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The GIVI T213 side frames are designed for Honda 650 XL V Transalp owners (2000-2007) seeking a reliable mounting solution for soft luggage. These tubular frames provide a secure and stable platform for attaching soft side bags, preventing them from swaying or contacting the rear wheel. While the rack offers exceptional durability and a factory-matched fit, please note that it is purpose-built strictly for soft bags and is not compatible with hard-shell luggage cases.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | T213 |
| Brand | GIVI |
No, the T213 frames are engineered specifically for soft bags and lack the necessary locking mechanisms for hard-shell cases.
No, the T213 is specifically designed for the 2000-2007 model years due to frame geometry differences.
You will need a basic set of hex keys, sockets, and wrenches to install the frames at existing chassis points.
Standard cleaning with water and a soft cloth is sufficient. Avoid harsh abrasive cleaners that could scratch the finish.
Yes, the frames are designed to remain on the bike indefinitely and do not interfere with passenger comfort or general handling.
Do not fully tighten any bolts until all hardware has been threaded into the mounting points. This allows for slight adjustments.
Ensure all mounting bolts are torqued to manufacturer specifications and confirm that the soft bags are strapped tightly against the frame.
Installation of the T213 frames utilizes the existing mounting points on the Honda 650 XL V Transalp. It is recommended to perform the installation on a flat, level surface. Begin by loosely attaching all mounting bolts before fully tightening them to ensure correct alignment with the frame.
Periodically inspect the mounting bolts for any loosening caused by road vibration, especially after off-road excursions. Wipe down the frames with a soft, damp cloth to remove debris. If the powder-coat finish becomes chipped, touch it up with a matte black rust-preventative paint to maintain the integrity of the steel beneath.
