That’s a great solution as you don’t need to interfere with the original BMW pannier mounts. Phew.Gents,
Got my bike this week and fitted the Givi rack and plate. It’s quite neat.
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Barry,the plate is M8B (black) and the arms are SR5143. Purchased from Carpimoto for Euro216 which is bargain.
The kit fits on the existing mounts very easily in about 30minutes. I have a Givi Outback Trekker.
Barry
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Not the best shots as not out side , better than the SW motech one , just clean the back end up , plus no plastic lunch box
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I realise this is an old post, but what’s the pillion seat replacement you have? I’m looking for one for my R1300GS that’s on order, but can only really find the BMW OEM one that looks like this. Since my bike will be a Triple Black I like the look of yours.
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I’d say it’s the OEM painted black or powder coated
Yes it is , also with a Tony James Special cover as well , sprayed black , Now sat on my garage shelf as gone back to Ducati .. Pm me if you want .That was my gut instinct, but wasn’t sure.
design? the bolts are largely unstressed suffering a little tension in use.I'm seeing various adapter plates mounted on the 1300 top box mount using the 4 small screws. There's one early in this thread, the wonderlitch 1250 adapter plate and the vari-upter 1250 adapter plate. They all use these small screws which are only designed to hold the plastic face peices to the alu mount. The 1300 cases hook under the aluminum part which is securely mounted with much larger bolts. These 4 screws could never be relied on to secure a topcase. How do these companys think this is ok?
Of course I'm applying this logic to the Givi. The size of that box in post #30, filled to the max, hitting serious road bumps or heavy crosswinds. Mounting it to simple panel fastening points. Probably won't fall off but this is absolute minimum engineeringdesign? the bolts are largely unstressed suffering a little tension in use.
if you look at the rear mounting of a Givi topcase and apply the same logic it will be left on the garage floor when youtake off!!
Barry
