Shad 4P System Side Case Frames - BMW R 1300 GS - Black

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The Shad 4P System Side Case Frames are engineered for BMW R 1300 GS owners who require a secure, durable, and highly stable mounting solution for their luggage. These frames provide a rugged foundation for adventure touring, ensuring your gear stays firmly attached even on technical terrain, though the integrated, non-removable design means the mounts remain visible on the bike even when the cases are detached.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | W0RG144P |
| Brand | Shad |
No, the 4P system is specifically engineered to fit the Shad TR40, TR36, TR47, SH35, and SH36 side cases.
The frames are designed as a permanent mounting solution for the bike and are not intended for frequent removal.
Standard motorcycle maintenance tools like hex keys and socket wrenches are sufficient for installation.
Yes, the black metallic powder-coated finish provides a high level of protection against corrosion and weather elements.
No, this product is for the side case mounting frames only; luggage must be purchased separately.
Loosely install all bolts before tightening any single point to allow for minor adjustments.
Ensure the 4P mounting points are free of debris and that the case locking mechanism is fully lubricated.
Inspect all mounting bolts to ensure they have not loosened due to engine vibration.
Installation requires basic hand tools and the provided mounting hardware. Ensure the bike is on a center stand before beginning. Secure all bolts to the manufacturer-recommended torque settings to ensure frame stability. To maintain the finish, wipe the steel frames down with a clean, damp cloth after riding in muddy or salty environments. Periodically check that all hardware remains tight, especially after the first 500 miles of riding with a full luggage load.