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Left side "glove" box would be most obvious for easy access and lockable protected from thief and weather..
I place mine in the right side pocket of my riding jacket. It's always there...wear all the gear, all the time. I can activate it without taking off my glove, just press the pocket.
Ride safe,
Paul
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My solution is here.
Waterproof switch added to a pocket sized fob, fastened under a panel. It's secure enough - the button is useless away from my home, the fob is unreachable without removing the body panel, and I don't leave the bike parked outside the house. On the approach to my driveway I'm too busy slowing, shifting, turning to be fumbling for the button in a tank bag, pocket, or compartment.
Lots of other ideas in "Similar Threads" down below ↓↓↓.
This the remote button. You simply wire into your existing garage door opener. When I eventually put the R1100's remote hidden under the body work, I'll lengthen the wires.
Cheers!
Why not wire the remote into the flask-to-pass switch, and just hide it under the bodywork?
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My mini door opener is Velcro’d to the inside lid of left compartment under handle bars. No issues in 5 years
So where do you purchase a remote button ?
Mike
Resistors...The remote is something like 1.2 volts , the high beam flash is 12v