One of the locks wouldn't latch. I ended up shimming the bag's latch piece up a little by putting a washer underneath it.
A buddy of mine welded flanges onto my saddlebag supports.
I still owe him a beer. Thanks, Mike!
Here's the mounted result.
Hope that's enough exhaust clearance.
Rear view.
The top box actually holds more than either saddlebag.
It's a case I bolted to the passenger seat pan after de-upholstering it.
The saddlebags technically lock, but they'd yield to a good yank.
They're tidy, they look nice, don't really affect the lines of the bike.
There's a layer of foam in the bottom, and drain holes underneath, which is nice.
If I put a wet cover in the top box, the water stays until I mop it out.
My cover completely fills a saddlebag, but it should be OK in there.
So there you have it. We'll see how useful they are.