GIVI Specific Rear Rack - Triumph Bonneville T100 17-19/Bonneville T120 16-20 (Needs Plate)

The GIVI SR6410 is a model-specific rear rack for the Triumph Bonneville T100 (2017-2019) and Bonneville T120 (2016-2020). It bolts to existing mounting points on the bike and creates a solid platform for a GIVI top-case or for anchoring soft luggage, without altering the Bonneville's classic lines.

It suits commuters and weekend riders who want the option of carrying a top-case or a tail bag. Note that a mounting plate is not included: pair the rack with the MONOKEY® E251 plate (sold separately) for MONOKEY® cases, or use the universal plate supplied with a MONOLOCK® top-case.

• Model-specific fitment for Triumph Bonneville T100 2017-2019 and Bonneville T120 2016-2020
• Steel construction with a black enamel finish
• Bolt-on installation using the bike's existing mounting points
• All mounting hardware required for installation is included
• Maximum load 6 kg (13 lb)
• Accepts MONOKEY® top-cases when used with the E251 plate (sold separately)
• Accepts MONOLOCK® top-cases using the universal plate supplied with the case
• Doubles as an anchor point for soft luggage such as tail bags

• GIVI SR6410 rear rack
• Mounting hardware

Fit the rack using the supplied hardware and the bike's existing mounting points; follow the sequence in the GIVI fitting instructions supplied with the rack.
Re-check all rack and plate fasteners after the first short ride and then periodically, particularly after riding on rough or unsealed roads.
Do not exceed the 6 kg maximum load, and remember that the weight of the top-case itself counts towards that figure.
Pack heavier items low and forward in the top-case, and secure loose contents so the load cannot shift under braking.
Check that the top-case is fully latched onto its plate before every ride, and remove the case when it isn't needed to reduce load on the subframe.
Allow for the change in handling and rear weight bias when the rack is loaded, especially at higher speeds and in crosswinds.
Wash with mild soap and warm water, rinse thoroughly and dry; avoid harsh solvents and high-pressure jets aimed directly at the mounting points.
Rinse off salt, road grime and insect residue promptly, and inspect the enamel finish for chips or scratches — touch these up to prevent corrosion taking hold.
If soft luggage is strapped to the rack, use protective padding or non-abrasive straps to avoid rubbing through the finish, and check straps for wear before each trip.