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I'm currently trying to decide as to whether to buy a 2007 Road King or a 2005 Fatboy both of them have been customized I don't drive very far every day and I usually don't go on the interstate so I'm kind of leaning towards the Fatboy any advice would help
For your first Harley, one of them should be calling your name loud and clear!
Yeah the Road King, because if there is a gal in your life she will be happier on a Road King, and you know what that means.
Actually I'm only yanking ILMFBL chain get the bike, you like, but take your sweetheart with you and let her feel which bike she wants to sit behind you on.
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