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From: Indian Land, SC
Use a little strip of velcro on the frame cross member behind the motor and a strip around the battery tender connector and it stays out of the way when not in use. Use some industrial strength velcro and a tiny plastic tie around the connector velcro and it will never fall off.
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Cruiser
Joined: Sep 2008
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From: Henderson NV
As long as it isn't touching the exhaust it doesnt really matter. Put it to whichever side is closest to the wall that you park it by. Mine came with one and it was on the left side so I moved it to the right side
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From: Reno, Nevada
I have mine on the left side mainly because I changed the plugs to 1/4" audio plugs and use the same direct connection to the battery for my heated gloves and cloths. The female plug is mounted to a bracket on my adjustable backrest lever.