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I'll let you know George. I've had someone tell me they are pretty cheaply built but for $70 shipped what can you expect?
That's not too bad a price to have something 'new & shiny' hanging on my bike.
My Shoei's look like they are 30years old.
+1 on what Okie said about the fairings.
Twice now, I've ridden each of my bikes without one and sure it's nice just around town, but on the highway, I got to have it!
great looking bike,great movie,just not my style anymore.(i'm the one who called it Easy Rider looking) ...I love all kinds of bikes,including Greg's,but I can't afford all kinds of bike's,only mine.
Looks good, especially for the trips you take. You've seen my sersion of hardbags, probably not up to the task for you!
Somebody said the seat was "too Easyrider", that's perfectly fine with me. That was one of the coolest bikes of all time. But I also like the HD in Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man.
+1 on both the fairing and the bags. Have 'em both and would be lost without either. Hard bags are handy. When I got my bike I could get $50 worth of groceries in my side bags. Now I can get $50 worth of groceries in my top box. It isn't a huge box either. Can't deny the practicality of the high back seat, but I like the looks of the flatter ones. I think you'll like the bags & trunk combo. It isn't a one-way trip if you change your mine.
If I could find one in decent shape it would be on one of my bikes. I always loved that look but alas there are none that I have found worth bidding on.
Always liked that style of seat from when it first came out as a Yammy accessory back in the day. Definitely a multi-use seat for a naked XS11. Goes well with the rest of bikes styling. It's all good Greg, passanger portion on my Venturer gets used regularly stackin' up stuff against the tailtrunk/ backrest for a highback lounge chair.
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