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Gen 2, How To Remove the Horn
Horn Removal
The horn is sometimes removed permanently to save weight. The horn circuit is sometimes used a power source for electrical mods.
Tools:
10mm socket
3†extension
zip-ties
1. Use a 10mm socket and 3†extension to remove the two bolts that secure the horn bracket.

2. Pull the connectors from the electrical contacts on the horn. There is no lock to release. The connectors fit very tightly but they just pull off. Remove the horn.

I marked one side of the connector harness and its mating electrical contact with blue tape so that the harness may be reconnected in proper polarity.
3. If the horn wire is left where it is behind the front wheel, it would be a good idea to secure it so that it does not hang close to the radiator. Also, protect the lead from dirt by covering it with a small sheet of plastic secured with a zip-tie.
The horn wire branches from the bundle of grey wrapped wires that runs across the head cover. I pulled the entire horn wire up into the engine compartment, doubled it back and zip-tied it to the grey wire.
Installation
Installation of the horn is the reversed procedure.
The horn, bracket and screws weigh over a half pound.
Horn Removal
The horn is sometimes removed permanently to save weight. The horn circuit is sometimes used a power source for electrical mods.
Tools:
10mm socket
3†extension
zip-ties
1. Use a 10mm socket and 3†extension to remove the two bolts that secure the horn bracket.

2. Pull the connectors from the electrical contacts on the horn. There is no lock to release. The connectors fit very tightly but they just pull off. Remove the horn.

I marked one side of the connector harness and its mating electrical contact with blue tape so that the harness may be reconnected in proper polarity.
3. If the horn wire is left where it is behind the front wheel, it would be a good idea to secure it so that it does not hang close to the radiator. Also, protect the lead from dirt by covering it with a small sheet of plastic secured with a zip-tie.
The horn wire branches from the bundle of grey wrapped wires that runs across the head cover. I pulled the entire horn wire up into the engine compartment, doubled it back and zip-tied it to the grey wire.
Installation
Installation of the horn is the reversed procedure.
The horn, bracket and screws weigh over a half pound.
