2007 Road King w/cruise that was purchased from a repo company as a project.Bike has completely clean title and is not a salvage bike. Bike had essentially been stripped of its tins and exhaust and other miscellaneous items. Originally a FLHRCI. With the paint set I put on the bike, I thought a "classic" style would remain the best look with the leather bags. Bike had 16" Wild One Chubby bars that had the controls stripped. I replaced with 10" Hill Country Customs mini-apes with chrome controls and internal wiring.Braided stainless steel clutch, throttle and front brake cables. Has brand new brake pads, front and rear and oil changed and serviced at local Harley dealer recently. Bike looks really nice and runs very well. Put on stock exhaust, Streamliner footboards with Kuryakyn footpeg mounts that mount to underside of footboards. These are easily removeable, should you wish to relocate the footpegs to another spot. Not shown in the pictures are the Wyatt Gatling tapered chrome mirrors or the matching chrome passenger pegs with chrome mounts. Those were added after photos. If you are interested in the bike, I can snap a picture of those and send via my phone for a quick look. Gas tank has completely brand new fuel assembly from Harley. I was not going to risk putting a used fuel assembly on bike. As for the negatives to the bike, they are few. Someone has touched up the pinstriping in two spots I found. Hard to tell unless you are really looking for them. The tires are in good shape. The only other issue I think is a slight bit of corrosion in a couple of spots on the wheels. View the pictures and if you have any questions, please give me a call and I would be happy to answer. Bike is for sale locally as well. Will help any way I can to assist in coordinating shipping if needed, but shipping cost will be at buyers expense. I probably overpaid, as I do not ship many bikes, but I paid around $500-$600 dollars to ship from California to Michigan. Bike is sold as-is with no warranty expressed or implied. I am not a dealer, just a guy who likes to ride and work on bikes.

Get it now and if you are in a snow state, you could have the rest of the non-riding season to customize for your own taste and riding style.