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The GIVI SR694 is a precision-engineered rear luggage rack designed specifically for owners of BMW R 1100 GS and R 1150 GS motorcycles who require a secure, stable mounting solution for Monokey top cases. It is ideal for adventure riders and commuters seeking to increase cargo capacity with a factory-like fit; however, it is important to note that this rack is exclusively compatible with the Monokey case system and will not accommodate Monolock cases.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SR694 |
| Brand | GIVI |
No, the SR694 is the mounting rack and plate only. The GIVI Monokey top case must be purchased separately.
No, this rack is specifically designed for the Monokey series. It is not compatible with the Monolock mounting hardware.
The SR694 is designed to bolt onto existing factory points on the BMW R 1100 GS and R 1150 GS, so no drilling should be required.
No, this specific part number (SR694) is exclusively for the R 1100 GS and R 1150 GS models.
Yes, the rack features a durable black powder-coat finish designed to withstand standard outdoor elements.
Verify that the Monokey locking latch is fully engaged and check that the mounting plate bolts are tightened to specification.
Ensure you are using the correct fitment model (1100 GS vs 1150 GS) and verify that no aftermarket rear frame modifications are interfering with the rack's seating.
Installation of the SR694 involves attaching the mounting bracket directly to the motorcycle's rear subframe using existing factory points. Ensure all bolts are tightened to the recommended torque specifications to prevent vibration loosening. Compatibility is strictly limited to the BMW R 1100 GS (94-99) and R 1150 GS/GS Adventure (00-03). For care, wipe down the rack with a soft cloth after riding in salt or mud to prevent surface oxidation, and periodically inspect the mounting bolts during your routine motorcycle maintenance schedule.
