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look into the sw motech EVO side carrier / rack:
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link:
https://sw-motech.us/bike/HONDA/CB1100/2...023365.htm


those side racks have pre punched holes to bolt on the givi monokey mounts:


Link:
https://sw-motech.us/bike/HONDA/CB1100/2...007853.htm


here you can see those Givi monokey hardware parts (triangle clamp on top bar, two mushroom pegs at bottom, 4 rubber bumpers on sides ) fastened to the EVO racks:


i have the EVO racks on my cb1100 , with the givi hardware per above, i have mounted a set of givi e22 (same as e21, different lid) on my bike.
I have these SW Motech EVO side carrier/rack and made total of 70 Kms = NO complaints, excellent !
Thanks, for the replies and sorry for not posting sooner. Yes, I have been a member for a long time but have never really posted. I bought a 2014 over the weekend so I will be an active member going forward.

I looked on SW Motech's web site and the rack are not available. I will have to check some of the other links. Hopefully I can find a set for sale somewhere.
Did you check SW Motech - Germany or Twisted Throttle/USA or Canada...eBay???
Here is my bike by the way.
(08-26-2020, 05:02 AM)peterbaron_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Did you check SW Motech - Germany or Twisted Throttle/USA or Canada...eBay???

I checked Twisted Throttle a few weeks ago but now that I have an actual item # to search for I may have better luck
Trapezoid shape side racks are more universal, the biggest issue might be with the hardware for your '14 CB...it also fits '13 model. I did transfer from the '13 onto the '14 = no issue.
May this help you more/better?:

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For these ^^ side racks, I use pictured bellow AERO side panniers , also by SW Motech:

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And this is how they look on my bike

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Make sure you get the side racks with hardware matching your side panniers...otherwise may not work together.
There might be some other options by SW-Motech or different companies. Check.
Good luck!!
I found some SW Motech racks on Amazon. Price seems to be way jacked up though. I guess I will have to relocate my rear blinkers. Has anyone done that?
First pic below is a U shape bracket with 6 holes, OEM SW-Motech.
You can easily make it by urself from a nice piece of metal strap, shape it, fold it and drill 6 holes of different diameter: 2 bottom for the U shape bracket holding bolts, 2+2 wing side L+R to accommodate the turn signals. If you chose this design, you'll have to make one side turn signal's harness longer by about 1 foot, and I believe is the R-side, as the turn signals harness runs on the L side of rear fender, then you have to drill a hole below the stop light - in lamp's black housing to run the turn signal wires through it.
Here are some orientation pics:

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This is what I did with my OEM SW Motech.

You may go alternate way and see if lic plate bracket + home made extension can accommodate relocated turn signals + both T-signals harness extension by 1-2 feet
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That is awesome. Thank you
Far as I can tell, the EVO side racks have been discontinued.
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