Arlen Ness Chrome Horn Cover For 5-hole Points Cover - Harley Davidson 1991-2012 on 2040-parts.com
Russellville, Arkansas, US
Arlen Ness Chrome Horn Cover For 5-Hole Points Cover
These round horn covers from Arlen Ness accept any 5 hole point cover to match the theme or style of your bike. Truly a universal design allows for fitment on just about anything.
Features:
- Choose Ness, HD®, or your favorite aftermarket point cover design. Any 5 hole will work! Totally interchangable!
- Steel construction cover finished in show quality chrome.
- Replaces factory “cowbell” shaped horn cover on 1991-2012 Big Twin and XL models.
***POINTS COVER NOT INCLUDED***
Part Number: 2107-0080
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