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Thanks to Mike from Goldendale AZ for this set of pictures of his recently upgraded "Sundowner" Roadking Classic!

From the beautiful state of Massachusetts, Mike D sent us some pics of his bad ass Black Cherry Road King. Thanks Mike. I like the Ipod mount. Nice touch!

Wow, a stunner from Joe @ Kewl Metal, sporting our Smoothies saddle bags along side Kewl Metals own, bolt on, 45 degree rake front end, and their Kamillion 26" front wheel. that's right 26! Watch out, when this Road King hits the road it leaves bystanders with sore necks.

It's great to see that our Smoothies made it all the way to Italy for the Verona Motor Bike Expo thanks to our new distributor, MAG Purchasing Group. GG, owner of MAG sent along these shots of his Street Glide done up Paul Yaffe style. We were happy to see that, not only do the bags look amazing, but they apparently make excellent armrests if you decide you need to recline after a long day in the saddle;)

Imagine my surprise, showing up at the Custom Chrome Europe Dealer Show, when I laid my eyes on their 40th anniversary bike! Stunning! Thanks guys!

Brad was the first to snatch up a set of Smoothies after seeing us in Reno. He opted for the Smoothies AND a Dead Center Fairing for his pristine Road King Classic. Thanks Brad!

As seen in Easyriders V-Twin magazine, this killer Victory boasts an array of custom parts hand picked by Big Joe, owner of Kewl Metal. Most notably, Kewl Metal's very own extended front end coupled with our Dead Center Fairing. (We think they make an excelent pair!). Based in Prescott, Arizona Kewl Metal has rapidly become the go-to source for the Victory aftermarket.

WOW! Kudos to Kartunes for integrating a touchscreen beautifully into the Dead Center Fairing. And the paint? "Amazing" comes to mind. Thanks guys! You can find Kartunes contact info by selecting the "Dealers" tab at the top of this page.

With the Dead Center Fairing and vintage hotrod styling, Andre's done an impeccable job of making his Roadstar stand out from the pack. and what better to compliment a bad ass bike? A Couple of Rotweilers of course!

It just looks RIGHT. Right? Thanks Chuck for these pics of your RK Classic. The Red Hot Sunglo looks beautiful!

Look out for Larry's "Rebel Hawk! A custom deluxe set up courtesy of Combs Custom Cycle in Lawrence Kansas. You can find Combs contact info by selecting the "Dealers" tab at the top of this page.

A nice flaming blue RK from our dealer; Coshocton Collision Center. Nice work! You can find Coshocton Collision Center's contact info by selecting the "Dealers" tab at the top of this page.

Thanks to Don for these pics of his Anniversary Deluxe. Looks great!

Once again, Mike McCann retools his Roadking (Stunningly I might add) with Custom Performance, out of Phoenix AZ!

Thanks to Randy Kramer for these pictures of his immaculate yellow, flamed Heritage. Sporting the Dead Center Fairing with painted grilles. I especially like the shot in front of the Grand Teitons!

A big "Thank you" to Rick for these On/Off shots of his beautiful 2003 Anniversary Heritage!

Some nice white and gold paint and a well balanced gauge set on Steves RK!

Another beautiful RK. Pictures courtesy of Mr. Rendina!

Our customer Jim Flemming really dressed up this Fat Boy!

Another happy customer, Gordy Garvey, sent us these pics of his immaculate Screamin Eagle RK. Thanks Gordy!

A nice RK dressed up by McCulloughs Custom Cycles out of Elkridge, MD. The gauges look great, and illustrate well what can be done with the space above the stereo. Thanks guys! (Check our "dealers" page for contact info)

This Sick Star won 3rd in its class at the Arlen Ness show in California. A great example of a transformed Road Star.

This set illustrates what 16 inch Ape Hangers look like with the fairing. Notice that the fairing fits even though the handle bars are rotated just slightly forward of being in line with the forks.

David Hacker's stunning '08 Anniversary RK gets the full treatment in two tone with painted speaker grilles.

Wow. One of our online dealers, Bagger Style's Ron Kemberling, put together this incredible Road King.

A great example of what a two tone painted fairing can bring to the Roadstar.

Here's a set showing an unpainted fairing dressing up a black Deluxe.

This is the bike that Mark built. That's right, Jack is way too busy building houses leaving space in the bike building arena up to those like Mark Vasquez of Chilz Wrench in Hollister, CA. Thanks for the pics of this unbelievable Softail Mark and Colleen! (Check our "Dealers" Page for contact info.)

Another beautifull RK. This set of pics sent to us from Michael McCann. Mike had it painted by one of our dealers, Custom Performance, in Phoenix, AZ. Great looking bike Mike! (Check our "Dealers" page for Custom Performance contact info.)

Just a sampling of customers from various rallies. The first (upper left) being a meticulously owned RK Trike, followed by a Deluxe sporting an unpainted fairing, and rounded out by a fleet of RK's. Thanks to all of those that allowed us to snap your picture before hittin' the road!

Here are a couple of examples, from Sturgis, of what an 100th Anniversary bike looks like with a fairing painted a solid color WITHOUT the Anniversary stripe. A closer look at the middle picture reveals HD accessories including wings and chrome windshield trim.

Steve Cooper sent these pictures of his Black Pearl RK. Steve decided to order our "Stereo Ready" model and add his own electronics including extra speakers that he mounted above the stereo. Good work Steve! .

The above photos were submitted by Keith Hauswirth. Keith's bike was painted by Darrin Meyer of 2 Wheel Tattoos Custom Paint in Britt, Iowa (515-341-4141) whom Keith recommends to those in the area.

Thanks to Chuck Arnold for the above photos and the following message:

got the fairing and had it painted to match the 2000 roadking classic, and as you can see it looks GREAT!!!!!! you folks really have a great product all around. couldn't be happier!! everything ya'll said about the faring and the radio is even better than I expected. thanks so much. and don't worry everyone will know where it came from and how happy I am with it.

thanks again
chuck arnold
clayton ga.

Thanks to Porya Jeddi for the above photos of his clean Softail.

Thanks to RAM from HDforums.com for the above photos showing an example of how the area above the stereo can be used for gauges. Ram and I have traded many emails, he is very active on HDForums and we appreciate the positive feedback he's given about us on that forum. At his suggestion we're planning an ad for that forum soon. Thanks RAM!

These photos show an inner fairing painted flat black, and an outer in unpainted gel-coat finish. (Click photos for larger images.)