Harley-Davidson PLHP Road King Police

Introducing the 2008 Harley-Davidson PLHP Road King Police motorcycle, a powerful blend of classic American touring aesthetics and robust police-grade performance. This bike, designed primarily for law enforcement agencies, has carved out a niche for itself among motorcycle enthusiasts who appreciate its rugged reliability and authoritative presence. With its commanding silhouette and unmistakable Harley-Davidson lineage, the PLHP Road King Police stands as a testament to the brand's dedication to quality and power, making it an appealing choice for both riders and collectors alike. At the heart of this motorcycle lies a formidable 1687.97 ccm (103.00 cubic inches) V2, four-stroke engine that delivers an impressive torque of 138.31 Nm (102.0 ft.lbs) at just 2500 RPM. This low-end grunt translates into a thrilling riding experience, whether you're cruising through city streets or embarking on long-distance tours. The advanced Electronic Sequential Port Fuel Injection (ESPFI) system ensures optimal fuel delivery, enhancing both performance and efficiency. Coupled with a smooth 6-speed gearbox and belt final drive, the Road King Police offers seamless power transitions, allowing riders to navigate diverse terrains with ease while enjoying the comfort of its air-cooled design. What sets the 2008 PLHP Road King Police apart is its array of features tailored for both comfort and utility. The bike boasts an electric starter for quick and reliable ignition, while its 22.71-liter fuel tank ensures you can cover long distances without frequent stops. The suspension system enhances comfort, featuring a 41.3 mm telescopic front fork and air-adjustable rear shocks, providing a smooth ride regardless of the road conditions. Safety is paramount, and the double disc front brakes with 4-piston calipers, alongside a single disc rear brake, deliver exceptional stopping power. Available in multiple eye-catching color options, including the iconic Birch White and two-tone combinations, this motorcycle doesn't just perform—it's designed to turn heads. **