I would hang some on my office walls,I dont think they look good on the bike.

 

Not my cup-o-tea.

 

Toooooo much going on back there. Then again
I like minimalist type nothingness..

 

I started with the morrored stainless. I just have to keep them clean and not scratch them.

 

Once again everything has to line up just so because the angle of the bags.

 

Not for sale yet but maybe soon.

 

Tell me more about the two blue lights mounted at the bottom of the fender.

 

I looked at this the first time, read the comments and didn't post. Then I came back, read it again, and still didn't post. Now I'm here for the third time, and I guess all I want to say is that if you like them, that's all that really matters. They are unique, no question. They appear to be very well made, and precise. I know you've probably read it a hundred times, but it still rings true: Opinions are like Azzholes, everybody's got one! Don't pay any attention to the negative ones if you really like the look. I'd say they might be a great idea for a scratched, cracked, or repaired saddlebag, but putting it over perfectly good paint doesn't really fit for me. Again, just one more opinion. Very nicely done however.

 

To each his own. Kudos for the cool flow jet job!

 

No they are not for everybody, but they look nice and they certainly make your scoot one of a kind. I have a small machine shop in my garage and I am always thinking of new stuff to make. Some are a hit, while others are.........
The bottom line is never stop thinking and trying new ideas, sometimes you surprise yourself!