Heres some pics of my 1995 RoadKing I bought new and NEVER rode .It has sat in my living room from the day the dealer delivered it .I'm in Canada and paid $23,500.00 back then .I can buy a new one today for around $22,500.00 I guess I should have waited and saved the $grand.This is my daughter and my wife in the photos. (they don't let me near the bike)

 

wtf????

 

Make that double
WTF???!!!

 

HUH???? Hell of an expensive decoration for the house. I agree WTF!!!!

 

Yeah it maybe a waste leaving my 1995 Roadking in the living room since I bought itI ,but I have my 91 springer and 1978 BMW to ride ,plus I'm building a 59 pan back to original at the moment ,I plan to ride it as my main ride.

 

Now I'm curious, you're French Canadian.....right?
Not insuating anything, just curious eh, each to their own, but a beamer? I could never get used to that torque flop.
Let us know if you ever ride the king.

 

Thanks! Its called Brandywine, I haven't seen the color before and this past fall I went to Thunder Beach in Florida and I think they were all sold there!!!

 

This is the first time I tried a quote ,No I'm not French Canadian ,but out here in Alberta we like those folks ( the Ontario ones are a little to close to the government for us ).
The side torque on the beemer is something you have to get used to .I bought it cause it was a rare factory order ,and I don't like having stuff everyone has ..I rode it for around 7 years .Then parked it in 1987 (thats an old photo) and bought an original 1961 loaded FLH that had been parked since 1974.Still had the 74 washington licesne on it .
Neil

 

Got a lot of love for those Pans !

 

I guess it's my turn. Me & my Road King Classic at Daytona Beach.