GIVI Rear Luggage Rack for Honda Hornet 600 - Black - 162FZ

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The GIVI 162FZ rear luggage rack is designed specifically for Honda Hornet 600 and S owners (1998-2002) looking to expand their bike's touring capacity. It serves as a durable, precision-engineered foundation for mounting GIVI Monokey or Monolock top cases, ensuring your cargo remains secure even on long rides. While it offers an excellent fit and reliable stability, users should be aware that the necessary mounting plate is sold separately and must be purchased to complete the installation.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 162FZ |
| Brand | GIVI |
No, the 162FZ rack is the support kit only. You must purchase the compatible GIVI plate separately.
This rack is specifically engineered for GIVI Monokey and Monolock systems; compatibility with other brands is not supported.
Installation is straightforward for those with basic mechanical experience, typically taking 30-60 minutes.
No, this part is specific to the 1998-2002 model range.
Always follow the load capacity specifications provided by your GIVI top case, as the limit is usually determined by the case and plate, not just the rack.
Verify that your motorcycle is indeed a 1998-2002 Honda Hornet 600 model and ensure no aftermarket accessories are obstructing the mounting points.
Check all mounting bolts for tightness and ensure the GIVI plate is properly secured to the rack.
Installation requires basic mechanical tools, including socket sets and hex keys. The rack attaches directly to existing mounting points on the Honda Hornet 600 (1998-2002) frame. Ensure you have the corresponding GIVI plate (M5, M7, M8, or M9 for Monokey; M5M or M6M for Monolock) before beginning the build. Periodically check all bolts after the first 100 miles of use to ensure they have not vibrated loose due to road conditions. To maintain the finish, wipe down the rack with a soft cloth and mild soap during your regular motorcycle cleaning routine.