My hand cast, solid bronze custom timing covers are the perfect compliment to my custom derby covers. Designed and crafted by me, in my own shop, right here in Omaha, Nebraska, USA. This is not mass produced, imported junk. This is the real thing: Premium, American quality you will be proud to own and run on your Harley Davidson.
Important Note For Milwaukee 8 Riders:
If you have a newer Harley-Davidson with the Milwaukee 8 engine AND it is equipped with Variable Valve Timing (VVT), my current timing cover offerings will not fit!
As of March, 2025, I am working on a new design that will allow my timing covers to fit on VVT equipped bikes, but it is not ready yet. Follow me on Facebook or Instagram for updates. I expect to launch this new solution soon!
Lion head custom timing cover. For some reason, wolves are a common theme in the Harley-Davidson community, but I like lions!
I sculpted this one, and tried to give it a real “I mean business” expression. I hope you like it as much as I do!
Original design Copyright © Omaha Derby Covers, Inc, 2023. All rights reserved.
What's Included
In addition to the timing cover, I include stainless steel, black oxide coated mounting bolts. Feel free to use your existing mounting bolts if you prefer, but I like the look of the black oxide against the bronze patina.
Timing Cover Sizing
I support four different timing cover sizes, covering all Big Twins and most Sportsters made since 1970. Complete details on timing cover sizing are located here. If you are unsure of which one you need, give me a call at 402 321 9639. We'll get it worked out.
Lead Time
I try to have a few of these in stock at all times, but depending on various factors, I can't guarantee that I will have the style in the size you need available immediately. If I don't have it in stock, I make it to order, and that takes about two to three weeks.
Maintenance
I apply four layers of 2K clearcoat to every custom timing cover, so they are easy to maintain. Just wash with the same mild soap you use on the rest of your motorcycle, and dry with a soft cloth. Do not use polishing compounds or other abrasives on your timing cover.
