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Harddrive Road King Parts

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Handlebars are the largest group of Harddrive parts listed for the Road King: Traditional Z and Fat-Z bars, Fat Tiller and Drag styles…

About Harddrive Road King Parts

Handlebars are the largest group of Harddrive parts listed for the Road King: Traditional Z and Fat-Z bars, Fat Tiller and Drag styles, Bagger Ape-Hanger bars in 12, 14 and 16 inch rises and 1 1/4 inch ape hangers. Brake parts are close behind, with polished and floating stainless rotors in 11.5 and 11.8 inch sizes, chrome rear master cylinders, caliper assemblies and sintered pads. Suspension brings Bazooka rear shocks, Racing Bros shocks, Scepter 25 cartridge kits and +2 fork slider covers, alongside hydraulic clutch control kits.

Checking fitment on the Road King

Titles here include year ranges such as 2002-2007, 2008-2016, 2014-2024 and 2017-2020, which show where one part stops and the next begins. Several items are written for Touring generally rather than the Road King alone, so confirm the range and the front or rear note on the listing before you check out.

The whole catalog is on the Harddrive brand page. Everything built around the bike lives on Road King parts, and Road King handlebars narrows the view to bars and controls from every brand.

Harddrive Road King Parts FAQ

Which Harddrive bars suit a bagger look on a Road King?
The Bagger Ape-Hanger line is the clearest match, with 12, 14 and 16 inch versions in gloss black and chrome. Traditional Z and Fat-Z bars are also listed in several rises, so compare rise and diameter on each listing with your stock cables and lines.
Can I choose Harddrive pads separately from rotors?
Yes. Rotors and pads are separate listings, and the pads come as sintered, semi-sintered and organic compounds. Follow the part number notes on the listing so the pad shape matches your caliper.
Are the Harddrive handlebar control kits made only for the Road King?
No. They are written for Touring bikes in general, with some listings covering Softail too, which is why they show up on several model pages including this one. Check the year and clutch type in each title.