Great info! I didn't know the ends were different. I have used the 23's for many years. I love the top opening feature. I find they are only good for a few days on the road. But if you are going on short trips as I often do, they are the way to go.
Yes.... that's what I wanted to avoid! I own an Integra 750 and I've gotten used to packing everything into the top box! Good, clear and concise video. Thanks
Really nice review. Thanks for taking the time and sharing so much pertinent information. My SuperTenere is going to look odd with the huge tail case, but I'll have the expandable storage. Very clever idea.
Yes they do work and I've found the SH23s more useful and the SH58, although being large and not really being a topbox fan, I have found it to be so practical I'm using it a lot more that I expected
Would it be possible to leave out the pannier end pieces entirely so then u can mount both panniers whenever u want without having to unscrew anything? Whats the purpose of them anyway?
No, as the end section on the SH23 is part of the pannier locking position mechanism. It's not on the SH36, more a position stop, but the SH23 end part is longer and so you can't fit the SH36 on if in place as the gap then to fit is too small..
Hello, I'm considering buying this central trunk and SH23 for the V-Strom DL800. I'm just wondering if this central trunk isn't too big visually and won't spoil the look of the motorcycle too much :) Best regards :)
The SH58X topbox is very good but also very large, I think for the DL800 I would get a small one, but on that can still fits a helmet. You could either go with a different Shad topbox or a Givi. The SH58X would be just too big and ruin the look.
Not without making up your own fittings and would also be not comfortable as they are hard plastic. Non senza dover realizzare i propri accessori, e sarebbero anche scomodi perché realizzati in plastica dura.
Thank you for asking, the SH23 click into a section of the end stoppers so they have a risen receiver, while the SH36 sit on top of the end stoppers. If the SH36 stoppers are fitted there is no where for the SH23 to secure into, this also acts as the locking mechanism. With the SH23 stoppers fitted the SH36 can't locate to secure onto the mounts as they are raised at the end by the end stoppers. The fitting brackets come as standard with the fittings fiorcthe SH36 while the SH23 come with their matching end stopper. I hope that is of help to you.
@@pat2bornot2b Many thanks. A shame really, I honestly thought that the idea behind the 3C system was that ALL the range would fit! Oh well...back to the drawing board!!!
@@petermartingorgues980 well they do fit but you have to swap the end stoppers each time, I also found that a disappointment but to be honest once the SH23 went on they are the ones I use, the Sh36 just decorate the garage
My issue is with the planners 36 if they made it just a 3 inch longer it would be better for shoppers than width able to easily take a reusable shopping bag
@@pat2bornot2b well each to there own, I use my bike as a car replacement so need that extra room, most adventure style just arn;t big enough for a say saisburys elephant bag the mark where they are useful for me ,
Hello, I have a question about the shad rack. Could you please provide the dimension between the first and last screw? I would like to fit it to another motorcycle.
The total length of the frame, excluding the plastic mounting base for the topbox is 54cm approx. As you can post images here which would make this easier to explain.
Too bad they don't make the SH36 expandable like the top box, but I understand that they may not be as weatherproof. So just how difficult is it to change the rubber mounting end pieces?
It's not difficult to change the end fitting but why SHAD could not have made a dual porpoise fitting that would take both the SH23 and the SH36. Having to keep 2 small end fitting that may get mislaid (or lost) plus the time lost if for any reason you would like to swap them quickly is the issue. Thank you for your comment, alway welcome.
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Great info! I didn't know the ends were different. I have used the 23's for many years. I love the top opening feature. I find they are only good for a few days on the road. But if you are going on short trips as I often do, they are the way to go.
Yes I found the same, they live on the bike while the 36's are 'garage queens' :)
Yes.... that's what I wanted to avoid! I own an Integra 750 and I've gotten used to packing everything into the top box! Good, clear and concise video. Thanks
Thank you, it's an early video in my RUclips video making and working on making better ones.
Really nice review. Thanks for taking the time and sharing so much pertinent information. My SuperTenere is going to look odd with the huge tail case, but I'll have the expandable storage. Very clever idea.
Thank you for the comment, I working on improving my videos, it all takes time.
Great video! Thanks
You're welcome! And thank you
Great vid thanks, looking at the sh23's myself for my NC750X
Hi, the SH23 I've found very useful and live on the bike, if you look around as there is a lot of variation in prices.
