Good lord I am broke and can not afford that.... Thanks Steve for the link.

I am being cheap this year. My only investment is shotgun shocks and that is because i saved up for them.

 

The few times I used it the driver did not hear it. I reved the bike up...... they heard that instead.

 

all these people telling you to keep the horn makes me wanna ditch mine now, well i have nothing else to do today i guess...lol......wonder if i can wire up my hi-lo fill button to the horn button......hey saint you got some good pics of your heartland sissy bar??? i want to extend mine too, did you gusset it after the extension??...thanks brah

 

Pmed you.

 

thanks bro

 

Here's my door opener mod documented step by step:
http://keithhu.smugmug.com/Motorcycl...71472877_vAVG5

 

I went to Lowe's and bought a cheap 12V universal garage door remote and wired that into my hi-beam switch. As long as the remote operates on 12V, it's a simple install. If not, you can wire in a Bosch-style SPST relay that is triggered by a 12V source like the hi-beam or horn switch, and completes the lower voltage remote circuit. It sounds more complicated than it is.

 

I agree here if you need lower voltage use the horn button to operate the relay thats works the opener. I moved my coil and the horn is on the shelf never use it and no inspection here so far.

 

I am not much into electrical stuff but I will figure this out..... I have PLENTY of time with this snow on the ground.

Thanks guys.

 

Kiethhu has a good idea with the trip/info button. It's cheap, simple and factory looking. The only things I would do differently is not use wire nuts, those are more for houses and the vibration could eventually work them loose. Also when soldering the switch to the remote, simply disconnect the wires from the original switch on the remote (you're in there anyway). This would eliminate the need for the paint stick.