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Introduced in 1994, the Road King is a nod to the 1940s FL that confirmed the huge success of its predecessor – the EL and laid ground for the introduction of the FLH in 1949 followed by its evolutions. Denominated FLHR, the King of the Road appears as one of the brand flagship models featuring hard bags, windshield and retro headlight to keep a look as close as the Big Twins from the past. Apart from 2008, the model got its wheelbase stretched to 63.5 inches, the fuel capacity bumped to six gallons and received new triple-disc Brembo brakes. In 2012, the FLHR logically received the latest version of the brand mighty V-twin – the new 1690cc Twin Cam 103. It is also to be noted that the model is the base of Special Editions for the Fire and Police Department.
Finished in Harley's York, Pennsylvania factory in December of 2011, this Road King Classic was delivered new to the seller and promptly treated to a custom red pinstripe flame job and hand painted tank celebrating the Life Ride benefiting amfAR AIDS research. Fitted with a pair of classic leather saddlebags and two-person saddle, only 988 miles have traveled under wheel of this mean machine. Used for static display ins 2013, this Hog has been nicely kept cosmetically but will likely require some recommissioning prior to active use.