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Originally Posted by K
Sad to say I can answer this - kinda...
... Monokey and Monolock - one is 'recommended' for smaller cc machines such as scoots whilst the other is for bigger, faster, heavier bikes - they are effectively more robust to allow for the potential of higher speed drops.
The airtight seal, security of the box is the same across the board, but if you stand on a 30lt box for example, one will flex slightly the other won't.
I had vaguely thought that the connection plate was the same three point system - but without a brochure infront of me I could say for certain... this is trying to drag the information out of head that was buried over a year ago when I was last at work!
I will say that their brochure is one of the hardest to order from unless you know Givi's 'system'... which is why they ran an orientation course that I went to in their distribution centre in Daventry.
Can I also say in my defence that I only sold the things and have never, ever, had one on eany bike of mine. 
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Thanks K - that explains why they put the monokey on. But I can definitely vouch the connection plates differ
Starting to think that what I will do is get a monolock plate for the CBF as a temporary fix and only £30 allowing me to use the current topbox, then get the monokey box later and refit the monokey plate when the credit cards recovered from the walloping its getting with new bike and modding it
And for those who want to ban topboxes - sod off

Its my bike, Ill ruin the aesthetics as I want to