GIVI Saddlebag Holder - TE6700 - Multicolor

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The GIVI TE6700 saddlebag holder is designed for motorcycle riders looking for a robust, stable mounting solution for their luggage. It is specifically engineered to integrate with 3D600 Easy Lock saddlebags while remaining versatile enough to support various universal soft luggage options, effectively preventing bags from contacting tires or exhaust pipes. While it provides excellent structural integrity, please note that this product consists strictly of the mounting frame and does not include saddlebags or additional mounting hardware for top cases.
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | TE6700 |
| Brand | GIVI |
No, the TE6700 is the mounting frame only. Saddlebags must be purchased separately.
Yes, the frame acts as a support and stand-off, making it compatible with most universal soft saddlebags.
The TE6700 is specifically a side saddlebag holder and does not include mounting points or hardware for a topcase.
Keep the frame clean and check the mounting bolts regularly to ensure they remain tight and free from vibration-induced loosening.
Yes, the primary function of the frame is to provide a rigid buffer that keeps bags away from exhaust systems and moving tires.
Check that the locking mechanism is fully engaged and verify that all frame bolts are tightened securely to the motorcycle chassis.
Inspect all mounting hardware for looseness and ensure there is no contact between the frame and the bike's plastic fairings.
Installation of the TE6700 should be performed on a clean, level surface. The frame is designed to bolt onto existing mounting points on the motorcycle chassis; always ensure all fasteners are tightened to the manufacturer's specified torque settings. For care, periodically inspect the frame for signs of rust or metal fatigue, especially after off-road riding or long trips in wet conditions. Wipe down the metal surfaces with a clean, dry cloth, and check that all bolts remain tight every few hundred miles to compensate for natural road vibration. If the finish becomes chipped, applying a touch-up paint can prevent surface corrosion.