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Date Posted: 17:20:11 05/10/04 Mon
Author: bobbyt
Subject: i sent you an email with a pic , for another option that i did for the switch...
In reply to: SDLTLR 's message, "Fan Switch Mounting" on 12:41:54 05/10/04 Mon


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  • STOP. Don't mount it on the right side, you'll wish you mounted it on the left. Take a closer look at Gary's picture. I mounted mine on the fairing, on the right. I wish I mounted it on the bars, on the left - its much easier to use,, don't have to take your hand off the throttle and you won't have to divert your attention to looking for the switch when you are moving. Mount it on the bars so you can access it without taking your hands off the bars. (NT) -- GreginBC, 20:02:00 05/10/04 Mon

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