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Head cups are small engine parts fitted at the cylinder heads. Riders often replace them when the originals are worn, damaged or missing. Others fit them to freshen up the look of the top end during a rebuild or a custom project. A clean, matching finish around the heads can make the whole engine look more finished.
We currently have 1 head cup product in stock, from Bikers Choice. It is the Bikers Choice Big Twin & Custom Application Chrome Head Cups, a chrome set intended as a replacement part for Big Twin and custom builds. Because this is a single product, check the listing details carefully to confirm it suits your engine.
Confirm the engine type and model years the part is listed for before you order.
Choose a finish that matches the other trim on your engine, such as chrome.
Look over the original parts first so you know what you are replacing.
Plan to inspect related hardware while the top end is accessible.
To make sure you get a part that matches your bike, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
Head cups are small engine parts fitted at the cylinder heads. Riders often replace them when the originals are worn, damaged or missing. Others fit them to freshen up the look of the top end during a rebuild or a custom project. A clean, matching finish around the heads can make the whole engine look more finished.
We currently have 1 head cup product in stock, from Bikers Choice. It is the Bikers Choice Big Twin & Custom Application Chrome Head Cups, a chrome set intended as a replacement part for Big Twin and custom builds. Because this is a single product, check the listing details carefully to confirm it suits your engine.
Confirm the engine type and model years the part is listed for before you order.
Choose a finish that matches the other trim on your engine, such as chrome.
Look over the original parts first so you know what you are replacing.
Plan to inspect related hardware while the top end is accessible.
To make sure you get a part that matches your bike, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
