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[scottt]

Billet shift rod and slipstream pegs

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Airwing rack

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Tourpack organizer

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tour pack side wall organizer

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Saddlebag lining

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Overall with new HD street cannons

[BUCKNUT GREG]

Looks really good Scott.......

Nice touches throughout.  Enjoy it and don't look back.

[shelby500]

Passenger floorboards

I got the chrome adjustable mounts off my cvo if your interested! They would look good on there.

[AMEDD_SFC]

Hey Scott:

That's one nice scoot!

I don't know why, but I really like the slick chrome trim on the BSR foot boards.  It just gives the bike a sleek look.

Nice all around.

Cheers   

Mark

[scottt]

Hey Scott:

That's one nice scoot!

I don't know why, but I really like the slick chrome trim on the BSR foot boards.  It just gives the bike a sleek look.

Nice all around.

Cheers   

Mark

Thanks Mark, I really appreciate the kind words.

[CVO Aqua-Glider]

Love your bike.  Had I bought the Ltd., it would definitely been that one.

[DownUnder CVO]

After reading all the posts on this topic and others today my heart is not at the excitement it was a few days ago.
I am waiting to take delivery on my CVO limited next week, waiting for the coolant neck mod to arrive.
The thought of parting with $51,000 for a bike that may make it home without puking coolant makes me very uneasy.
I'm sure there will be a solution to the problem, but for me having to travel 600kms for a round trip to my closest Harley dealer for a fix
is a lot of inconvenience and expense that I'm sure will be at my cost.
I'm conflicted thinking If I should wear the loss of a $500 deposit and wait a year or just go for it.

[Eqcons]

After reading all the posts on this topic and others today my heart is not at the excitement it was a few days ago.
I am waiting to take delivery on my CVO limited next week, waiting for the coolant neck mod to arrive.
The thought of parting with $51,000 for a bike that may make it home without puking coolant makes me very uneasy.
I'm sure there will be a solution to the problem, but for me having to travel 600kms for a round trip to my closest Harley dealer for a fix
is a lot of inconvenience and expense that I'm sure will be at my cost.
I'm conflicted thinking If I should wear the loss of a $500 deposit and wait a year or just go for it.

Is that A$51k, or US$?  If it's A$, that's very cheap!

[scottt]

After reading all the posts on this topic and others today my heart is not at the excitement it was a few days ago.
I am waiting to take delivery on my CVO limited next week, waiting for the coolant neck mod to arrive.
The thought of parting with $51,000 for a bike that may make it home without puking coolant makes me very uneasy.
I'm sure there will be a solution to the problem, but for me having to travel 600kms for a round trip to my closest Harley dealer for a fix
is a lot of inconvenience and expense that I'm sure will be at my cost.
I'm conflicted thinking If I should wear the loss of a $500 deposit and wait a year or just go for it.

The motor company just came out with a "program" that is said to fix the coolant leak issue. I believe the coolant leak issue is going to go away now. The early twin cooled bikes came with a filler neck that was constructed of a material that was not up to the task. When the bikes got hot it started to distort and allowed air to get back into the system; I am not a engineer but the end result was a coolant leak. The filler necks are now being replaced with a new one that won't have that issue.

I own a 2014 Ultra Limited ( Had the CVO been in my budget I would have purchased the CVO, you get a lot of extras for your money ), my dealer just installed the new update and I truly believe it will no longer be an issue. The 2014 bikes are really something. I owned a 2007 SE Ultra that I had no desire to sell or trade; once I took a test ride on the new bike I was sold, you will love that new 2014 CVO Limited. The vast, vast majority of those that have purchased a new one have no regrets. I can't say what is best for you just that these new bikes are really something.

Best too ya

[CVO Aqua-Glider]

After reading all the posts on this topic and others today my heart is not at the excitement it was a few days ago.
I am waiting to take delivery on my CVO limited next week, waiting for the coolant neck mod to arrive.
The thought of parting with $51,000 for a bike that may make it home without puking coolant makes me very uneasy.
I'm sure there will be a solution to the problem, but for me having to travel 600kms for a round trip to my closest Harley dealer for a fix
is a lot of inconvenience and expense that I'm sure will be at my cost.
I'm conflicted thinking If I should wear the loss of a $500 deposit and wait a year or just go for it.

If your dealer keeps a $500 deposit because you walked away from a bike that has issues, I'd be looking for a new dealer.  Can't say if I'd walk or not.  I would say that if my dealer offered to refund all my $$$ today, I'd gladly let 'em have the bike back.  With my bike puking a few times and the radio glitches, I don't have a totally warm fuzzy feeling about my bike.  Hopefully yours is fine because they are great bikes minus the issues.