Excellent, thanks! Googleing the 69060-90F Shows it for sale on hd.com for $45. The reviews show it can be easily retrofitted...but the reviews are spotty. Some say a lot louder, some say a little louder.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/store/loud-side-mount-horn-kit
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May 1, 2016
Bobbareeba
Location
ensacola, Florida
I Ride: 05 Road king
How I Ride:Local - Solo
A friend tells me you just "must have" the new version of the Harley horn, so what could I do...but buy one. My 05 Road King had what I thought to be a nice enough horn with a mellow tone and reasonably loud. So I bought the new one (which I believe to be standard equipment on 2013 and later bikes) and installed it. It was immediately obvious that the tone was higher and harsher than the '05 horn. Not exactly pleasing to the ear, but YES louder and more annoying, which I suppose is what you want in traffic. So the verdict is that it will probably get more attention on the road, but you the rider will say, "damn, that's annoying".
I Recommend This Product.
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4 / 5
Great replacement for old stock horn
April 10, 2016
Johnm6
This product was easy to install and certainly louder than the 16 year old stock horn on the Road King I bought last summer.
I Recommend This Product.
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5 / 5
Great upgrade
March 16, 2016
Dennis2007
Location:Freeport, FL
I Ride: 2007 Ultra Classic
How I Ride:Local - Solo
I was surprised how much louder this horn is from the stock one. Great improvement from my stock horn.
I Recommend This Product.
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4 / 5
A little bit louder
September 6, 2015
EJones
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Location
ittsburgh, PA
I Ride: 2006 VRSCD Night Rod
How I Ride:Local - Solo
Easy to mount - good instructions. It sounds a little louder. I did a quick measurement with a sound pressure level meter and measured 2-3 dB louder than the stock horn (which was getting old).
I would recommend this for replacement for a stock horn that has died, but if you're looking for something substantially louder than stock, you may want to look at other alternatives.