I'm returning the white set because seller says they were fiberglass. they were not and they were plastic. I can work with fiberglass and repair them better than molded plastic. The second set should be coming within a day or two. It's a lot easier on my wallet this way. I would not have bidded on these items if knowing they were made of plastic.

 

fiberglass repair is easy... make a bondo and fiberglass milk shake. spread it out on the part, wait till it is about 80% dry and then use a course sanding block to knock it down, after it dries then you can block it... i do it all the time on custom cafe seats... comes out wicked

 

I absolutely agree. I've repaired alot of bike fairings and bags before painting for customers. With plastics , it's difficult unless you buy a plastic repair kit with a Hot,Hot heat gun and plastic welding rods. I'm not interested in going that rout at all. Second set will be here in a few days. I'll see how they look. I held them next to the bike and I must say its the look I was looking for.
I'm thinking of bracket mounting for a snugg fit. we'll see.

 

Repair and paint both sets and then sell one set....Make some of your money back..
Lookinf forward to pictures of the finished bags.

 

It's all about the Dollars and I can restore them to a new-like condition. I also like that they came from a vintage Harley.

 

I got these FL bags on ebay for $200. All I did was put good locks on them. Decided to go with a different look. Sold them for $280. I'm keepin' the tour pak for later Shovel mods.