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Unexpectedly, I think the round horn cover is one of the most important parts to making the Road King look less modern. The standard "cowbell" horn cover stands out so clearly as a post-AMF-era Harley look that doing away with it is surprisingly effective at taking the bike back in time.
I totally agree... I just added the round horn cover to my FLHRCI a few days ago too, and loved the new/old look it gave!!
- Pauly
2002 FLHRCI Road King Classic 95ci (photos)
Here we are, after I've been following this thread for a while... finally got some of the last few pieces installed that really make my Classic look classic to me. Thanks to all of you for the pictures, details, and inspiration!
A few notes on upgrades:
Wild 1s Chubbies "Road King" bars
Visors on headlights, taillight, turn signals
Vance & Hines Fishtail slip-ons
Iron Bags "Iron T" saddlebags
Round air cleaner cover (HD)
Round horn cover
Unexpectedly, I think the round horn cover is one of the most important parts to making the Road King look less modern. The standard "cowbell" horn cover stands out so clearly as a post-AMF-era Harley look that doing away with it is surprisingly effective at taking the bike back in time.
Not much left to change... my girl and I have a challenge between us to paint our bikes ourselves. Not quite decided which way to go, but I'm sure it'll be fun!
My guess is that picture was taken at Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs. His bike was facing south...that's Cheyenne Mountain (NORAD sits underneath it) behind the passenger seat, in the background.
.357 - Suweeeet bike! I like the new saddlebags on it...really takes your bike to a completely different level.
Can I ask another question? Where do you guys get the covers for over the tailights,and the fog and headlights? Im trying to think of the correct name....
Can I ask another question? Where do you guys get the covers for over the tailights,and the fog and headlights? Im trying to think of the correct name....
Those come direct from HD. Next time you're in the local dealership ask the parts manager to show them to you. There are two types; those that cover the top of the headlamps and those that fully encircle the light. Ask your dealer for an accessory catalog. They usually give me one for free...I guess they know that I'll be spending more money there because of it.
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