Hofmann Designs M8 Bagger Derby Cover Black - Harley Milwaukee-Eight
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Specifications
| BRAND | Hofmann Designs |
| TYPE | Engine |
| SKU | 563-04062 |
| PART NUMBER | HDB1040B |
| MATERIAL | 6061 T6 billet aluminum |
| FINISH | Black anodized |
| INSTALLATION | 100% bolt-on, no modifications required |
| CATEGORY | Engine |
| WEIGHT | 2.0 lb |
Fitment
Fits these motorcycles
Listed per manufacturer fitment data. Not sure? Email us and we confirm before you order.
The Hofmann Designs Derby Cover in black is a billet aluminum replacement for the primary side of your engine. Machined from 6061 T6 billet aluminum, it is built to be a substantial upgrade over the factory cover in both appearance and durability.
Riders choose this cover to give their engine a custom look with a durable black anodized finish. It installs as a 100% bolt-on replacement for the factory primary cover, with no modifications required, so no drilling or specialized tools are needed. It also matches other Hofmann Signature Series billet components, letting you carry a consistent style across your build.
The cover is designed for V-twin riders who want a clean, stealthy upgrade that reflects a performance-minded aesthetic while providing a robust alternative to stock hardware. Its straightforward installation makes it suitable for riders of varying skill levels.
Specifications
- Brand: Hofmann Designs
- Part Number: HDB1040B
- Material: 6061 T6 billet aluminum
- Finish: Black anodized
- Installation: 100% bolt-on, no modifications required
- Weight: 2 lbs
- Category: Engine
Common questions
What material is the Hofmann Designs Derby Cover made from?
It is machined from 6061 T6 billet aluminum.
What finish does the derby cover have?
It features a durable black anodized finish.
Does installation require any modifications?
No. The cover is a 100% bolt-on replacement for the factory primary cover and requires no modifications.
