Considering a Road King
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Considering a Road King
I have a 2005 Super Glide and am ready to move up. I have found a nice 2009 Road King, a trade-in at a well respected local dealer. The scooter is the standard Road King, all stock, black, wire wheels, and appears to be in excellent condition. It is priced right because it has 33,000 miles on it. It has been serviced by the dealer since new, their story is that the owner rode a lot and traded it in while it still had some resale value.
I am 63 and ride a few thousand miles per year, no long trips, just around town and an occasional run to a local lake or a poker run. I like my SG but really want the 96 motor, 6 speed and F.I. I can buy the used Road King for about the price of a new Super Glide. This would be a long term bike for me. I am thinking that with the miles I ride, the mileage on the scooter would be "normal" in a few years. I would not modify the bike much, if at all.
Would appreciate any comments/suggestion regarding the Road King.
Thanks!
I am 63 and ride a few thousand miles per year, no long trips, just around town and an occasional run to a local lake or a poker run. I like my SG but really want the 96 motor, 6 speed and F.I. I can buy the used Road King for about the price of a new Super Glide. This would be a long term bike for me. I am thinking that with the miles I ride, the mileage on the scooter would be "normal" in a few years. I would not modify the bike much, if at all.
Would appreciate any comments/suggestion regarding the Road King.
Thanks!
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Sounds like a great move. I rode dyna's before switching to Bagger's. Love my RK. The way you described it as standard. Looks like the wheels were upgraded. My 2010 came with the 450.00 dollar upgraded Chrome smooth profile laced wheels. I've got over 12K on mine with no problems Go for it!!!