That's right. Only the bolt at the back is different. Be carefull when drilling, you might hit the electricals.

Greetz
Kropatchek

And no pictures!  Shame on you.

Did you find that on eBay?

living in canada - i've found that there is very little to buy on ebay that is economical.  once the shipping and exchange is paid, factored in with thepossibility of getting misrepresented goods.....it's just not worth it.

 if i wanted to pay a premium for some hard to find item then maybe.  what do the rest of you guys who aren't inthe US think of ebay?

Yup, I have spent many moons up there.
I used ebay.CA for a couple items in country, and it was OK.
Remember check the ebay feedback, the ID & transaction history. If it smells like a rat walk away.
I have been burned, but I have snagged some great deals and am way ahead.

The prob up there is customs and duty,... what a racket.

2 years ago I ordered a camera from J&R's direct ('cause it was only 4-5 hours away) while all the leaves (leafs) were still green in S.Ontario.
See in the fall, I thought I could go up on the escarpment and stuff and take pics of the changing colors. HAH!  (see down south here, fall lasts for a long time. Some trees change and drop their leaves while others stay green and then start to change) so this time I was gonna go & get pics of ALL the colors and all my Canuck homeys.
Needless to say, I got the camera a month later after it hung in CDN customs, the snow had started and all the darn leaves were on the ground, AND I had to pay CDN duty, GST. PST on a wasted $400 camera  shipped to me from the US to take back to the U.S!  
russ wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:04:

I am from Canada and I love ebay. I've bought and sold about 150 items from around the world. You have to bid accordingly and factor shipping costs to get deals. Ebay has become an excellent source for restorers and collectors. You are correct about expensive shipping cost, because I have lost a lot of auctions because of this. The worst offender is UPS. They charge an unwarranted $25 brokerage fee for all deliveries to Canada. It is a well known fact to Canadian motorcyclists to be wary of UPS because of this. I always insist on USPS for deliveries.
A few months ago I rounded up a S2 wheel: fiberglass saddlebags for an early 70's Honda, king/queen seat, trunk bracket for a Silverwing and tried to sell them at a swap meet. I couldn't give them away. A few days later ebay had a 10 cent insertion sale, so I listed them there. I received lots of bids and collected $100. On the buying side I have found wonderful deals on what I term unobtainium. I have a 1968 Montgomery Ward Riverside Mojave, you know, a cataloge bike. The previous owner shaved the head excessively causing hyper compression and blown head gaskets. Where would I get a replacement  head for a motorcycle that was never sold in Canada. We had a Sears and Eatons, but never a Montgomery Wards in Canada. Anyways, through ebay I got a nice replacement for $15. I have also got a NOS tank for $30 and NOS fender with correct paint for $12. Cosmopolitan Motors who were the importers for MW and all other bikes Italian, are unloading their vintage warehouse through ebay and let me tell you, ebay has been a Godsend.

Last year I swapped my ' 01's original seat to the 2 piece LS 650 Suzuki gel seat set. Now I wonder how it compares to the newer seat, both original and replacement?