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Custom Vehicle Discussions => CVO™ Street Glide® => Topic started by: Hondo2doc on May 27, 2021, 03:13:03 PM
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Just bought a 2021 CVO Streetglide having my dealer install the 131ci kit before I take it home.
Should I consider the extended warranty? Thank you.
I have been known to get on it from time to time. Also I’ll easily put 20k on it in first year.
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Just bought a 2021 CVO Streetglide having my dealer install the 131ci kit before I take it home.
Should I consider the extended warranty? Thank you.
I have been known to get on it from time to time. Also I’ll easily put 20k on it in first year.
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I suggest you talk with your dealer about the 131 upgrade and the extended warranty.
If the warranty is from a outside company they may not honor any claims.
Regards
Jerry
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Your 131 will be covered by your bikes 2 year warranty. Per HD, "When installed by an authorized Harley-Davidson Dealer within 60 days of the vehicle purchase, compliant kits do not impact the vehicle’s limited warranty."
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Yes the 131 kit is fully covered by my standard 2 year warranty. I was curious about the extended warranty. I’ve never gotten an extended warranty for anything before. So I can’t say they are good or bad.
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Yes the 131 kit is fully covered by my standard 2 year warranty. I was curious about the extended warranty. I’ve never gotten an extended warranty for anything before. So I can’t say they are good or bad.
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You are correct on the standard HD warranty as long as you conform to their increasing exceptions to modifications after rhe install….different tuner, pipes..etc. My point is that increasingly the extended waranty is sold by the dealer but is not a HD product and MAY NOT cover the upgrade.. A discussion with the dealer and reading the exception portion of the extended warranty should answer your questions.
I Hope it works out.
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I personally will not own a Harley without an extended warranty. I had a 2012 cvo street glide with less than 9k miles and the whole left side replaced - starter, compensator and clutch hub. At 16k miles the lifters went out so those were replaced along with the cams. At 18k miles the amp died to the rear speakers. This was all covered by the ESP with a $50 copay ea. time. IMPO I will not be without one. I will consider adding tires next time as I had less than 200 miles on a rear tire and picked up a nail.
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Back in 2012 I bought a new CVO StreetGlide, turned out to be just another lemon on the tree.
Dealer bought it back after about 6 months of being in for a different warranty every 2 weeks.
In 2015 I bought the 2015 CVO Limted and extended warranty, used on a rear tire do to nail.
Absolutely no problem since.
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What your calling an extended warranty is in fact not a Warranty. Check the contract. It is worded specifically to not be a warranty therefore not covered by Warranty laws and regulations. Unless they have changed since the last time I bought a new bike.