GIVI E212 Rear Luggage Plate - Multicolor


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The GIVI E212 rear luggage rack is designed specifically for owners of Honda XL 1000V Varadero motorcycles (1999-2006) who need a reliable, secure mounting system for their MONOKEY top cases. It provides a stable, durable platform for long-distance touring and gear transport, though it is exclusively engineered for this specific motorcycle range and requires the GIVI MONOKEY case system to function.
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | E212 |
| Brand | GIVI |
No, the E212 is specifically engineered for the 1999-2006 models.
No, this plate is exclusively designed for the MONOKEY system.
Standard motorcycle toolkit wrenches and hex keys are sufficient for installation.
The rack is positioned rearward of the seat and generally does not interfere with passenger comfort.
Yes, the kit includes the necessary hardware required to mount the plate to the bike.
Check the rubber grommets on the base plate for wear and ensure the internal MONOKEY locking mechanism on the case is fully engaged.
Verify that your motorcycle is indeed a 1999-2006 model; minor frame variations in later years may cause alignment issues.
Ensure the rear luggage plate surface is clean and free of debris that might obstruct the latching mechanism.
To install the E212, locate the mounting points on the rear tail section of your Honda XL 1000V Varadero. Align the plate with the existing holes on the bike's frame. It is recommended to hand-tighten all bolts before applying final torque to ensure perfect alignment. Periodically check the mounting hardware to ensure no vibrations have loosened the fasteners during long-distance trips. If you are riding in harsh, salty, or wet environments, a light wipe-down of the metal components is recommended to maintain the integrity of the finish.