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Anyone here move the horn to the front downtubes ? I was thinking of moving the horn to the tubes, but i was a little concerned that it would block much needed airflow to the frt cyl. anyone have issues with increased temps or other mounting issues up frt.
i remember reading a thread a while back where someone had moved the horn to the rear tire shield area.. i was looking around back there when i had the seat and tank off for the mini-ape install and i'll be dam if i can see where he put them..
Relocated mine to the trash can. It fit perfectly, plenty of room!
In almost 50k miles, the only time I ever hit that button was to show people how stupid the stock horn sounded! Lol
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lol.. i don't want to trash mine.. i use it a good bit in deer season and then theres the quite a few times it saved me from being sideswiped by a impatient cager merging onto the highway..
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