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That's what I thought too, so I bought some heat shield material just in case. However I have rode it several hundred miles, and haven't had a problem, so now I don't think that I'm going to need to install the heat shield material.

Here's the trunk that I bought on eBay. https://www.ebay.com/itm/181896592303

I bought the trunk on eBay, and I fabricated the rear rack / trunk support, out of a piece of 1/4 inch aluminum, and electrical conduit. I used stainless steel carriage bolt and nut, to fasteners. See the attached pictures.

Here's a picture of it.

Here's what the actual saddlebag supports look like.

About a week and a half.

I finally got my saddlebags installed. I bought the supports from exactrep.com in the U.K.

I finally got my saddlebags installed. I ordered the supports from exactrep.com.

Check out the trunk that I installed on my 1993 V-Max. Note that I built the support rack, out of conduit and 3/16 aluminum plate, due to not being able to find a rack, that was big enough, to support the trunk. Stan, from Wichita Kansas.