Fatboy Horn/Cover
#51
02-21-2010, 05:37 AM
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Definitely use Loctite, I also used a lock washer.
http://keithhu.smugmug.com/Motorcycl...91545606_fkvLB
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04-19-2010, 09:17 PM
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Here's the horn cover I made.
1. Air Wing Horn cover
2. HD Gas Cap Medallion (use whatever medallion you want. I used the Willie G Skull)
Drill a hole in the horn cover, attach a bolt to the back of the medallion using JB Weld. Attach the madallion with a nut and locktite.
These sell for like $115 on ebay. Total cost for me was about $50. And I powdercoated mine.
1. Air Wing Horn cover
2. HD Gas Cap Medallion (use whatever medallion you want. I used the Willie G Skull)
Drill a hole in the horn cover, attach a bolt to the back of the medallion using JB Weld. Attach the madallion with a nut and locktite.
These sell for like $115 on ebay. Total cost for me was about $50. And I powdercoated mine.
I just finished mine, did it the same way you did...love it...
Thanks for the idea WARG
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09-21-2012, 10:18 PM
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Here's the horn cover I made.
1. Air Wing Horn cover
2. HD Gas Cap Medallion (use whatever medallion you want. I used the Willie G Skull)
Drill a hole in the horn cover, attach a bolt to the back of the medallion using JB Weld. Attach the madallion with a nut and locktite.
These sell for like $115 on ebay. Total cost for me was about $50. And I powdercoated mine.
1. Air Wing Horn cover
2. HD Gas Cap Medallion (use whatever medallion you want. I used the Willie G Skull)
Drill a hole in the horn cover, attach a bolt to the back of the medallion using JB Weld. Attach the madallion with a nut and locktite.
These sell for like $115 on ebay. Total cost for me was about $50. And I powdercoated mine.
#58
09-22-2012, 06:26 AM
I went an even simpler route for a clean classic look. I started with the chrome classic round horn cover and had it powder coated gloss black. Looks super clean. Also, check out the Arlen Ness horn cover that is already pre-drilled to accept a points cover of your choice. Both of these covers will only cost about $50.00
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