2007 Harley-Davidson Road King Models

Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto for the 2007 Harley-Davidson Road King

The 2007 Road King family splits by fairing: bikes like the Road King Classic carry Harley's factory batwing fairing and a legacy AM/FM radio, while the base Road King and Road King Custom often ride without a fairing or stereo at all. Pick your exact trim below — the fitment and the fix depend on which one you've got.

Jump straight to your model: Road King, Road King Classic, Road King Classic with Sidecar (FLHRC), Road King Custom, Road King Custom with Sidecar (FLHRS), Road King Police, Road King Shrine, Road King with Sidecar (FLHR).

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About 2007 Harley-Davidson Road King Models

Road King trims in 2007 aren't electronically identical the way other touring families are. Fairing-equipped versions like the Road King Classic and the Shrine trim use the same basic AM/FM head unit found across Harley's touring line that year, with no Bluetooth or CarPlay support. The base Road King and the blacked-out Custom, by contrast, are often sold without a fairing or factory radio at all — just handlebars and a windshield. Police-spec bikes vary further depending on the agency's radio package.

That split means two different fixes: bikes with a factory fairing radio take an aftermarket CarPlay head unit or a bypass adaptor, while bikes with no stereo at all — including many Road King Classic sidecar (FLHRC) and Road King Custom sidecar (FLHRS) setups — just need a bar-mounted HogPlay Media Screen. Open your specific model page to confirm which path applies.

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