Springer CVO or Rocker C
#1
11-09-2008, 12:48 AM
Springer CVO or Rocker C
Guys,
I am swithering between a 2009 Springer CVO or a 2009 Rocker C. The main reason I want either of these is the 240 STOCK rear tire.
You see I had a 2002 Heritage that I put a Phat Tire kit on with a 240 tire but to be honest it handled like ****, it was easy to turn left but you really had to throw it over to get it to go right.
I live in Thailand and I can get a new 2009 Springer CVO for +/- $52K or a Rocker C for $46k. My other option is to get a Night Train and put another Phat Tail kit on that but by the time I spend the extra money on Phat Tail and wheels I would still be in the low 40K and on a bike that has had a major modification done to it.
Unfortunately I don't have the same choice as in the US but so be it.
Anyway has anyone had the chance to ride either of these bikes that could give me idea as to what I should go for??
I am swithering between a 2009 Springer CVO or a 2009 Rocker C. The main reason I want either of these is the 240 STOCK rear tire.
You see I had a 2002 Heritage that I put a Phat Tire kit on with a 240 tire but to be honest it handled like ****, it was easy to turn left but you really had to throw it over to get it to go right.
I live in Thailand and I can get a new 2009 Springer CVO for +/- $52K or a Rocker C for $46k. My other option is to get a Night Train and put another Phat Tail kit on that but by the time I spend the extra money on Phat Tail and wheels I would still be in the low 40K and on a bike that has had a major modification done to it.
Unfortunately I don't have the same choice as in the US but so be it.
Anyway has anyone had the chance to ride either of these bikes that could give me idea as to what I should go for??
#3
11-09-2008, 01:43 AM
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but it doesn't necessarily mean its a good one. I have a 08 Rocker C and I love it. Everybody that has seen it has loved it. In fact, I work for a pretty large industry and it employees over 1500 people and everyone that has seen it has said its the sickest bike in the lot. And I would say 35 to 40% of the people out there own a bike and most are Harleydavidson. So don't let people choose your bike for ya get on both and see for yourself. Later brother and be safe.
#4
11-09-2008, 02:02 AM
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but it doesn't necessarily mean its a good one. I have a 08 Rocker C and I love it. Everybody that has seen it has loved it. In fact, I work for a pretty large industry and it employees over 1500 people and everyone that has seen it has said its the sickest bike in the lot. And I would say 35 to 40% of the people out there own a bike and most are Harleydavidson. So don't let people choose your bike for ya get on both and see for yourself. