GIVI Tubular Holder - Black - T255


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The GIVI T255 tubular holder is an essential mounting solution for Suzuki 600 GSR owners (2006-2011) looking to expand their touring capabilities with soft side bags or Easylock luggage. Engineered for structural integrity and a precise fit, it offers a stable platform for your gear, though it requires the additional purchase of a compatible GIVI rear attachment system to function correctly.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | T255 |
| Brand | GIVI |
No, the T255 tubular holder specifically requires the SR116 or SR116M rear attachment for proper mounting.
No, the T255 is strictly designed for the 2006-2011 Suzuki 600 GSR model range.
These holders are optimized for soft bags and Easylock side bags; they are not designed for standard GIVI Monokey hard cases.
The frame comes with a high-quality black coating. Regular cleaning and touching up any deep scratches with automotive touch-up paint will prevent rust.
Yes, the GIVI kit typically includes all specific hardware required to mount the T255 to your motorcycle.
Loosely install all bolts first to allow for minor adjustments before tightening them completely.
Check all mounting hardware and ensure the connection points to the SR116/SR116M rear attachment are tightened firmly.
Installation of the T255 requires basic mechanic tools and a familiarity with the motorcycle's subframe. You must first secure the SR116 or SR116M rear attachment, as the T255 frames rely on these anchor points for structural support. Ensure all bolts are torqued to the specifications outlined in your GIVI instruction manual to prevent rattling. For maintenance, periodically wipe the tubular frame with a damp cloth to remove road grit and inspect the mounting hardware after the first 500 miles of use to ensure no vibration has loosened the fasteners.