GIVI PANNIER FRAMES - KAWASAKI VULCAN S 650 15-23 (MONOKEY)

The Givi PL4115 is a model-specific side case frame set for the Kawasaki Vulcan S 650 (2015-2023). It bolts to the rear of the bike to create a fixed, symmetrical platform for a pair of Givi Monokey side cases, so luggage sits securely clear of the rider and pillion rather than being strapped to the seat or guard.

It suits Vulcan S owners who want proper hard luggage for commuting, weekend rides or touring, and who would rather leave the frames on the bike permanently and simply clip the cases on and off as needed. Fitment is specific to this model and requires the genuine Kawasaki pillion footpeg kit to already be installed.

Side cases are sold separately; images showing fitted cases are for illustration only.

• Model-specific side case frames for the Kawasaki Vulcan S 650, 2015-2023
• Givi part number PL4115
• Accepts Givi Monokey side cases: Trekker 33, TRK35 II, E22, DLM30A and DLM30B only
• Fixed frame design that stays on the bike so cases can be removed in seconds
• Positions cases evenly on both sides for balanced load carrying
• Requires prior fitment of the OEM Kawasaki pillion footpeg kit, available only through Kawasaki
• Side cases and mounting kits sold separately

Confirm the genuine Kawasaki pillion footpeg kit is fitted before starting installation, as the frames mount in conjunction with it.
Follow the Givi fitting instructions supplied with the frames and tighten all fasteners to the values given; leave every bolt loose until the frames are aligned, then tighten progressively.
Re-check all mounting bolts after the first ride or two, then at regular service intervals, as vibration can loosen fasteners over time.
Only fit the Monokey cases listed as compatible (Trekker 33, TRK35 II, E22, DLM30A, DLM30B) and make sure each case is fully seated and locked onto the frame before riding.
Keep loads even between the left and right cases and stay within the case manufacturer's stated load limit; heavy or uneven loads change the bike's handling.
Allow for the extra width when filtering, parking or reversing, and remember the frames remain in place when the cases are removed.
Wash with mild soapy water and a soft cloth, then dry; avoid abrasive pads, solvents and high-pressure washing directed at the mounting points.
Inspect the frames periodically for paint chips, corrosion, cracks or distortion, especially after a drop or tip-over, and replace any damaged or bent components rather than attempting to straighten them.
Apply a light corrosion inhibitor to exposed hardware if the bike is ridden in wet, coastal or salted-road conditions.