The picture is when my Road King Classic showed up at the Harley shop. Just like a new baby, I had to hold it in my hands before it was all cleaned up.

Thats a beautiful ride.

nice ride

The bluewall tires wont last long though

They have a habit of turning white with use

^^^

LOL! greg, it sounds like you speak from experience.

nice ride. i like road kings. thats the only bike i would move to from my "geezer glide"

blacky

nice ride.

hdking(phil)

The blue walls is only the protectant they put on new- once the dealer cleans it all up for delivery- all white walls

ah yeahhh DUHHH>>> you missed the joke my friend

but its still a nice ride

SWEET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Very nice. Nothing finer than the smell and sound of a new Harley after that first ride out. Enjoy your new "baby".

Is this your first Harley?

I like the way a new Harley crackles after the first ride when you shut it down and it starts to cool

EI, that's the sound of rust commencing.

lol....

Aluminum dosen't rust.

nice bike. when i decide to trade up from mine, i think i'll get a road king. speaking of mine, i need to get mine out on the street for a while this weekend. the wife and kids are visiting her parents in west texas for a while. it's time to put some miles on the fatboy.

^

Tis the Season!

Hog

Always riding season in Florida!

ya know, we don't ride too much in the daytime here during the summer, TOO HOT!

Our real season will end sometime by June 1! LOL!

That bike wasn't even through PDI at that point.

Really nice to see a old world H-D dealer still in existence. Unilke the mega stores thew build now.

I wonder how many miles he' got on this one by now?

look at the blue on the whitewall tires LOL

Hog

It is a 2004 Road King Classic and it only has 6000 miles on it. I just got it out as it just warmed up in northern Ohio

Cool Mark.. Keep the Clean Side Up!

Hog