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on: Today at 04:29:07 AM
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Started by Dudeen - Last post by Dudeen | ||
Greetings from Summit Argo,IL. I just purchased my first CVO - a 2017 CVO Limited.
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on: Yesterday at 11:24:06 PM
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Started by SDCVO - Last post by SDCVO | ||
The dealer told me it does, but when I go on the HD website and look up the Homelink module, it does not say it is standard?
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on: Yesterday at 11:03:24 PM
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Started by SDCVO - Last post by SDCVO | ||
The dealer just told me that Harley doesn't have a SiriusXM module available for the 25 CVO Roadglide I got. He told me Harley's official stance is to use the SiriusXM app on your phone. The obvious problem with that is when you don't have cell service, you don't have the app.
Anyone figured this out?? |
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on: Yesterday at 04:31:27 PM
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Started by acevtwin - Last post by Fired00d | ||
I don't even want or need a new bike and still wanna get a hold of this place to check prices out of curiosity.If you are speaking of dealership in first post it is Motor City Harley-Davidson. ![]() Ride Safe, Fired00d ![]() |
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on: Yesterday at 10:53:45 AM
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Started by jameyryan79@gmail.com - Last post by GKroadking | ||
welcome back and greetings from Munich Germany
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on: Yesterday at 10:48:52 AM
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Started by ShawnG - Last post by GKroadking | ||
Welcome from Munich Germany.
If the condition is good then I would do this deal. |
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on: Yesterday at 12:03:58 AM
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Started by acevtwin - Last post by Scott7d | ||
I don't even want or need a new bike and still wanna get a hold of this place to check prices out of curiosity.
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on: June 17, 2025, 02:57:45 PM
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Started by RKUC - Last post by bad00serg | ||
I have had 8-9 Springers - CVO, non-CVO, Heritage, etc. There should be no "man handling" or "dives"...they ride slightly differently, but just as reasonably and safely smooth as any other cycle. Good luck sorting out your issues.
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on: June 17, 2025, 05:58:25 AM
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Started by acevtwin - Last post by Eqcons | ||
I agree with Jimmy (2k) I've had 4 CVOs and 3 non-CVO Harleys. Used to keep my CVO a couple of years. Current one is my '14 FLHTKSE, and I won't be buying another. Firstly, they no longer make an Ultra Limited (my personal opinion is the Road Glide is fugly, but each to his own), secondly, the MoCo's attempts to modernise the looks of the fairing and lights gets uglier with each attempt, thirdly, I remain incensed by them stopping dealers from selling outside their area, and finally - the prices. They have lost the plot with pricing completely, For much less than the cost of a CVO I could buy a high-spec car, that won't break down in 15000 miles, comes with a decent warranty, and doesn't use the owner as a test bed.
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on: June 17, 2025, 05:31:22 AM
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Started by acevtwin - Last post by 2k | ||
I agree completely with the above. Have owned 4 CVO's and I would usually keep one 2 - 3 years before getting the wallet draining bug for new. My current is a 2013 SERK in Crushed Saphire and there have been only 3 -4 models in the 12 years that even made me look. Sticking a CVO badge on a scooter don't make it a special deal anymore.
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