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I responded to the offer for a free Horn Trigger. Packaging and instructions were very nice. I got around to install it yesterday and put some miles on the bike. Build Quality is nice and very well thought out. Accessing the horn after install is very easy and meets the design intentions. For my taste the large plastic frame work is not appealing to the eye. From my limited time with it on the bike (100 miles) the with my gloves on it did get in the way of quick access to the left turn signal and to the Hi/Lo headlight switch. I use the turn signal and high beam more often than the horn. So I elected to take it off. I am sure some will like it but it is not for me.
I've got one ordered. Every time I'm in the heat of the battle I end up signaling left. So, when I read the ad I thought it was a great idea. Hard to tell until it's installed, but seemed like a good idea to me.
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