here's how I did it

http://suzukisavage.com/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?num=1261174249

not really a walk through but a general idea , you might want to make them a lil longer than I did, make right hand back almost rubs my wheel when parked and the bike is on the kickstand so if I make and sharp left hand turns I hear this lil chirp as the bag rubs the tire, I think that's what that chirp is anyway . . .

We made some for my bike out of stainless round rod, like 1/8" maybe.  Bent by hand, threaded the ends, and attached to the bike with a piece of flat bar, stuck up under the rail, using the existing holes.  One thing I will point out, the left side needs to be deeper than the right because of the belt drive on the left.  We made them the same and had to go back and adjust...  

I don't think I have any pictures, but if I got get the bike at lunch, I could take some.

1/2" aluminum conduit.  $1.89 for 10 feet at lowes

kk lewi - you got pics with bags on?

I like the wire one, how did you bend the rod? How much money did you invest in making them. I know there used to be a how to some place on a set I saw on here a season or 2 ago.

Fine job, kk lewi!  Even a scuffed knuckle!  haha  Our bikes look alot alike - great taste!  

The steel round rod we used, I got at work, free scraps.  I think its 50-75 cents or so a foot, 3 ft per side... maybe.  Painted them flat black, even though you can't see them.  If I had to do it over, I'd probably make mine a little bigger, because I have bigger bags now, but they still work.  My husband bent it over a brick wall outside our garage.  lol  Never thought about that cute little bender.  I had a picture of the expensive chrome factory ones, so we used it as a shape model.

Question for kk lewi - how did you account for the difference in the distance on the left side, to get out past the belt??  We made that side first, then copied for the other side, and realized the difference, so it was easy to cut off the extra on the right side.  Couldn't figure out how to attach, so we took the flat bar, drilled a hole to attach under the fender, and threaded the other end and the round rod to attach there.

* Edit - I looked at the pics again, didn't pay attention to the one of the left side before.  Didn't look like you had the problem we did.  I guess just the different shape made the difference.