Top Master Yamaha MT 07 Tracer

The SHAD Top Master is a model-specific rear mounting frame that lets you fit a SHAD top case to the Yamaha MT-07 Tracer / Tracer 700 (2016-2020). Rather than a one-size-fits-all rack, the frame is engineered around this bike's subframe and bodywork, so the case sits where it should and the load is carried properly.

It suits riders adding commuting or touring luggage to a Tracer 700 without permanent modification. Once the frame is installed, the top case clips on and off in seconds using the mounting plate supplied with the case.

Note: this listing is for the fitting kit only. A SHAD top case and a compatible SHAD mounting plate are required to complete the setup.

• Model-specific top case frame for Yamaha MT-07 Tracer / Tracer 700 (2016-2020)
• Designed around the bike's own mounting points for a stable, secure fit
• Quick mounting and removal of the top case once the frame is installed
• Works with SHAD medium (D1B40PA) and large (D1B481PA) mounting plates
• Suits SHAD TR48, TR37, SH59X, SH58X, SH50, SH48, SH46, SH45, SH40 and SH39 top cases
• Smaller SH37, SH34, SH33, SH29 and SH26 cases require the medium mounting plate
• Not compatible with the SHAD aluminium mounting plate (LSA-D1BTRPA)
• SHAD part number Y0MT76ST

Install using the SHAD fitting instructions supplied with the kit, following the stated bolt positions and tightening sequence.
Fit the mounting plate supplied with your SHAD top case to the frame before first use; TR48 and TR37 cases do not require a separate plate.
Do not use the aluminium mounting plate (LSA-D1BTRPA) with this frame.
Re-check all mounting bolts after the first ride with a loaded case, then periodically as part of routine servicing.
Check the case latches onto the plate fully and the lock engages before every ride.
Distribute load sensibly and keep heavy items low and forward in the case; observe the load limit stated for your top case and its plate.
Rinse road salt, grit and grime off the frame with clean water and dry it, particularly after wet-weather or coastal riding.
Inspect the frame for corrosion, cracks or distortion whenever you clean the bike, and stop using it if any is found.
Remove the top case when it is not needed to reduce load on the frame and subframe.
Keep threads clean and avoid over-tightening fasteners into the bike's subframe mounting points.