GIVI Specific Rear Rack Monokey - Yamaha FJR1300 06-20 (Plate Included - Max 10kg)

The GIVI SR357 is a model-specific rear rack that lets you run a GIVI MONOKEY top case on the Yamaha FJR1300. It bolts to the existing mounting points at the rear of the bike using purpose-made support arms and adapter plates, so there is no drilling, guesswork or universal-fit compromise, and the MONOKEY top case mounting plate comes included in the kit.

It suits FJR1300 riders who commute, tour or simply want secure, lockable storage that can be fitted and removed in seconds. Once the rack is on, a MONOKEY case clicks straight onto the plate and lifts off just as easily when you want the bike back to standard.

Fitment is listed for FJR1300 2006-2020; some suppliers list this kit for 2016-2020 only, so please confirm your model year with us before ordering. Top case, panniers and other luggage shown in images are not included.

• Model-specific rear rack engineered for the Yamaha FJR1300
• Accepts GIVI MONOKEY top cases
• MONOKEY top case mounting plate included
• Maximum load 10 kg
• Bolts to the bike's existing rear mounting points via support arms and adapter plates
• Top case can be locked on and removed without tools

• GIVI SR357 specific rear rack (support arms and/or adapter plates)
• MONOKEY top case mounting plate
• Model-specific fitting hardware

Fit the rack using the supplied model-specific hardware and follow GIVI's included instructions - do not substitute bolts of a different length or grade.
Re-check all mounting bolts after the first ride and then at regular intervals, as vibration can loosen fasteners over time.
Never exceed the 10 kg maximum load for the rack, and keep within the top case manufacturer's own load rating as well.
Pack heavy items low and as far forward in the case as possible; weight carried high and behind the rear axle affects handling and stability, particularly at speed and in crosswinds.
Check the top case is fully clicked onto the MONOKEY plate and locked before every ride, and give it a firm tug to confirm.
Remove the top case when you are not carrying luggage to reduce load and wind effect on the rack.
Wash with warm water and mild detergent, then dry thoroughly; avoid solvents, petrol-based cleaners, harsh degreasers and abrasive pads on painted or plated surfaces.
Keep the MONOKEY plate rails, latch and lock clean and free of grit; apply a light spray lubricant to the lock barrel occasionally and wipe away any excess.
Inspect the rack and its mounting points periodically for paint chips, corrosion or cracking, and touch up damaged finish promptly - especially if the bike sees salt air or winter roads.
Do not use the rack as a lifting or tie-down point for transporting the motorcycle, and do not modify or drill it.