Audio and custom work for the Harley Road King and Road King Special. A bike with no fairing is a different kind of build, and we like it.
The Road King is the bagger with the least on it: a windshield or nothing up front, saddlebags out back, and on most years no radio at all.
That makes audio a different job. The sound has to come from the bags, from lowers and add-ons, or both, usually with your phone as the source.
It is also the bagger that shows custom work best. Nothing hides the bars, the front wheel, or the tank.
Blackout, our 2018 Road King SpecialMost Road King systems start here. Speakers in the lids, amplifier out of sight, and the bags still carry your gear.
Saddlebag speakersLower fairings and add-on pods give us more places to put speakers when the bags are not enough.
With no fairing to aim speakers at you, the tune matters even more. We set it up for the way the bike is actually built.
Gloss black from the front wheel back, with a windshield mounted on a bracket we welded for it.
An FLHRSE5, the factory custom Road King. The hydraulic lines and wiring run inside the bars, so nothing hangs off the front end.
LooksCustom Bagger BuildsBars, wheels, bags, and suspension, done while it is apart.Open
AudioSaddlebag SpeakersSpeaker lids that put sound behind you.Open
PerformanceExhaust & PerformancePipes and stage kits, installed and dialed in.Open
Be seenLED LightingHeadlights, bag lights, and color-changing accents.OpenYes. Most Road King systems put the speakers in the saddlebag lids and hide the amplifier, with your phone as the source.
No. A fairing gives us more places for speakers, but a well planned bag system on a Road King can be loud and clear.
Yes. Our Blackout build is a 2018 Road King Special.
Yes. Blackout runs a Wind Splitter windshield on a bracket we welded for it, plus lower fairings.
