Harley-Davidson
2006 1994 FLHR Road King, Harley-Davidson #8
2006 Hallmark Harley-Davidson Ornament
QX2333
Introduced by Harley Davidson in 1994, the Road King's classic styling was inspired by those iron horses of Harley roaming the highways half a century earlier. The Road King was born for the modern road, however, and fit right in to Harley's touring lineup. Sure, it looked great going downtown, showing off a low profile, sweeping handlebars, burly headlight, and deep-skirted feathers. But its highway heritage-the big V-twin engine, a generous gas tank, and hard saddlebags-proves why riders say, "Long live the King!"
Die cast metal. The wheels turn. The handlebars turn left and right.
- Artist
- Don Palmiter
- Size
- 4" W
- Box Size
- 5" H x 2" W x 4" D
2006 1994 FLHR Road King, Harley Davidson #8 2006 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QX2333 Introduced by Harley Davidson in 1994, the Road King's classic styling was inspired by those iron horses of Harley roaming the highways half a century earlier. The Road King was born for the modern road, however, and fit right in to Harley's touring lineup. Sure, it looked great going downtown, showing off a low profile, sweeping handlebars, burly headlight, and deep-skirted feathers. But its highway heritage-the big V-twin engine, a generous gas tank, and hard saddlebags-proves why riders say, "Long live the King!" Die cast metal. The wheels turn. The handlebars turn left and right. Size: 4" W Artist: Don Palmiter
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