.

 

[PW2013STL]

Yes you can purchase just the door, but it's expensive. I looked at my wife's 2018 F3l and I see one of her latches is chewed up. For the $300+ for a replacement door I will see if I can fabricate something out of aluminum first (if,or when her's breaks.

Not sure which side, or color you need, but here's what I found.
https://www.cheapcycleparts.com/oemparts/p/can_am/708301994/rh-cover-monolith-black-satin

 

[acdcking12]

I had a friend come over and he used JB Weld with a washer. Works great. Works better than the original.

 

[Shadowrun]

...used JB Weld with a washer. Works great. Works better than the original.

:bowdown:
I haven’t snapped/busted anything on my Spyder yet (“...give it time” methinks)
But something tells me I should pick this up, and experiment (on something around the house),
so I’m ready when the dreaded day comes.

Used some epoxy with much success a few years ago (busted appliances),
just completely forgot until you mentioned that
how darn well that stuff works.

Thanks acdcking12!