I hope so. I see the LR and LR S becoming more and more sought after as time goes by. Great bikes and they are not making them any more.

 

Really like mine its a great ride, handle good has good power and is sharp looking.

 

I've enjoyed mine since day one. Got rid of a road glide for it and have kept improving it. Used to be a few s models in my area but now I think it's down to just me and one or two others. They left theirs stock so its refreshing to see how it looked when I got it lol.

 

Well my Low Rider's horn was dangling by the wires after my last ride. Not sure if mine is the original one from '14 or if the previous owner ever had to replace it. Does anyone know of any improvement or alternatives? It's not that it's expensive, I'd just prefer it not brake off every year.

 

Still have mine since buying it new and it's better than ever. Front and rear suspension dialed, engine build is dialed and making about 120/130. Don't see myself parting ways with it anytime soon, if ever. Next up are upgraded brakes and maybe powdercoating the wheels.

 

Is the bolt coming loose? Or is the bracket that mounts the horn to the frame actually broken?

 

The backet snapped right in half and the horn was just hanging by the wires twisting in the breeze.

 

My horn is laying in my saddle bags as I found it the same way one day, bracket just snapped into.
Believe I only had like 3,500 miles on it at the time.

 

Same thing happened with mine. Took the horn off to fix the bracket and I just kinda forgot about it...my exhaust does a better job of getting people's attention anyway.

Have a new rear tire coming, along with a thunderheader, gonna be a fun weekend of tinkering...

 

Problem with the stock horn bracket is that it is mounted with a single screw at the top of the bracket. This means the bracket flexes. My bracket has a perfect stress fracture running at the top of the bracket. Simple solution would be to have an additional mounting screw at the bottom of the bracket. Have not replaced my horn bracket. Been without a horn for going on 2 years.