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[slmetcalftx]

Keep it and ride it in the Spring and enjoy it. No bike is going to be perfect coming off the line. The closest I've had on that was my Deluxe. I loved the bike (had 28K miles on it after 3 years and that was all joy riding) and never had to do anything to it other than dress it up a bit. What we can't do, is compare the ride of a CVO to that of another bike, because they are all completely different. And after spending about 10-15K on our Fatboy (first bike) to dress her up and not getting a plug nickle for the effort put into it, you're better off keeping the CVO with all the bells and whistles. You can save the money you would have spent otherwise for other more important things like gas or going on a vacation. 

You won't really know what the bike can do and what will happen with the "problems" that it "might" have until you get it out and ride it.