2007 Harley-davidson Road King Custom on 2040-motos
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Mileage:15328
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Type:Touring
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2007 Harley-Davidson Road King Custom, TONS OF CHROME!!!!.... LOW MILES!!!!!....COOL COLOR!!!!! - A TOURING MOTORCYCLE WITH BIG TIME CUSTOM ELBOWROOM. Here's some two-wheeled sculpture that's anything but shy. The Custom is the Road King at its most radical. A touring motorcycle with big time custom elbowroom. Our new Suede Blue Pearl comes straight out of the 60's muscle-car culture. The color complements the wide beach bar and chromed steel wind visor. Ogle the clean leather bags with hidden supports and latches. Slash-cut mufflers, tuned perfectly to entertain your ears with a meaty two-cylinder serenade from the new Twin Cam 96 power plant. Big, clean front and rear fenders. Mag wheels. Lowered air-adjustable rear suspension to cross multiple states in one sitting. Don't be shy. Let your metal sing.
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