🏍️ Givi V47NNT Tech 47L Monokey Black Motorcycle Top Case – Enhanced SEO Review

My bike was used and came with a Givi Monokey mount but it took me 3 years to buy a Givi top case. I wish I had done this many years ago. So convenient that you can just unlock it and throw whatever you want. Installation was very easy and it's so easy to uninstall if needed. Would recommend to anyone considering it.

I bought this Givi cover to fit on the back of my 2018 Honda Goldwing trunk. I have already purchased and installed a Givi SRA1172 mount for the Goldwing. Nothing else is needed, just line up the posts on the post with the notches in the V47 and push down while pressing the release button and it instantly snaps into place. I usually drive alone so this V47 is just the right size for me. However, if I was riding alone and we were both wearing modular helmets, this case wouldn't be big enough to…

The thing is huge in it! I can store my helmet and full body armor there for safekeeping. It's tight, but it fits! Looks great on the bike and I'm going to complete it with a headlight kit and remote entry because. Why not?! A nice and unexpected benefit that I can't calculate mathematically. My bike is completely covered. Sometimes the cross wind can really push me. I don't know how, but it absolutely withstands crosswinds. I can drive straight without leaning over to stay straight in strong…

While I like Givi cases, two design flaws are still annoying. First, the keys have plastic protrusions that break over time. This is what prompted me to replace the first case with this newer, later model. I noticed that the newer model also has a solid metal key. Impressively. But then I discovered that the hinges on this model are plastic. A few days later the right hinge broke. light up. Who puts plastic hinges on the body of a motorcycle? He was brought back quickly. Revane was great to…

Initially I needed a way to give my little son some rest. I knew having the extra space for riding and sporting gear on my NC700X wouldn't hurt. Combining the two ideas, I settled on a 47 liter Givi. The 46 liters were too round for my taste. I was concerned that the 47 might look too big for a bike, but with the back pad the lines are nice and clear. I would recommend adding LED lights for safety. They sit at eye level. Fixed on its mount, it's secure enough and feels solid. No problem if…

I bought this case and saved $$$. If you order this case from Givi or other suppliers, you may need to purchase separate parts for the fairing and top cover, adding $100 to the total cost. With this top case, both parts were already installed. The case's polypropylene shell has a matte, textured finish and matching top finish, while the inlaid top panel has a carbon fiber pattern and gloss gray Givi logo insert. However, Givi has some structural differences as well as different color options…

I really like the looks and roominess, but there are a few issues. First off I believe the brake light kit should be supplied and installed from the factory. Building a self-installable add-on is like paying for an already super expensive top case. Also, the connection system on spring-loaded electrical connectors is quite odd. I'm not sure about the durability of the brake light. Second, I was missing one of the rubber washers that held the case in place. Be sure to do an inventory before…