The vintage dirtbike crowd I hang with was buying aluminum fenders from the Enfield website. I didn't hear of any problems. The prices are really good (the parts are made in India). Go for it  

Thanks for the resposnses.  Hutch, do you think that seat is more comfortable than out wonderful Savage seat?  I'd like to be able to ride 6-8 hours, which right now is about 5-7 more than I can do with the stock unit.

I tried to find the dealer listed in Worcester today, no luck.  Will try the folks out near UMAS when I return from XMas stuff.  

and to all, Merry Christmans/Happy & Healthy new year.

I looked at that brown leather solo seat myself. I would have gotten it but I found a cheap one online, but never figured out a way to adapt it. That Enfield seat looks nice. Some Enfield parts have a user review section there on the website where owners comment on the parts they've bought. Haven't checked on the seat in awhile.

Hutch- thanks for taking the time to measure and l think modifying the mounting bracket should be doable.

What do you think, vinyl or leather?
Leather always seems so much nicer but vinyl is more practical, I suspect.

Definately tan so I can rationalize a repaint job.

Of course, a better seat does means a larger gas tank becomes very necessary, doesn't it.

Babbalou - thanks for the note. I missed the comments section on my earier skim through the site.  I was kinda visualizing some of the parts on Suzi, the proverbial kid in a candy store reaction.

Well, just taking a page out of my wife's Play book
1) Honey, the curtains are sooo old and ratty, we need a new treatment (The word treatment shulda set off the alarms).
2) You know, those old windows let a lot of air in, I noticed when measuring for the new curtains.
(So now we are , for two windows $100.00 each for the curtains, and $150. each  for replacement windows.
3) Hon, the new windows and curtains look great, but the trim is just in too rough a shape, you should have replaced it also. OK. $100. a window for molding/trim.
4) Hon - doesn't the old carpet look blah, and the color doesn't go with the new curtains: a mere $500. for a pseudo-oriental.  Which makes the colorful victorian wall paper clash terribly, can't sleep thinking about it.  $600. and four weekend days (Which were GREAT RIDING days later)ithe wall paper no longer clashes.  Thank heavens.
Except, Honey , the antique rope bed just doesn't look good, the wood color is all wrong.  
6) Fortuneately she spotted a "Mahogany four poster Pinapple bed for only $400.
and best of all, she points out, the newish box spring and mattress from the rope bed fit the new bed, saving us HUNDREDS of dollars.   Guys, we don't stand a chance.
So I think change of seating should lead into a paint job..I hate those color clashes too.