This has been really helpful. I’ve been installing the 3p rack and Shad panniers in the garage today on my 23 NC and been using this as a guide as the kit instructions are not the best. Cheers
These would have been my choice had I known about them. They look great. I ended up fitting the Givi ones and had a hell of a time trying to make them look right, ended up having to chop the rack mounts with an angle grinder and re weld so as the panniers fitted snug and parallel to the bike. This meant with skinny panniers they were no wider than the bars, great for filtering.
I fitted the trekker 33ltr panniers to my 2016 NC750X and they were a tidy fit once on, def no wider than the handlebars. I wonder if the fittings have changed on the 2021> bikes ? Which Givi panniers did you fit?
@@whojamaflip1 Okay short story long, I originally cut and welded the rack up to suit e36 panniers but then realised I’d screwed up and wasn’t going to want to use the bike with such big panniers sticking out. I then bought some E 22 panniers which luckily fitted just right. They are 800 wide and sit parallel so they’re almost touching the grab rail at the Forward edge
Very nice on this bike. Can you tell us the reference of the mounting brakets used in this video because when i search on the shad site, they said this will not fit an 2021 Nc750x bike.
Givi Trekker panniers offer a nice mix of side opening and top opening, but I don't think they really suit the latest NC750X looks wise, the bike is too road focused and the panniers look too adventure focused.
With my limited experience and having no choice ( panniers came with bike ) my method is to find a bag that will fit pannier fully loaded and always use it, nothing falls out and pannier straps hold secure when hatch open!
Can you link your cameras or give the model, please. I know you said it aloud but I'm having a hard time finding it. It may be due to the fact that I'm in the US... Thanks for making this, btw!
The cameras are - Make: Blueskysea, model: B1M. If you have a look at my channel I’ve uploaded a couple of videos on fitting and also some footage videos. I got them from EBay, last time I checked they were available in the UK, but a lot are shipped direct from China, so I would have thought you could get them shipped to the US. The B1M is the only model they do for bikes which has no screen - which is what attracted it to me, but they do others which have screens. I haven’t tried them, but I do have a Blueskysea Dashcam in my car which is very good too. Hope that helps
On my bike the rear foot peg was held on with a metal peg, washer and a split pin. I simply removed the split pin and washer, then held the foot peg in place while I swapped the peg for the bolt. I guess if you remove the peg entirely it could be more complex as there is some type of spring mechanism in there. But because I swapped it out so easily I didn’t think to mention it in the video.
The bike is just under 1 Meter at the widest point with the panniers on. The handlebars are about 80-85cm, so It does add a little width. I measured it against my Africa twin with its Givi TRK33N panniers fitted as a comparrison. That was also 1 meter wide (handlebars closer to 90cm) and I've filtered etc on that bike without much issue. So it isn't actually that wide, I think it just looks it due to the way they sit on the bike.
@@iananderson9209 I can’t think of a way you could fit them differently. The only way you could reduce the width would be to actually cut and reshape the brackets. It looked to me like there was room to do that, but it’s not something I have the skills to do!
I fitted the smaller Shad panniers to the previous model NC and they also taper (they look like air brakes ☹). It is a pity that Shad have not changed the mounting angle for the new model. The Honda panniers are definitely better but £1000 is absolutely ridiculous and completely unjustifiable.
Great Vid. I'm getting ready to order a 2024. So glad I saw this. I'll be getting a set of these before I get the bike...lol
They are very good, just look a little big at the back….wouldn’t put me off buying them again though.
Williamjones6652 did you ever order the panniers for your NC ? How did that go ?
This has been really helpful. I’ve been installing the 3p rack and Shad panniers in the garage today on my 23 NC and been using this as a guide as the kit instructions are not the best. Cheers
Glad you found it useful 👍
These would have been my choice had I known about them. They look great.
I ended up fitting the Givi ones and had a hell of a time trying to make them look right,
ended up having to chop the rack mounts with an angle grinder and re weld so as the panniers fitted snug and parallel to the bike.
This meant with skinny panniers they were no wider than the bars, great for filtering.
