Road King Parts

The Road King pairs a Harley touring frame with a fork-mounted windshield and a classic look, which makes it a favorite for riders who want a tourer that still feels like a cruiser. This page lists parts that carry Road King fitment data, many of which also fit the rest of the touring family.

Popular Road King parts

Seats dominate the grid, with Mustang Motorcycle touring seats, backrests and fender bibs. For sound and flow, Vance and Hines Razorback 450 slip-ons and Twin Slash mufflers are listed for Milwaukee-Eight bikes, alongside VO2 X intakes for Twin Cam models. Cobra contributes exhaust and accessories, and Ohlins supplies suspension upgrades. Kuryakyn windshield trim and National Cycle spotlight bars round out the cosmetic side.

Fitment tip

The Road King has been built since the mid-1990s, and its engine changed from Twin Cam to Milwaukee-Eight in 2017. Exhaust and intake parts are specific to each, and seat fitment changed with the 1997 and 2008 updates. Look at the year range in the product title and use the filter bar. Narrower pages are available for Road King exhaust and Road King suspension.

Because the Road King has no fairing, small changes to the windshield, seat and bars show up right away. Riders who want a lower, cleaner look often start with the seat and trim, while riders after sound and throttle response start with exhaust and intake. If you are adding both, plan on a single tune afterward so the bike runs the way it should.