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You could glue a teddy bear to the tank by its forehead, and every time you look down there and think about making a change you could kiss that teddy bears butt.
You need to find more interesting roads to look at.... I only time see that thing is when I stop for gas.
1.) garage door openers can be mounted in a hidden location and triggered with high beam or added switch
2.) wallet is a great place for your paperwork- wanna keep a cop from getting pissy, hand them all the stuff they want to run, and keep the story about why you were speeding short.
opening the saddlebag for paperwork, give "probable cause" for the thing they 'thought they saw"
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