On a final note, if you do decide on a Road King make the dealer fit the bike to you. This is something the dealers don't talk about much. but, they have a set of step pads that they put on either side of the bike to measure the bike to you.

First is feet flat on the floor with a little bend in the knee's. this is good!!!

Second is the half step. Should result in feet flat on the half step with a little bend in the knee's. If this is comfortable the bike needs rear lowering shocks to fit you.

Third is the full step. Should result in feet flat on the full step with a little bend in the knee's. If this is comfortable the bike needs front and rear lowering shocks & spring to fit you.

The reason I bring this up is while your buying the bike all this can be put into the financed price of the bike and anything put on the bike at the time of sale is cover by the warranty on the bike.

Also if the try to charge you full pop for these item jew them down, also tell them you want the take-off, if you decide latter that you want the bike higher up you have to parts or you can sell them and make a little of your money back.