Hi Doug,
I recently bought and fitted a set of self-assemble luggage for my RD07 twin.
The German fitting instructions are crap, but if you go onto the US web site they have a nice PDF file to help you line up the boxes on the frame. The jist of it is, you use a couple of ratchet type luggage straps to hold the boxes onto your bike whilst you line them up. Once you have them lined as you wish. You then use some strong double sided tape to hold the plastic mounting blocks in place. Remove the boxes carefully then drill through the holes. I used some of that No-nails type builders adhesive as a back-up to the screws. A point on the luggage frame, the exhaust side frame fitted OK but the other side is so tight to the side panel you end up scratching the side panel if you need to remove it, far from ideal. I had my Scottoiler hidden under that panel but I had to reposition it using a cheap chrome car exhaust tail pipe as a guard and mounted in on the desert bars that I fitted. I had to fit a spacer between the leading mounting point between the mount and the pillion peg. This pushes the leading frame out leaving just enough space to drag the side panel out but I think that it is still to tight. I am still not too happy with it and latter I’ll probably weld a 10 mm extension to all the brackets on that side which will all so make the outside edge of the boxes an equal distance from the bikes centre line. A top tip, when mounting the rear bracket to the indicator bracket it goes on the inside of the mount and not the outside. This was not obvious form the German instructions with the small high lighted picture. If you mount the bracket on the outside it makes the above problem seem even worse.
I all so fitted their desert bars, progressive springs, a centre stand, GPS system, Data Tool alarm immobiliser, rim locks and quick fuel pipe coupler and finished off with a set of Continental Twin Duro TK80’s for my trip down to Morocco. So if you need any help with these items drop us an email. Now I just need the time of work this month to do the trip.

Best Regards

Paul M