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Custom Vehicle Discussions => CVO™ Softail® Deluxe => Topic started by: Older Guy on November 15, 2013, 06:39:28 PM
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When I bought my 2011 cvo I got a gold key with it,has anyone received anything from Harley?
Older Guy
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No - not yet! But from reading the post on the forum about the gold coin it takes a while......
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Beginning to think it's a random gift... Some will get it...
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In the mail today was a package from the Harley Museum. It contained a golden coin, 2 membership cards (1 for me and 1 for guest) to the museum for 2014 and 6 guest passes to the museum. I didn't get a gold key when I purchased the bike.
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The key is replaced with the coin...
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The key is replaced with the coin...
You are correct but with a CVO VIN# your local dealer can order you the gold keys spoke to my parts guy Saturday
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You are correct but with a CVO VIN# your local dealer can order you the gold keys spoke to my parts guy Saturday
Good to know !! :2vrolijk_21:
But since there is no more hole to place the key into in the 2014 bikes....... ???
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But since there is no more hole to place the key into in the 2014 bikes....... ???
[/quote] You can use the gold key to lock the fork.
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if it's been more than 6 weeks since you bought your bike, then contact the museum directly. i purchased my bike back in june and hadn't received anything. called hd and got transferred around a bunch until they finally figured out the museum folks was who needed to help me. talked to them on tues, had my stuff by sat. be sure you have the date you bought your bike and your vin number.
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Just received my coin from Harley,Not as nice as the gold key but very well made coin.
Older Guy
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I received my payment book :(
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I initially went thru Harley Davidson Eaglemark Credit, but before they could send me my payment book I refinanced thru a local Credit Union. My interest rate went from 9.845% to 2.99%. Shortened the loan length by one year and still saved over $70 per month on payments. :orange:
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Whats a payment book?
Older Guy
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I take it that you paid cash for yours. :-\ If so, good for you.
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Just joking,at my age I have been able to pay cash for my last 3 bikes. I only keep a bike 2 to 3 years so when I sell them it is not a far reach to pay cash for a new one. Years ago I had a payment book like most other people. At 75 on fixed income I cant afford payment books.
Older Guy
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Point taken. At 58, I already have my 2010 Ultra Limited in the garage, the wife wanted her own bike. To get all the bells & whistles plus cruise control, this model was the only way to do that. I am just your average working stiff putting in his 40 hours per week. I already have a stable of vehicles to the magnitude of 5 in total. So, my funds are tapped out trying to insure and maintain them all. I only hope that I will still be riding at 75. ;D
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I also financed through a credit union, 2%. Well my bike is loaded and in about 20 minutes leaving for Florida! Bout time to ride my new bike..