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Harley- Road King- Gas Tank on 2040-parts.com

US $650.00
Location:

Seaside, California, United States

Seaside, California, United States
Harley- Road King- Gas Tank, US $650.00, image 1
“This tank was replaced due to marks made from a crow pecking at the shiny reflective center strip. There are 5 very faint marks on the lower right quadrant (looking down from above the top of the tank)Very nice gloss black paint with pin striping, comes from a 2015 Road King”
Brand:Harley-Davidson 2015 Road King Paint:Vivid Black W/2P Manufacturer Part Number:61500-11BHY FT, FLHRC Color:Black

Used tank removed from a 2015 Road King, owner had it replaced due to damage from a crow pecking at its image on the shiny chrome strip console insert, a few peck marks hit the tank on the lower right quadrant area on top of the tank. The  5 marks are hardly noticeable. Photos don't show them, they are so tiny. This tank may fit other Road King years, check with the Harley dealer first, the Description number from the replacement tank receipt is provided. The cost of the replacement tank is $1,133.00, so please understand, this item for sale is reasonably-priced, considering the miniscule marks on the tank. A motorcycle repair shop that does body work can probably "rub or buff" them out. It will be shipped in the same box the replacement tank was shipped in.

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