Kuryakyn Kool Kaps Bolt Head Covers - 10-Pack - P/N 2450 - Harley-Davidson
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Specifications
| BRAND | Kuryakyn |
| TYPE | Hardware Kits - Other |
| SKU | T14-606055 |
| PART NUMBER | 2450 |
| QUANTITY | 10-pack |
| CATEGORY | Hardware Kits - Other |
| INSTALLATION | Slip-on, no tools required |
| WEIGHT | 0.17 lb |
Fitment
This part is not tied to a single bike. If you are unsure it works on your motorcycle, email us and we confirm before you order.
Kuryakyn Kool Kaps are decorative bolt head covers that slip over existing fasteners to hide unsightly hardware and give exposed areas a cleaner, more finished look. Sold as a 10-pack, they provide enough caps to address multiple spots on a bike, from engine bolts to frame fasteners and other visible hardware.
Installation is simple. Each cap slides directly over the existing bolt head, so no tools or permanent modifications are required. The result is a polished, uniform appearance across exposed components, which many riders value when customizing an otherwise clean build. The 10-pack quantity lets you carry the look through the bike for a cohesive finish.
Kool Kaps are a quick, affordable way to upgrade the appearance of a Harley-Davidson or V-twin without a major project. The caps are built for lasting appeal and offer an immediate visual improvement wherever they are used.
Specifications
- Brand: Kuryakyn
- Part Number: 2450
- Quantity: 10-pack
- Category: Hardware Kits - Other
- Weight: 0.17 lb
- Installation: Slip-on, no tools required
Common questions
How are Kool Kaps installed?
Each cap slips over the existing bolt head. No tools or permanent modifications are required.
How many caps come in a package?
Kool Kaps are sold in a 10-pack, giving you enough caps for multiple bolt heads.
What do Kool Kaps cover?
They are designed to hide exposed fasteners such as engine bolts, frame fasteners, and other unsightly hardware for a cleaner look.