I fitted the trekker 33ltr panniers to my 2016 NC750X and they were a tidy fit once on, def no wider than the handlebars. I wonder if the fittings have changed on the 2021> bikes ? Which Givi panniers did you fit?
@@whojamaflip1 Okay short story long, I originally cut and welded the rack up to suit e36 panniers but then realised I’d screwed up and wasn’t going to want to use the bike with such big panniers sticking out.
I then bought some E 22 panniers which luckily fitted just right.
They are 800 wide and sit parallel so they’re almost touching the grab rail at the Forward edge
Very nice on this bike. Can you tell us the reference of the mounting brakets used in this video because when i search on the shad site, they said this will not fit an 2021 Nc750x bike.
According to the website it’s H0NC72IF….but that’s just me checking now, I did the video a long time ago and didn’t take note of the part number
Ciao complimenti per la spiegazione molto chiara. Sapresti dirmi dove posso acquistare il set di valigie compreso le staffe
@@_gxmichy2720 can’t say for definite, but assuming you are in Italy, this shad website should Jaheim le you find local dealers
www.shad.es
Nice video. I have the same bike and color. They fit very well. What mount is it for them? Do you have name and number?
Sorry, I don’t have the details, but they are just the standard Shad fitting kit and you should be able to find details on their website
Why do most manufacturers insist on this fold-out opening design? A top loading pannier is infinitely more practical and easy to use.
Givi Trekker panniers offer a nice mix of side opening and top opening, but I don't think they really suit the latest NC750X looks wise, the bike is too road focused and the panniers look too adventure focused.
With my limited experience and having no choice ( panniers came with bike ) my method is to find a bag that will fit pannier fully loaded and always use it, nothing falls out and pannier straps hold secure when hatch open!
Can you link your cameras or give the model, please. I know you said it aloud but I'm having a hard time finding it. It may be due to the fact that I'm in the US... Thanks for making this, btw!
The cameras are - Make: Blueskysea, model: B1M.
If you have a look at my channel I’ve uploaded a couple of videos on fitting and also some footage videos.
I got them from EBay, last time I checked they were available in the UK, but a lot are shipped direct from China, so I would have thought you could get them shipped to the US.
The B1M is the only model they do for bikes which has no screen - which is what attracted it to me, but they do others which have screens. I haven’t tried them, but I do have a Blueskysea Dashcam in my car which is very good too.
Hope that helps
Shen the panniers are locked, I understand that they can’t be removed from the mount then. Is that right?
That’s correct.
@@whojamaflip1 Thanks for the reply!
Some people claim to have mounted SH23 panniers on 21- models. Is that possible without to much modifications?
This is on a post 2021 model, or do you mean the previous model?
@@whojamaflip1 No, from 21 and up...
You didn’t show the most tricky part. How did you dissasemble the left sides original foot pag screw on it?
On my bike the rear foot peg was held on with a metal peg, washer and a split pin. I simply removed the split pin and washer, then held the foot peg in place while I swapped the peg for the bolt. I guess if you remove the peg entirely it could be more complex as there is some type of spring mechanism in there. But because I swapped it out so easily I didn’t think to mention it in the video.
Hi, how wide is the bike with them on?
The bike is just under 1 Meter at the widest point with the panniers on. The handlebars are about 80-85cm, so It does add a little width. I measured it against my Africa twin with its Givi TRK33N panniers fitted as a comparrison. That was also 1 meter wide (handlebars closer to 90cm) and I've filtered etc on that bike without much issue. So it isn't actually that wide, I think it just looks it due to the way they sit on the bike.
@@whojamaflip1 thanks for taking the time to measure them for me!
is it possible to fix the pannier rack on the inside of that fixing bracket. possibly pulling it in closer to the bike. ?
Good job.
@@iananderson9209 I can’t think of a way you could fit them differently. The only way you could reduce the width would be to actually cut and reshape the brackets. It looked to me like there was room to do that, but it’s not something I have the skills to do!
I fitted the smaller Shad panniers to the previous model NC and they also taper (they look like air brakes ☹).
It is a pity that Shad have not changed the mounting angle for the new model.
The Honda panniers are definitely better but £1000 is absolutely ridiculous and completely unjustifiable.
100% agree