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Old 07-24-2016, 04:09 AM
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I needed to pass inspection so I attached my OEM horn to the mounting bracket for that crappy horn. I'm probably going to go with a mini beast. In the next week or so near that same spot. Docking hardware for my detachable HD Fat Boy saddlebags might cause a problem. I wish I never got them.
 
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Finally got this accomplished with the stock horn mounted right side by the exhaust as pictured here. Good thing the pipes are loud 'cause I can't hear the horn anymore while I'm accelerating.

Also, DK Customs was very helpful in solving a problem I had with the SE wires. They are VERY tight on the '16 FLSTFBS. DK swapped them out for a set of 409 wires that are slightly longer and have a less obtuse angle on the boots. That gives enough slack to eliminate worries about stressing the boots or plugs. I installed the mid-frame air deflector at the same time. No days above 80°F since then so I can't tell how much difference it really made in temps.
 
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Originally Posted by Pyro451
Finally got this accomplished with the stock horn mounted right side by the exhaust as pictured here. Good thing the pipes are loud 'cause I can't hear the horn anymore while I'm accelerating.

Also, DK Customs was very helpful in solving a problem I had with the SE wires. They are VERY tight on the '16 FLSTFBS. DK swapped them out for a set of 409 wires that are slightly longer and have a less obtuse angle on the boots. That gives enough slack to eliminate worries about stressing the boots or plugs. I installed the mid-frame air deflector at the same time. No days above 80°F since then so I can't tell how much difference it really made in temps.
If you want real results skip the HD deflectors and go straight to the Captain Itch deflectors.
 
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Old 05-28-2021, 10:37 PM
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Default Thanks for the pic mate just did the same to my bike your a legend

Originally Posted by Gaz B
Don't know if you can do the same on an FLSTFBS but on my 09 FXSTC I've tucked it away on the right hand side just behind the transmission.


 
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