Shad 4P System Side Case Luggage Frames - CFmoto 700 MT 2025-2026

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The Shad 4P System Side Case Luggage Frames are essential for owners of the 2025-2026 CFmoto 700 MT looking to expand their motorcycle's touring capacity with secure, integrated storage. Designed to provide a stable foundation for Shad side cases, these frames offer a robust connection that maintains bike stability, though the installation requires basic mechanical knowledge and tools to ensure proper alignment.
| Model Part Number | C0MT754P |
|---|---|
| Brand | Shad |
These frames are specifically engineered for the Shad 4P system cases.
No, this product includes only the mounting frames and hardware; the cases must be purchased separately.
The frames are designed to bolt onto factory mounting points, usually requiring no permanent modification to the bike.
The frames are rated to support standard Shad 4P luggage loads; please refer to the manual for specific weight distribution limits.
In most configurations, the 4P system is designed to allow continued use of passenger footpegs, but check for clearance once installed.
Ensure you are using the correct model year (2025-2026) and check that all bolts are loosely fitted before tightening any single point.
Verify that all mounting bolts are torqued to the correct specifications and check the rubber grommets for signs of wear.
Installation requires basic hand tools including a torque wrench and hex keys. Ensure the motorcycle is on a stable, flat surface before beginning. 1. Align the main mounting brackets with the existing factory points on the CFmoto 700 MT. 2. Loosely thread all bolts before fully tightening to ensure proper alignment of the frame structure. 3. Use a torque wrench to tighten to manufacturer specifications, taking care not to over-torque the chassis mounting points. For long-term care, periodically check that all mounting bolts remain tight after the first 100 miles of riding, and clean the powder-coated finish with a soft cloth and mild soap to prevent salt or debris buildup.