turn signal relocation...
http://suzukisavage.com/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?num=1265238686

I'll check out the shields, thanks. I road the 170 out of Presidio east to Del Rio and the 3 sisters last summer. One of the best rides I've done.

I put some small Willie and Max slant saddlebags on my Rescue bike.  They are small enough to fit without any issues with the turn signals - you will need to get (or make) some bag supports to keep the bags out of the shocks/tires/belt covers.  They aren't huge - but big enough for rain gear and anything you will need for day rides.  Overnight trips with camping gear will require another bag fastened on the passenger seat.

It appears the newer models come with Zippers that allow you to remove the bags from the bike, and just leave the center yoke.  You need to cut or mount the center yoke so that it doesn't cover the rectifier and keep airflow from cooling it.

I don't have any pictures.....I will take some and post them.

I took pictures last night with my wife's camera...and the darn thing doesn't like my USB cable....so I am having trouble with the photos.  When the others arrive here at work....I will try a different USB cable.

The Will and Max bags I have are 6" wide, 12" long, and 10" tall.  They fit the bike fine with the stock turn signals.  They are not very big - but they do visually fit the bike, and won't be in the way if you have a passenger on the bike.  The only issue I had was with the leather yoke crossing over the top of the rectifier, and I cut the yoke, drilled holes in the fender, and mounted the bags permanently to the fender.  I also installed a flat 1/2" wide aluminum strap to the inside back of each bag to keep the bag from deforming against the fender brackets.


This is likely the modern version if what i have....mine doesn't have the carrying handle or the zipper to remove the saddlebag from the yoke.
http://www.cycleluggage.com/willie_and_max_sb707b_motorcycle_saddlebags.html

Got some photos.





I couldn't make the strap work well with the 2 piece seat and rectifier, so I just drilled some holes in the fender and bolted the bags to the fender with stainless bolts and acorn nuts.



I also put some aluminum strap inside the bag to help keep the proper shape, the bags were sagging into the fender bracket when empty.  I have to get some acorn nuts to put over the ends of the screws....the aluminum bar was threaded for the screws.



I believe the later one piece seat works better with the bags and can allow the use of the center strap, as the fender for the 2 piece seat has a metal loop that blocks the path behind the rectifier.  It might also have been better to drill and tap holes in the fender brace, and hang the bags from the fender brace in the manner that I have installed the aluminum bar inside the bags.