Thanks for the warm reception all! I think this will be a great forum to exchange ideas and discuss HD's - I am excited for this.
Good morning dailywaves,
I send you the
from FRANCE.
It'll be nice for the others members if you present you in the thread "New Member Introduction"
with a pic of your bike 
Best regards
Jacques
Jacques - I will get my the New member Intro handled! Along with pics of my 2!!!
Welcome Jess, great to have another member here that will surely have a wealth of HD knowledge.
What are you doing for work now? Have you done any mods at all to the DWG2? I had a 2 and now a 3, really like the entire theme of the bike, steering geometry on the 3 seems better to me for some reason. Anyway, reading your post made me think of two things. One, I'm glad to have my DWG3 and two Would you like to move to Washington? I need a good salesman. 
Work? I work for an Engineering Consulting company called Synvent (
www.synvent.com) - we place and train Engineers and Designers into jobs at HD (and other companies in Wisconsin) for R&D and Manufacturing of the bikes...basically a contract-to-hire scenario - so if you know of anyone looking for a career at HD in Milwaukee that is versed in 3D Modeling (Pro/ENGINEER), Assembly in Manufacturing or Engineering please have them send their resume to jesse.daily@synvent.com - I offer referral bonuses up to $1K and will assure anyone that working at HD is almost as fun as riding their bikes...it truly was a dream come true. Make sure that they say you sent em! I have placed over 30 people there in the past 3 years and have a great relationship with the team!
Mods? Not many, unlike your 3 - the 2 was the only "Blade" that didn't come off the line with the 1550 conversion... I wonder if that was a reason for the increased performance in steering. I have ported it, put screaming eagle pipes on it, trimmed out most of the stock black or aluminum cast surfaces with shiny HD chrome, short sissy bar, small luggage rack, etc...and I am KEEPING the fairing on the headlight

- I tried several conversions with it off preproduction, and I was unable to get something that "I" liked better. All in all, its almost exactly the way it came off the floor - I am adamant about keeping only HD product on the bike to retain the long-term value I forsee with it. There are a couple of dealerships around here that took the 2/3 off the floor, put it in a bubble and have yet to sell it...just sitting on the dream. Just sitting away in a garage to be auctioned off some day. Kinda sad in a way.
Move to Washington? Born and raised in Idaho - I miss the West. Flatland is very nice, but I miss the freedom of the mountain roads and healthy lifestyle - I would have to be a GREAT job, but I am not opposed to anything. I absolutely think WA is one of the most beautiful states we have, esp. Belleview.
One HD colleague coined the phrase "this bike is like a parade on wheels" and I definitely agree.
I think the sales brochure had it right, 'This bike looks FAST just sitting still' . . . I too owned a RED Switchblade.
after a trip to York in 2001 and seeing this beauty sitting all around the plant, I returned to my home dealer and said "I have to have one of those", he jst grinned, and said "I'll see what I can do" two months later he said 'Do you still want one of those RED bikes" . . . . ? the only change I made was to install a V&H Pro pipe. I rode this thing from Michigan to Sturgis and then decided that I needed something with more comfort if I was going to make these kinds of trips, I traded it for my Purple FLHRSEI which after 4 years and 70k I traded it for my current FLTRI.
Wish I had kept the dwg2, but at least I had the pleasure of owning one of the best looking bikes the the CVO folks put together.......!
Welcome to a site with a lot of COOL folks and lot's of knowledge.
Willie D. Davidson Jr.
Hi Willie - what's in a name???

- I took the 2 on a trip to Tomahawk, I definitely agree this bike is not made for the long haul...unless some drastic changes are done (windshield, cruising pegs, etc.) - If I ever do make a trip to Sturgis, I am sure to rent or borrow another model... CVO as they are, the best around... Cool and classy -
Added Note: Dad is looking into getting the VRSCDX - anyone have good or bad experiences with this???
Safe Ridin' - Jess