SHAD Top Master Rear Luggage Rack for Honda CB 500 Hornet - Black


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The SHAD Top Master Rear Luggage Rack is designed specifically for Honda CB 500 Hornet owners who require a reliable and secure method to mount a top case for commuting or touring. This model-specific kit offers a high-quality, factory-integrated feel that ensures stability and rider safety, though users should note that the mounting plate included with the top case itself (excluding TERRA models) is required to complete the installation.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | H0CB59ST |
| Brand | Shad |
Yes, this model (H0CB59ST) is specifically engineered for the Honda CB 500 Hornet.
No, this specific Top Master kit is not compatible with TERRA series cases.
No, you should use the mounting plate that came included in the box with your SHAD top case.
The rack is designed to be easy to assemble and disassemble, so it does not have to be a permanent fixture.
Yes, the kit includes the necessary components to securely mount the rack to your specific motorcycle model.
The rack features a durable black finish that matches the aesthetic of the Honda CB 500 Hornet.
Verify that all mounting bolts are fully tightened and that the spacer hardware was installed according to the manual.
Ensure you are using the correct mounting plate included with your SHAD case and that it is properly secured to the rack.
Installation of the Top Master kit involves securing the hardware to the tail section of the Honda CB 500 Hornet. Ensure all bolts are tightened to factory specifications during setup to maintain structural integrity. This kit is strictly designed for the CB 500 Hornet and will not fit other motorcycles. For maintenance, periodically check all attachment bolts for vibration-induced looseness, especially after long trips. Clean the rack periodically with a soft, damp cloth to remove road grime, and avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the black powder-coat finish.