Yes, the WHEELS ARE THE PROBLEM. As in the post listed (which I started) and received great info from Ernie, replacing the wheels with anything else will correct the problem. The dealership and I both chased everything else prior to Ernie saying it was the wheel design. I then put a borrowed stock Street Glide wheel with a badly cupped tire and the problem was solved. I had to do the wheel change myself since the dealership would not do it. I even took it the dealership with the Street Glide wheel on it to prove the problem and it was too bad for me. The Motor Company would do nothing for me. I ended up putting Performance Machine wheels on my bike but anything else will work. Stock bagger wheels, Street Glide wheels, Road Glide wheels, aftermarket wheels, etc will eliminate the problem immediately. I am only sorry Harley would not stand up to the problem. You will notice in the parts catalog HD says all other wheels are not applicable to a CVO Ultra. I believe they only say that to avoid any responsibility for their poorly designed wheel. The wheel acts like a fan and makes the front move around. It is even worse when you are around another vehicle but still bad when going down the highway with nothing around you. Good luck and PM me if you want any further info on my experience. I know my experience has soured me enough to say I will never buy another new Harley and I currently own 5 of them. My last purchases have been a Honda F6B and an Indian Scout. Both have presented no issues with the bikes of the companies who produce them.
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