GIVI Monorack Rear Rack - Black - 1111FZ


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The GIVI 1111FZ Monorack Rear Rack is an essential motorcycle accessory designed for riders who need a reliable, secure mounting solution for GIVI top cases. It is ideal for commuters and adventure riders looking to enhance their bike's cargo capacity with a stable, custom-fit bracket. While it provides exceptional structural support, it is important to remember that this rack requires the additional purchase of a specific GIVI mounting plate to function, as it does not come with one included.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1111FZ |
| Brand | GIVI |
No, the 1111FZ is a specific rack system that requires a separate GIVI plate (M5, M7, M8A, M8B, M5M, or M6M) to mount the top case.
It depends on the plate used. If you use M8A or M8B plates, you cannot install a stop light kit or remote-controlled opening device.
No, the 1111FZ is a model-specific rear rack. Please verify your motorcycle's specific model and year compatibility before purchase.
Yes, it is compatible with both, provided you purchase the corresponding MONOKEY or MONOLOCK mounting plate.
Clean the rack with mild soap and water. Avoid pressure washing directly into joints or using abrasive cleaners.
Ensure the bike is level and verify that you are not tightening one side fully before starting the other. Loosening all bolts to allow for slight adjustments often helps with alignment.
Check all mounting bolts and apply a small amount of thread-locking compound (such as medium-strength Loctite) to the bolt threads before reinstalling.
To install the 1111FZ, you will need basic hand tools such as a hex key set and a wrench. Ensure the motorcycle is on a stable center stand or paddock stand before starting. Align the rack brackets with the factory mounting points on your bike, ensuring all hardware is threaded by hand before final tightening to prevent cross-threading.
Care instructions include periodically checking the mounting bolts for tightness, especially after the first 50 miles of use, as vibrations can occasionally loosen hardware over time. Clean the powder-coated surface with a mild soap and water solution, avoiding harsh chemicals that could degrade the finish.