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Thanks, bikerdude1903 and Schumacher for helping me track down what I needed to do the horn relocation. I just got it done and must say the new horn doesn’t sound like a toy like the stock one did. I need to cut off the arm of the bracket for the choke but just wanted to get the kit on there.
The whole reason for the relocation was this. It was a 30th bday gift from my dad.
Looks good and sure doesn't hurt to have a loud horn from time to time.
I agree the stock horn is a joke...you are better off yelling than using the horn.
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