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The 2022 Harley Davidson Road King: A True Classic

Contents

• Model Overview
• Specifications
• Features
• Photos
• Videos
• Links

The Road King remains as the retro-modern bagger in the 2022 Harley Davidson lineup. Under the familiar classic fenders, modern Reflex Brembo ABS brakes maintain control of the Slicer 2 cast wheels. The Hiawatha headlamp and generous use of chrome maintain the 60s vibe.

The smooth 110 lbs-ft of torque from the Milwaukee-Eight® 107 V-twin, easily power you down the highway, enjoying mile after mile listening to the classic Harley Davidson rumble. A removable fork-mounted fairing keeps the wind off your chest, and the one-touch opening hard bags hold plenty for longer trips. A true American-made motorcycle.

3 colors for the 2022 Harley Davidson Road King: Vivid Black, Midnight Crimson & Gauntlet Gray Metallic

The 2022 Harley Davidson Road King starts at $19,929 USD / $23,999 CAD.

On this page: we’ve curated specs, features, news, photos/videos, etc. so you can read up on the new 2022 Harley Davidson Road King in one place.



Model Overview

</p>General Info

• Price: $19,929 USD / $23,999 CAD
• Key Features:
  • Reflex Defensive Rider System (Rdrs) Optional
  • One-Touch Opening Saddlebags
  • ABS & Cruise Control Standard
  • Removable Fairing

Main Specs

• Engine: 107 ci V-twin
• Power: 92.5 HP (estimated)
• Torque: 110 lbs-ft @ 3000 RPM
• Wet Weight: 828 lbs (375 kg)
• Seat Height: 26.3 inches (705 mm)

Competitors

• Indian Springfield
• BMW R18 Classic

2022 Harley Davidson Road King Specifications

From Harley-Davidson

ENGINE

EngineMilwaukee-Eight®*107Engine Torque111 ft-lbBore x Stroke3.937 in. X 4.374 in.Compression Ratio10.0:1
Fuel SystemElectronic Sequential Port Fuel Injection (ESPFI)StarterExhaustChrome, 2-1-2 dual exhaust with tapered mufflersDRIVETRAIN

ClutchTransmission6-speedPrimary DriveGear, 34/46 ratio





CHASSIS

Front Fork49 mm Dual Bending Valve


Rear ShocksPremium standard height hand-adjustable rear suspension


Wheels, Front TypeSlicer II Cast Aluminum


Wheels, Rear TypeSlicer II Cast Aluminum


Brakes Front32 mm


Brakes Rear4-piston fixedTires FrontBW 130/70B18 63H














Tires RearBW 180/55B18 80H


Fuel Tank Capacity6 gal.ColorVivid black, Midnight Crimson, Gauntlet, Gray Metallic/Vivid BlackELECTRICAL

IgnitionSpark PlugsHeadlightAll LED headlampTail LightLEDDIMENSIONS

Length96.5 in.


Trail6.7 in.


Rake26Wheelbase64 in.





Ground Clearance5.3 in.


Seat Height26.3 in.





Weight, As Shipped794 lb.


WARRANTY

WarrantyExtension

2022 Harley Davidson Road King Features

MILWAUKEE-EIGHT® 107 ENGINE


A powerful, smooth-running engine with crisp throttle response and a pure, soul-satisfying rumble.


REFLEX LINKED BREMBO® BRAKES WITH STANDARD ABS


Designed to help prevent the wheels from locking under braking to assist the rider in maintaining control when braking in a straight-line. ABS operates independently on front and rear brakes to keep the wheels rolling and help prevent uncontrolled wheel lock in urgent situations.


HIAWATHA HEADLAMP AND NACELLE


Born in the ’60s, when chrome ruled the streets. Big and commanding, it’s built with the latest in materials and technology for a long distance high beam and wide low beam.




RESPONSIVE SUSPENSION


High-performing front and rear suspension, with easily hand-adjustable rear shocks put you in control of a plush ride.



ONE-TOUCH OPENING SADDLEBAGS


Tight on the outside, roomy on the inside. The hinges are simple and clean and the lids open with one touch of one hand.






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Links



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