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I Want To Move My Horn Button

JTJersey

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I don't often use my horn. Mostly to wake somebody up at an intersection that didn't see the light change green. If there's a sudden need to avoid a catastrophe finding the horn button usually results in my hitting the turn signal, but worse it forces my hand into a very limp hold on the left grip. Image below. So I usually just power my way out of the situation and go about my business.

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What I want to do is locate another button for the horn in the position shown below. A much easier area to hit and more importantly I can maintain a firmer hold on the grip.

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I've been thinking about this since I got my Freewheeler in '21, but I want something that looks like it belongs there. I know HD sells accessories that utilize that switch housing spot and if I could find it I might be able to use the button and wire for this project. Basically I'm looking for any ideas that would lead me in right direction. A long shot, but you got to start somewhere. :)
 
I don't often use my horn. Mostly to wake somebody up at an intersection that didn't see the light change green. If there's a sudden need to avoid a catastrophe finding the horn button usually results in my hitting the turn signal, but worse it forces my hand into a very limp hold on the left grip. Image below. So I usually just power my way out of the situation and go about my business.

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What I want to do is locate another button for the horn in the position shown below. A much easier area to hit and more importantly I can maintain a firmer hold on the grip.

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I've been thinking about this since I got my Freewheeler in '21, but I want something that looks like it belongs there. I know HD sells accessories that utilize that switch housing spot and if I could find it I might be able to use the button and wire for this project. Basically I'm looking for any ideas that would lead me in right direction. A long shot, but you got to start somewhere. :)

At that position in the heat of the moment you’ll be hitting the turn signal And confusing the person even more…..😁
 
That's what happens now with the factory button.

Maybe if you can get Illuminated buttons so to be able to see them better ? I don’t try to To touch any buttons at night can’t see them..😱..

Going back to the horn they are just Aftathoughts most people use the horn out of frustration after the danger is over…..🤔..
 
What I want to do is locate another button for the horn in the position shown below. A much easier area to hit and more importantly I can maintain a firmer hold on the grip.

Have you considered buying a set of HD switch extenders? They essentially replace your current switch with one that has a 1/2 tab coming off of it to place the switch closer to your grip so it's "right there" when you want it without being in the way.

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What I want to do is locate another button for the horn in the position shown below. A much easier area to hit and more importantly I can maintain a firmer hold on the grip.

Have you considered buying a set of HD switch extenders? They essentially replace your current switch with one that has a 1/2 tab coming off of it to place the switch closer to your grip so it's "right there" when you want it without being in the way.

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Couldn't find them on Harleys website. How did you find them? That may be a good option.
 
Oh, they're turn signal extensions. Didn't catch that from the picture. I'd like a horn button extension. The turn signal buttons are fine for me. Oh, well. Thanks.
 

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