GIVI Specific Monolock Rear Rack - Honda CB125F 21- (USE with Monolock Case Plate)

The GIVI SR1184 is a model-specific rear rack that lets you fit a GIVI Monolock top case to the Honda CB125F from 2021 onwards. It is engineered for this bike alone, so it bolts up without cutting, drilling or fabrication and keeps a tidy profile when no case is fitted.

It suits commuters and everyday riders who want secure, removable luggage on a small-capacity bike. Note that this is the rack only — it works with the mounting plate that already comes with your Monolock top case, so there is nothing extra to buy if you already own one. Monolock cases and plates are sold separately.

• Specific fitment for Honda CB125F 2021 onwards
• Designed for GIVI Monolock top cases
• Works with the mounting plate already supplied with your Monolock top case
• Direct bolt-on fitment - no cutting, drilling or fabrication needed
• Low-profile design that stays discreet when the case is removed
• Top case can be removed and refitted without tools once mounted

• GIVI SR1184 rear rack

Fit the rack using the instructions supplied with it, following the fastener sequence and tightening specifications given by GIVI.
Attach the Monolock plate that came with your top case to the rack before mounting the case.
Re-check all mounting bolts after the first short ride, then periodically as part of routine servicing - vibration can loosen fasteners over time.
Always confirm the top case is fully latched and locked on the plate before riding; lift the case gently to check it is engaged.
Do not exceed the maximum load rating stated for your Monolock top case, and pack heavier items low and centred.
Avoid mounting a case that is larger or heavier than the Monolock system is rated for, as this can overload the subframe and affect handling.
Wash with mild soapy water and a soft cloth, then dry thoroughly; avoid harsh solvents, abrasive pads or high-pressure washing directly at the mounting points and fasteners.
After riding in rain or near salt air, rinse and dry the rack and check the hardware for corrosion; replace any damaged or corroded fasteners rather than reusing them.
Remove the top case when it is not in use to reduce weight and wind load on the rack.
Inspect the rack for cracks, bending or elongated bolt holes after any drop or impact, and stop using it if damage is found.