Can't really argue with any of these posts... I can see both points of view. I think the MoCo wants to differentiate the CVO models for different demographics... the SG got the kick-butt audio system, and they probably consider it a "not a 2-up tourer" but more of a sporty model - so they just outfit it with passenger pegs. Same with the CVO RG Customs - they get the nice SE intake, etc. The CVO EG, Classic, Ultra, RG Ultra, and Road King/Road King Classic all come with passenger boards - presumably because the MoCo considers those models more likely to have a BSR much of the time. Guess they figure they can sell enough passenger boards for the CVO SG and RGC to make it worth the effort to NOT include them on the bikes... it kind of torques me that I had to fork over $600 for the passenger boards - but as was pointed out in a previous post, it's quite small in comparison to the total cost of this beast so far... I figure with all the perf mods and tune, the Tour Pak and its mount and trimmings, a decent seat with a backrest, the passenger boards, the front spots, etc... I have an investment approaching $40K in this bike already... YIKES!
The only good news for our bank account is that I'm DONE now! Oh wait... chrome spark plug covers and a "not-a-cowbell" horn cover... and Brukus Saddlebag-Secure and Seat Secure... and the Paul Yaffe curved license plate lighted frame... Well, maybe not
quite through yet. May have to wait on those Traxxion Dynamics fork cartridges though... those are ANOTHER $1400 installed, to get rid of the front-end diving from Harley's
positively antique damper-rod front suspension...

JEEZ! It's only 4:00 PM on a
Monday...
and I already need a drink... 