Fantastic & very informative video could you please advise where you obtained the SH23 end rubbers from Mr Numo
Hi thank you for the comment. The rubbers (really more a plastic part) come with the SH23.
Well I think this answers my question which is will the SH23’s work with the SH58 top box.
Yes they do work and I've found the SH23s more useful and the SH58, although being large and not really being a topbox fan, I have found it to be so practical I'm using it a lot more that I expected
Sorry put my reply above, and thank you. If you want any more information just ask.
Would it be possible to leave out the pannier end pieces entirely so then u can mount both panniers whenever u want without having to unscrew anything? Whats the purpose of them anyway?
No, as the end section on the SH23 is part of the pannier locking position mechanism. It's not on the SH36, more a position stop, but the SH23 end part is longer and so you can't fit the SH36 on if in place as the gap then to fit is too small..
Hello, I'm considering buying this central trunk and SH23 for the V-Strom DL800. I'm just wondering if this central trunk isn't too big visually and won't spoil the look of the motorcycle too much :) Best regards :)
The SH58X topbox is very good but also very large, I think for the DL800 I would get a small one, but on that can still fits a helmet. You could either go with a different Shad topbox or a Givi. The SH58X would be just too big and ruin the look.
One that can take a helmet, sorry can't edit the mistake in my reply
@@pat2bornot2b Thank you very much for your opinion, best regards.
Possibile facilitare il trasporto delle sh23 con l'utilizzo di una cinghia a tracolla?
Not without making up your own fittings and would also be not comfortable as they are hard plastic.
Non senza dover realizzare i propri accessori, e sarebbero anche scomodi perché realizzati in plastica dura.
@@pat2bornot2b ci sarà una maniglia pratica da impugnare per il trasporto a mano presumo
I had the same idea as you. May I ask why don't the SH36 side boxes fit with the SH23 stoppers?
Thanks
Thank you for asking, the SH23 click into a section of the end stoppers so they have a risen receiver, while the SH36 sit on top of the end stoppers. If the SH36 stoppers are fitted there is no where for the SH23 to secure into, this also acts as the locking mechanism. With the SH23 stoppers fitted the SH36 can't locate to secure onto the mounts as they are raised at the end by the end stoppers. The fitting brackets come as standard with the fittings fiorcthe SH36 while the SH23 come with their matching end stopper. I hope that is of help to you.
@@pat2bornot2b Many thanks. A shame really, I honestly thought that the idea behind the 3C system was that ALL the range would fit! Oh well...back to the drawing board!!!
@@petermartingorgues980 well they do fit but you have to swap the end stoppers each time, I also found that a disappointment but to be honest once the SH23 went on they are the ones I use, the Sh36 just decorate the garage
Hi mate, would you know if the locks of the SH36 would fit into the SH23? Greetings from Germany.
I would say that they wouldn't as the SH23 has not got enough depth as the SH36 lock and key are much longer.
My issue is with the planners 36 if they made it just a 3 inch longer it would be better for shoppers than width able to easily take a reusable shopping bag
I've ended up not using the SH36 because they make the bike so wide, they have become garage queen 😂
@@pat2bornot2b well each to there own, I use my bike as a car replacement so need that extra room, most adventure style just arn;t big enough for a say saisburys elephant bag the mark where they are useful for me ,
@@ram64man I don't own a car, my wife has one, I've 4 motorcycles
Hello, I have a question about the shad rack. Could you please provide the dimension between the first and last screw? I would like to fit it to another motorcycle.
16cm from hole centres. Thank you for your comment 👍
@@pat2bornot2b thank you, and what is the total length of the frame? with minor modifications it should fit.
The total length of the frame, excluding the plastic mounting base for the topbox is 54cm approx. As you can post images here which would make this easier to explain.
Too bad they don't make the SH36 expandable like the top box, but I understand that they may not be as weatherproof. So just how difficult is it to change the rubber mounting end pieces?
It's not difficult to change the end fitting but why SHAD could not have made a dual porpoise fitting that would take both the SH23 and the SH36. Having to keep 2 small end fitting that may get mislaid (or lost) plus the time lost if for any reason you would like to swap them quickly is the issue. Thank you for your comment, alway welcome.
Looks like they do now, see SH38X
@@bikersquest cool, must have a look
I believe Shad made the expandable vario panniers for bmw. I had them for 14 years & they never leaked.