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Top Case Adapter Plate
Givi Suzuki Gladius 650 2019-2016
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Top case support Givi Suzuki Gladius 650 2019-2016
Specific Givi rear adapter for Suzuki Gladius 650 2019-2016. For Monolock case. Includes Monolock rack. SR121M
The original handles must be removed and reproduced with the luggage rack.
The Givi SR121M is a specific rear rack designed to install a Monolock top case on the Suzuki Gladius 650 (2009-2016 models). It is a robust and well-designed luggage rack that allows you to add a hard case without compromising the aesthetics or functionality of the bike.
Main features:
- Specific for Suzuki Gladius 650 (09-16).
- Includes the Monolock platform (base plate) for Monolock top cases.
- Not compatible with Monokey cases, this rack is for Monolock only.
- The original passenger handles must be removed, as the rack integrates these handles into its own structure.
- Maximum allowed load: 6 kg, which is typical for light/medium top cases.
- Material: robust steel (according to Givi, several mm thick) to ensure strength.
- Finish: black paint, discreet and durable.
- Includes the complete mounting kit required for installation.
- Approximate weight of the rack: ~3.33 kg.
Recommended use:
For users who want to equip their Gladius 650 with a rigid Monolock top case for travel or daily use.
Ideal if you already have or plan to purchase a Givi Monolock top case.
Do not overload beyond 6 kg, to maintain the safety and durability of the rack.
Recommended top case compatibility
When using Monolock, you can combine this rack with Givi Monolock cases suited to your needs: cases for urban use, travel, or medium size.
Conclusion for Eurobikes
The Givi SR121M is the ideal solution for riders with a Suzuki Gladius 650 who want to add a rigid Monolock top case. Its custom design, structural reliability, and inclusion of the Monolock plate make it a highly practical option for increasing luggage capacity without sacrificing the style or ergonomics of the bike.
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