SHAD offers accessories for this naked bike that include the SH39 top case or the new semi-rigid E-04 and E-48 bags, as well as a new SHAD Style seat.
Spanish manufacturer SHAD's new 40 - 58 litre capacity E-48 extendable semi-rigid panniers attach to the Z800 with a new side bag holder, or can be held with Velcro straps, and have rings that allow the use of a heat protector (insulation thermal pad).
Described as "sporty, elegant and practical", their SH39 top case is said to be the lightest in its class, as both the base and the cover are designed with high-strength but minimum thickness material that has good impact and scratch resistance. The optimised internal volume allows maximum space use and offers a capacity of up to 39 litres. It has an airtight pressure closure and includes plate and screw set.
The E-04, also shown here, is a small semi-rigid bag with crystal touch screen and an upper compartment to use with 5.5" smartphones which is attached to the bike with a universal tank base. Capacity is 3 litres and it comes with a universal USB motorcycle adapter.
The SHAD Style seat was specifically designed for the Z800 and increases the contact surface for both rider and passenger. The use of 3D MESH technology offers prolonged use without losing shape as it absorbs vibration, dampens rebound, does not deform over time, nor is it sensitive to temperature changes. The seat is said to be 100% waterproof and water-resistant thanks to its thermo-sealed seams.
SHAD also has a heated version available for the Z800, featuring a management console that includes temperature level selection (36 - 42°), automatic stop/start to regulate a stable temperature, one-minute fast warm-up, a thermal map designed to distribute the heat uniformly and a versatile mounting system which links directly to the battery or through the ignition key.
This is the latest in a range of heated seat options by SHAD that includes fitments for models such as Piaggio's Mp3, the Honda NC700x/NC750X, NC700S/750S, CBF600/1000 and Integra 750, Suzuki's V-Strom and the Yamaha T-MAX and Yamaha MT09.
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