I've skipped all the previous posts. So, how about this Practice!!!

 

If you mean riding a 'trike', that might not be too bad. I, as of late, usually drive my car or truck, AC blowing cool air and classic rock on the sound system are nice.

 

Their design team might not over look things but one thing that I've noticed is that not everybody's hands are the same and not everybody has the same ideas about where things work the best for them, it's all a mater of choice.

 

Spark plug insulators have an amazing effect on auto glass. Auto glass SHATTERS into thousands of fragments when struck by a spark plug insulator. Insulator doesn't even have to be thrown very hard. It's like the ceramic insulator is magic to glass and the insulator turns into dust when it hits glass. There's nothing left. It's amazing. Try it sometime.

 

I agree; however, more here believe the horn button is not located in the best spot, and I was quite active on forums for other makes and never once did someone bring up horn location.

 

If you get that to work and have it patented, you'll be a rich man!

 

Add me to that list too. Allways hit signal light. That's one thing that my Honda did that was superior to my HD, the dual signal switch on one thumb and the horn on the other. Never once fumbled looking for either

 

I already know that otherwise I wouldn't have adjusted mine to a better position for me. One thing, I don't follow a crowd, I'm capable of doing my own thinking and if something doesn't fit or feel right for me, I change it and if I can change it with a simple adjustment instead of buying some aftermarket part, then that's a plus for me.

 

I am fortunate, my horn button is always in the same place. I never have to search and find it.

If you can balance, twist a throttle, pull in a clutch with your left hand, use your left leg to shift, your right leg to brake, your right hand to pull front brake lever, listen to music, drop your left hand to wave at fellow motorcyclists, turn your left turn signal on with you left hand, turn your right turn signal on with your right hand, turn you high beams on and off and figure out how to put the kick stand down when you park surely you can train your brain to find the horn button. If not I would suggest to switch to a bicycle before you kill yourself.

 

Most of us have no problem 'finding' the horn or high beam switch. But we also have ridden, and are therefore aware of better placement of these switches on, other brands of motorcycles.