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Old 07-28-2010, 02:37 PM
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Hi Folks,

Just wanna show my new Skull horn cover I just made







I took a 3D skull I found on Ebay for 24$ cut the rear of the skull off, made a bracket and painted the whole thing in black (high t° rattlecan)

I had to take a Sportster horn 'cause the Big Twin's OEM horn is way to big for it to fit in a reasonable sized skull, it's less noisy but still does it's job !
 
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Nice look, but I wouldn't sacrifice sound. I've had to lay into my horn on an almost daily basis in traffic.
 
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Looks cool
 
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Home made stuff rocks.
 
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Nice job.........
 
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Thanks guys !


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Nice look, but I wouldn't sacrifice sound. I've had to lay into my horn on an almost daily basis in traffic.
I agree, but I suppose that what's ok for Sport is ok for a Big Twin !
 
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ha ha ha that is pretty dope man! i dig it
 
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Old 07-28-2010, 04:53 PM
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nothing beats home made
 
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Good stuff, I like it!
 
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Just think'n, some red l.e.d. lights in those eyeballs might be something else you could do. IMO
 
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