Givi
GIVI SPECIFIC REAR RACK - TRIUMPH STREET TWIN 900 16-20 (NEEDS PLATE)
Luggage PartsSKU SR6407
Cheapest we found
$294.95
at XPERT Moto Gear
2 recent in-stock prices · spread $5.04 (2%)
Based only on in-stock prices checked in the last 30 days. 2 stores checked; dates for every store are shown below.
Recorded store prices
Prices we recorded when we last checked each store for this exact variant.
Product details
GIVI Specific Rear Rack - TRIUMPH Street Twin 900 16-20 (Needs Plate)
The Givi SR6407 Luggage Rack is a versatile and robust bike-specific rear rack that provides a platform for Givi top cases or for anchoring soft luggage.
Features:
- Steel construction
- Bolt-on application
- Black enamel finish
- All mounting hardware necessary for installation is included
- Max load: 6kg (13lbs)
**Requires mounting plate (Sold Separately)
Which plate do I need?
FOR MONOLOCK CASES - The GIVI SR6407 Top Box Rack must be used in conjunction with the universal base plate supplied with new GIVI Monolock Top Cases.
FOR MONOKEY CASES -The GIVI SR6407 Top Box Rack must be used in conjunction with the universal E251 MONOKEY base plate (Sold Separately).\
*Pannier frames, side bags Top Case or any other accessories shown are for illustrative purposes only, not included.
Price history
Recorded changes for this exact variant.
Step chart of dated store-price observations. Solid lines show confirmed crawl coverage, dashed lines show overdue missed-check spans, and every line stops at the last confirmed price.
- 1XPERT Moto Gear5 points · last checked 22 Aug 2026
- 2MotoHeaven1 point · last checked 21 Aug 2026
Solid steps show periods confirmed by the store’s change-only price history and completed crawl record: if the price had changed at a check, another point would appear. Dashed steps show overdue periods with no completed crawl confirmation. Every line stops at that listing’s last confirmed check and is never extended to today. Prices are not live and may have changed since the last point shown.
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