Shad 3P System Side Case Frames - Honda 650 CBR R / CB 650 R - Black

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The Shad 3P System side case frames are an essential upgrade for Honda 650 CBR R and CB 650 R (2021-2023) owners seeking a secure and unobtrusive luggage mounting solution. Designed for riders who prioritize handling and aesthetics, this system integrates seamlessly with the bike's frame to maintain a balanced center of gravity, though it is exclusively compatible with specific Shad side cases and requires careful installation to ensure structural alignment.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | H0CR61IF |
| Brand | Shad |
No, the 3P System is a proprietary Shad mounting design and is only compatible with Shad side cases designed for this system.
No, this kit is specifically designed for the 2021-2023 models.
No, it is a bolt-on kit that can be removed, though it is intended to remain on the bike to provide the 3P mounting interface.
The 3P System is designed to sit clear of the passenger pegs, but comfort may vary depending on the specific side cases used.
Clean with mild detergent and apply a light coat of silicone-based protectant to maintain the matte black appearance.
Check the mounting points for debris or paint build-up. Ensure the frame arms are perfectly level.
Do not fully tighten any bolts until all hardware is threaded. Use a helper to hold the brackets in position.
Installation requires basic mechanical knowledge and standard hand tools. Start by identifying the mounting points under the tail section; ensure all bolts are hand-tightened first to check for alignment before final torque settings are applied. This kit is strictly for the Honda 650 CBR R and CB 650 R (2021-2023). For maintenance, inspect the mounting bolts every few months, especially after long trips, to ensure vibrations haven't loosened the hardware. Keep the contact points clean to prevent grit from marring the frame, and use a soft, damp cloth with mild soap for cleaning; avoid harsh chemicals that might strip the powder coating.