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I love my 07 Road King, but my one issue is the air filler for the rear shocks. The saddle bag has to be removed and it just so happens that my wife, is a "sturdy" women. Which means that when my 200 lbs is on it solo, I need one pressure and when we are 2 up, I need another.
Now, having said that, has anyone come up with a creative way to fill the shocks,(relocation maybe). Also the filler port is pretty short and some air chucks wont hit the inner schrader valve.
I saw one post that moved it to the rear at the liscense plate, but I would have to change the plate frame that I have and do not want to do that.
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