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It finally happened. I picked up my first Harley on Saturday. I ordered it on January 17th & Picked up on Saturday March 12, I will try to get some pics posted in the next few days. My new baby is a 2005 Road King Classic, Black Cherry Pearl. What a beauty, it is well worth the wait. I did not sleep for two days befor I picked her up. I had Salt Lake H.D. put on the Rinehart true duals, Screaming Eagle air kit, down load, Chrome laced wheels, sissy bar/back rest. I also purchased a smoked lens kit & a Siren kit for the factory alarm. I have the lenses on but not the Siren as yet. I have only got 4 miles on her in the dark of last night. Can't wait to ride her.
Reddawg
Congrats Reddawg!!!!! I was suppose to get mine on sat., but they didn't get it done in time so now it looks as though I will have to wait for thursday(the first day my wife has off) looks like you WON!! again CONRATS! WE NEED PICS!!!
Jamie, it was well worth the wait. It is damn good lookin, & what a ride, it will set you back. Iam glad the sleepless nights are over, waiting to pick her up. Good luck on thursday
Larry
Congrats on the new ride, I own a 02 RK that has too many enhancements to list.....recently got the 95 Kit along with diamond cuts of my cylinder fins. Its a never ending project that I enjoy everyday of my life.
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Ride Safe
Wayy to go, you lucky dawg! I hope to pick mine up very soon - although the rotten weather here in PA isn't cooperating at all. What did you drive before? I sold a BMW RT in order to make room for mine.
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