[Jan Kokochak]

I feel like such a genius. Can you find it? Hint, it is not on the key chain.


Winner receives a doff of the old fedora.

JLK

 

[1Percent]

Is it the passenger on the seat behind you? :lol: :a13: :lol:

 

[tooltator]

Looks it is in the center of the RAM mount for the GPS.

 

[mr.b]

A better question is -

Can you find it???

BTW, I like the depends dispenser on the right bar. :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[JHox]

Gotta be the Red thing on the key chain.

 

[ronbien]

It is bolted onto the clutch reservoir bolts. Neat!

 

[dicepilot]

I spy something black.

 

[Dave]

Between the 2 screws that are holding the satellite radio of GPS system on the left handlebar.

 

[dicepilot]

I spy something black.

Right where Ron found it.

 

[Lahawk1]

Looks like it is in the GPS mount clamp, between the screws.

 

[Dave]

Actually it might be to the right of those 2 screws

 

[Jan Kokochak]

Looks it is in the center of the RAM mount for the GPS.

I can't trick you guys. The switch mounted perfectly into an existing hole in the center of the Ram mount. HEEE HEEE HEEEE.

The remote is under the left faring pocket.

 

[SilverHawk]

underneath the HONDA Logo between the INFO and TRIP buttons??

 

[Jan Kokochak]

 

[Lucky Phil]

I wired mine into the PTT switch for the cb, as I don't have a cb. Very handy. The remote is under the right pocket.

 

[lorenedopp]

Where did you buy the switch

Can you tell us where you bought the switch that fit on the ram mount bracket? I have the same arrangement, and would like to do what you did? Did you just hardwire the transmitter to the switch?

Thanks for the very clever idea

Loren
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[tooltator]

Neat installation but have you thought about running the wire inside the handlebar?

PS: Where is the picture of you wearing the fedora?

 

[salyzyn]

I don't know, I could swear I could see it using your left mirror, it is resting on the middle of the top shelf of the counter behind the bike.

 

[BAT1800]

I have the F2P... flash the brights and poof... garage door opens and no switches to break! And if it does, its undre warranty for the next 7 years!

 

[markh74]

What's an F2P?