SHAD 3P System Side Luggage Frames - CF Moto 450 MT - Black

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The SHAD 3P System Side Luggage Frames are designed for owners of the CF Moto 450 MT (2023-2026) who need a secure, low-profile mounting solution for their adventure touring gear. These frames provide a stable foundation for compatible SHAD side cases, significantly improving load distribution and bike aesthetics compared to traditional bulky racks, though users must note that they are strictly incompatible with the TR30, TR40, TR36, and TR47 model series.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | C0MT43XIF |
| Brand | Shad |
No, the SHAD 3P System for the CF Moto 450 MT is not compatible with TR40, TR30, TR36, or TR47 cases.
You typically need a set of metric Allen keys, a socket wrench set, and a torque wrench to ensure proper fastener security.
No, this is a bolt-on kit designed to fit the existing mounting points on the CF Moto 450 MT frame.
Use mild soap and water. Avoid harsh chemicals or heavy pressure washing directly on the joints to maintain the finish longevity.
While technically possible, the 3P system is designed as a permanent mounting solution for the bike.
Check that the three mounting points are fully engaged and that the locking tab is completely snapped into the closed position.
Do not fully tighten the initial bolts. Keep all hardware slightly loose until every bracket is attached to the subframe to allow for necessary adjustment.
Installation of the 3P frames is designed for home mechanics with basic tool sets. Ensure the bike is on a stable center or paddock stand before removing any factory bolts. When mounting, loosely attach all brackets first to ensure alignment before fully tightening the fasteners to the recommended torque specifications. For care, wipe the frames down with a clean, damp cloth periodically to remove road grime. Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents on the powder coating. Always check the bolts after the first 500 miles of riding to ensure no vibration has caused loosening, and verify that the 3P locking tabs remain free of grit for smooth case attachment.