Oem Harley Touring Road King Front End on 2040-parts.com
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, US
OEM Harley Road King Front End. Good looking condition with no major scuffs, scratches, etc. Tins, tubes, and legs look really good. Part number on legs are a -09 number, so i think this is '09 but im sure it will fit just about any year road king '97 - later but this is just my assumption so please do your own research. Please view pics to distinguish condition. Will work on many applications. Sold as is no returns. Please contact for any measurements need prior to bidding.
Have complete front wheel in another auction.
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