3P PANNIER MOUNT - HONDA TRANSALP XL 750 '23

The SHAD 3P System pannier mounting kit (H0TR73IF) is the model-specific bracket set that lets you fit SHAD side cases to the Honda XL750 Transalp from 2023 onwards. It bolts to the bike's existing mounting points and forms the structural link between the frame and the panniers.

It suits riders setting up a Transalp for commuting, touring or adventure travel who want proper hard luggage without leaving bulky racks on the bike full time. The 3P design tucks in close to the bodywork, so once the cases are off the bike stays slim and close to its standard lines.

Fitment is specific to the XL750 Transalp '23-24, and the kit carries SHAD's SH23, SH35 and SH36 side cases.

• Model-specific fitment for the Honda XL750 Transalp '23-24
• Compatible with SHAD SH23, SH35 and SH36 side cases
• Integrated 3P System design sits close to the bike and is near-invisible with the cases removed
• Built from 20mm tube — the largest diameter SHAD offers across the range
• Lightweight construction to minimise any change to the bike's centre of gravity
• Bolt-on installation using the motorcycle's existing mounting points
• Supplied with a full set of step-by-step fitting instructions

• Left and right 3P System pannier mounting brackets
• Fitting instructions

Fit the brackets following the supplied SHAD instructions in the order given — the left and right sides are not interchangeable.
Tighten all fasteners to the values listed in the fitting instructions; do not overtighten into the bike's frame or subframe threads.
Re-check all mounting bolts after the first ride with luggage loaded, then periodically as part of routine servicing.
Keep the pannier quick-release points and locking pins clean and free of grit so cases seat fully and latch correctly.
Load both side cases as evenly as you can and stay within the case manufacturer's stated load limits; avoid carrying heavy items high or far rearward.
Remove the side cases before washing, high-pressure cleaning or transporting the bike on a trailer.
Wash the brackets with mild soapy water and dry them after riding in rain or on salted or coastal roads; touch up any paint chips promptly to prevent corrosion.
Inspect the tubing and welds for cracks, bending or elongated mounting holes after any fall or heavy off-road use, and replace damaged parts rather than repairing them.
Do not use the brackets as a lifting point, tie-down anchor or pillion grab handle.