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OK, I'm out of ideas and I just chipped the paint on my front fender.
Where the f**k does the damn horn go on my Shrine bike? I had one guy tell me inside the nacelle, which seems wrong, but I'm open to anything at this point.
It's not under the tank. It's not under the steering head. Any suggestions? Where did they go originally?
OK, I'm out of ideas and I just chipped the paint on my front fender.
Where the f**k does the damn horn go on my Shrine bike? I had one guy tell me inside the nacelle, which seems wrong, but I'm open to anything at this point.
It's not under the tank. It's not under the steering head. Any suggestions? Where did they go originally?
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