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The GIVI SR5108 rear luggage rack is an essential accessory for owners of BMW R 1200 GS and R 1250 GS motorcycles who require a stable, dedicated platform for mounting GIVI MONOKEY top cases. Designed for long-distance tourers and daily commuters alike, this rack provides a secure mounting point for your gear, though it requires the purchase of a compatible MONOKEY plate (such as the M5, M7, M8A, M8B, M9A, or M9B) to complete the installation for your specific top case.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SR5108 |
| Brand | GIVI |
No, the SR5108 is the support rack. You must purchase a compatible MONOKEY plate separately.
No, this rack is specifically designed for the MONOKEY line of top cases.
This rack is for the standard R 1250 GS. Please verify your bike's exact trim, as Adventure models may have different factory mounting points.
Yes, it is designed for DIY installation with standard tools, though having a second person to hold the rack while you start the bolts is helpful.
The SR5108 is designed to remain clear of the passenger seating area, allowing for full use of the seat even when the rack is installed.
Ensure the mounting plate is bolted securely to the SR5108 and verify the locking mechanism on the bottom of the top case is fully engaged.
Do not fully tighten any bolts until all fasteners have been threaded by hand to ensure proper alignment with the frame holes.
Installation of the SR5108 involves securing the bracket directly to the motorcycle's rear frame using the provided hardware. Because the SR5108 is a rack arm assembly, you must attach a GIVI MONOKEY plate to it before the top case can be clicked into place.
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Care Instructions:
Periodically check the mounting bolts for tightness, as vibration from the motorcycle engine can loosen hardware over time. Clean the rack with a mild detergent and a soft cloth; avoid harsh chemicals that could degrade the black powder coating. Inspect for any signs of surface rust after riding in coastal or salt-treated road environments.
