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Ugh...literally. Crusing down the road and felt something on my leg - there it was sandwiched between my leg and the bike. Thank god the two leads were still attached to it - that's all that kept it on! Pulled into a parking lot to check it out, seems the screw was sheared off and broken in half. Guess I'll have them remount with new hardware when I take it in for the 1,000 mile service this Friday.
Ugh...literally. Crusing down the road and felt something on my leg - there it was sandwiched between my leg and the bike. Thank god the two leads were still attached to it - that's all that kept it on! Pulled into a parking lot to check it out, seems the screw was sheared off and broken in half. Guess I'll have them remount with new hardware when I take it in for the 1,000 mile service this Friday.
Was your horn in the stock position or did you relocate it to the left side?
Ugh...literally. Crusing down the road and felt something on my leg - there it was sandwiched between my leg and the bike. Thank god the two leads were still attached to it - that's all that kept it on! Pulled into a parking lot to check it out, seems the screw was sheared off and broken in half. Guess I'll have them remount with new hardware when I take it in for the 1,000 mile service this Friday.
Was your horn in the stock position or did you relocate it to the left side?
Ugh...literally. Crusing down the road and felt something on my leg - there it was sandwiched between my leg and the bike. Thank god the two leads were still attached to it - that's all that kept it on! Pulled into a parking lot to check it out, seems the screw was sheared off and broken in half. Guess I'll have them remount with new hardware when I take it in for the 1,000 mile service this Friday.
Was your horn in the stock position or did you relocate it to the left side?
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The stock position is on the left hand side on my XL1200C
Ugh...literally. Crusing down the road and felt something on my leg - there it was sandwiched between my leg and the bike. Thank god the two leads were still attached to it - that's all that kept it on! Pulled into a parking lot to check it out, seems the screw was sheared off and broken in half. Guess I'll have them remount with new hardware when I take it in for the 1,000 mile service this Friday.
Was your horn in the stock position or did you relocate it to the left side?
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The stock position is on the left hand side on my XL1200C
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