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Hello, I am thinking of removing my stock cowbell horn and put a smaller horn somewhere else on the bike out of sight. Is there any harm in removing the bracket the horn attatches to? I see it's held in place by 2 bolts that bolt into the heads. I don't want to cause any issues by removing this bracket.
I replaced mine with one from a 14 Low Rider - once you take off the CB and bracket, unscrew the rubber damper.........what's left isn't very noticeable.
I replaced mine with one from a 14 Low Rider - once you take off the CB and bracket, unscrew the rubber damper.........what's left isn't very noticeable.
OP asked for a close-up photo so here you are. Originally I had done the same thing on the Dyna I used to have and since that bracket was also the top motor mount, I hadn't given any thought to removing the bracket. Looking at it close now - I will probably remove it altogether since it serves no other purpose.
I am not one to tell someone what they should or should not do with their bike. I don't run a horn and wont remove the bracket, so I stuffed this in the hole.
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Removing Horn Mounting Bracket?
