Just got done detailing my 2004 Road King and I must say....
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10-11-2007 | 03:14 AM
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RE: Just got done detailing my 2004 Road King and I must say....
I have a '05 rk custom. I am no where even close to being done with it, and I doubt I ever will be. there is always something else, LOL. I was tempted to buy an '08. I, too, wanted the 6 gallon tank, and ABS brakes. But, my bike is paid for, I don't want payments. And, my bike has a carb 
. Sure, I know everyone just loves their EFI, but this is my first harley, and I wanted to make it as easy to work on as possible. 
. Sure, I know everyone just loves their EFI, but this is my first harley, and I wanted to make it as easy to work on as possible.
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10-11-2007 | 03:24 AM
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RE: Just got done detailing my 2004 Road King and I must say....
ORIGINAL: PapaTravis
I have a '05 rk custom. I am no where even close to being done with it, and I doubt I ever will be. there is always something else, LOL. I was tempted to buy an '08. I, too, wanted the 6 gallon tank, and ABS brakes. But, my bike is paid for, I don't want payments. And, my bike has a carb. Sure, I know everyone just loves their EFI, but this is my first harley, and I wanted to make it as easy to work on as possible.
I have a '05 rk custom. I am no where even close to being done with it, and I doubt I ever will be. there is always something else, LOL. I was tempted to buy an '08. I, too, wanted the 6 gallon tank, and ABS brakes. But, my bike is paid for, I don't want payments. And, my bike has a carb
. Sure, I know everyone just loves their EFI, but this is my first harley, and I wanted to make it as easy to work on as possible.
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10-11-2007 | 07:58 AM
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RE: Just got done detailing my 2004 Road King and I must say....
ORIGINAL: t_m34
Everytime my bike gets hot and starts popping on decel I miss my carbed '03. But I have an '06 RK Classic and it'll be the last bike I own. Hang onto that carbed bike, man, EFI is a fickle bitch.
ORIGINAL: PapaTravis
I have a '05 rk custom. I am no where even close to being done with it, and I doubt I ever will be. there is always something else, LOL. I was tempted to buy an '08. I, too, wanted the 6 gallon tank, and ABS brakes. But, my bike is paid for, I don't want payments. And, my bike has a carb. Sure, I know everyone just loves their EFI, but this is my first harley, and I wanted to make it as easy to work on as possible.
I have a '05 rk custom. I am no where even close to being done with it, and I doubt I ever will be. there is always something else, LOL. I was tempted to buy an '08. I, too, wanted the 6 gallon tank, and ABS brakes. But, my bike is paid for, I don't want payments. And, my bike has a carb
. Sure, I know everyone just loves their EFI, but this is my first harley, and I wanted to make it as easy to work on as possible.
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10-11-2007 | 08:21 AM
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10-11-2007 | 08:23 AM
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RE: Just got done detailing my 2004 Road King and I must say....
Hey 04 Road King,
I too have an 04 RK. Traded up from a sportster (nothing against the bike). And she shines up nice too.Why mess with something that runs great and does whatever you want it to do. Best of all you dont have to wine and dine it.Almost have it the way I want it.Have any pics
JrBean
I too have an 04 RK. Traded up from a sportster (nothing against the bike). And she shines up nice too.Why mess with something that runs great and does whatever you want it to do. Best of all you dont have to wine and dine it.
Almost have it the way I want it.Have any picsJrBean
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