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PostPosted: 25 Apr 2019 08:21 
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I'm after advice on how to mount a Givi top box on a Uly.

Currently I've the Buell top box with standard frame but want to mount a larger Givi top box I've got for a tour.

It looks like some people have mounted a Givi E251 Universal Monokey Adaptor Plate to the existing frame.

Are there any other options or things to be aware of?
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PostPosted: 25 Apr 2019 13:27 
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You can get a much larger Hepco and Becker on with the standard rack. If you are close to Bristol you can borrow mine.

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PostPosted: 30 Apr 2019 09:46 
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Pash, appreciate the offer but I'm going to go the Givi route.


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PostPosted: 30 Apr 2019 17:05 
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I prefer Givi stuff to Hepco and Becker and have used both top box and panniers on mine.
I used Fehling racks and frames to do it though. I would imagine the hoop at the front of the oe rack would make it difficult to fit a Givi base plate. Either way you will have to figure a way to mount a "universal" base plate to the rack - not particularly difficult.
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One thing I don't like about the Fehling rack is that it fits too close to the rear light. By the time you've put a top box on there any high vehicle behind you would not be able to see your rear light.

I've switched to soft luggage these days. BMWs "Softbags" have a rigid base and sleeve that slips very neatly over the Uly triple tail when laid back and removes the need for all the metalwork. The small one takes a helmet and does 90% of what I needed a top box for.
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