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The GIVI E213 Rear Attachment is designed for motorcycle riders looking for a secure, dedicated mounting solution for GIVI MONOKEY top cases. It is ideal for touring enthusiasts who prioritize stability and ease of use when adding luggage to their bike. While it offers a robust mounting point, users should verify model-specific compatibility, as this bracket is engineered precisely for select motorcycle frames and will not fit all motorcycles.
| Model Part Number | E213 |
|---|---|
| Brand | GIVI |
No, the E213 is specifically designed for the MONOKEY system and is not compatible with MONOLOCK cases.
No, the E213 is the mounting hardware and plate only; the top case must be purchased separately.
Cross-reference your motorcycle's make, model, and year with the GIVI fitment guide or the specific vehicle compatibility list for the E213 part number.
You will generally need a standard set of metric hex keys, a socket wrench, and possibly a torque wrench to ensure secure installation.
While it can be removed, it is designed to remain on the motorcycle as a permanent mounting solution for your luggage.
Check that the locking mechanism on the bottom of the MONOKEY case is fully engaged and that the mounting plate bolts are tightened to factory specifications.
Verify you have the correct E213 kit for your specific motorcycle year and model. Do not force bolts, as this can strip the frame threads.
To install the E213, verify that your motorcycle model is officially listed for this part number. Begin by removing any stock grab rails or rear cowls as required by your bike's service manual. Bolt the E213 mounting plate directly to the designated points on your motorcycle frame, ensuring all bolts are tightened to the manufacturer's specified torque settings. For care, periodically inspect the mounting bolts for any signs of loosening due to vibration, especially after long-distance rides. Clean the plate surface to prevent grit buildup, which can interfere with the locking mechanism of your MONOKEY case.
