KratorChrome Replacement Horn Cover Compatible with Harley Davidson Wolo Bad Boy Horns (Wolo Bad Boy Air Horn Kuryakyn P/N 7742 & Wolo Bad Boy Air Horn Models 419 & 519) (ECC-153)

Installed in under a minute. Covers the horn nice and looks great.

Fits the nautilus horn as well. I added some shoe goo to the double sided tape because the tape does not seem to hold well. Other than that it works great to cover the new horn.

I used the cleaning wipe to clean the new horn and mounted the cover on the horn. It looked good. I put around 500 miles on the bike last weekend. The cover was missing when I got home. It should have way to attach it other than some tape. A Harley puts out a lot of heat and vibrations.

3m tape is not enough to hold it together, you have to use Gorilla Glue. Other than that, easy to install, it's plastic not metal or aluminum.

Looks good. Fits well but the adhesive is week. I cleaned the surface with alcohol and let dry before installing. Two weeks it gell off on the interstate. Bought another and using a stronger adhesive this time.

Applies with 2-sided tape which doesn’t stick very well.

Didn’t like that it was plastic.

Given the choice between the Chrome Wolo 519 and black Wolo 419, I opted for black plus this cover, and keeping $20 in my pocket.The FL rain has a good chance of ruining the compressor if water gets inside, I hoped the cover would reduce direct spray. True that this somewhat protects the horn components, and I'm happier to have the horn semi hidden behind an amorphous chrome cover.The lack of de-burring after mold release but before plating is pure shite. The sharp edges drastically hasten the eventuality of peeling chrome, and are guaranteed to snag a polishing rag.If properly de-burred, I would give this an enthusiastic 5 stars, and put one on all my bikes.

I had to glue it in place as the sticky tape would not stay. The horn cover flew off on the highway. Luckily it is light and bounced a few times and was not run over by traffic. Lol.