1200 DVT Rear Rack

I have a Hepco and Becker rack which I used on my 1200 (pre DVT) with panniers and no issues. I'm pretty sure it would also be fine on the DVT (I still have it fitted but don't have panniers). I also use their Journey top box, I've got the fold down handle on mine.
https://www.hepco-and-becker-luggage.co.uk

 

Also Sw Motech do an top box plate which you fit to the bike. You then buy an adaptor plate to fit the type of top box you have. The adaptor plate mounts to the pillion grab rail. I have a Givi v47 fitted with the givi adaptor plate and can also use the factory panniers. Photo attached with the top box and panniers. This is the third bike I have had with the SW motech plate on it.

 

I looked at all the options and settled on a Givi fixing plate which doubles as a small rack and Givi 56Ltr box.
No need for fixing plates or adapters and looks very neat.
I thought the box was going to be too big, but not so.... perfect. £325 for the rack and box.
Other options available are bag trays from Givi which fix to the rack if you want to carry soft luggage

 

If anyone else looking for a Hepco rack, there's one on Facebook Marketplace for £55 (bargain)https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/793522830979883/

 

I was in the same position Alan and had opted for the GIVI Trekker 58L box, i however then tried folding my tent up (like a blanket) and hey-ho it fits in the bottom of the monokey box just fine. I was planning to put the tent poles across the seat between our lass and the back box and then realised they also fit in the monokey back box! Brilliant! OK i may have to leave the camping stove at home instead of taking it but i can always buy a coffee on the camp site instead, certainly cheaper than buying the Trekker box lol.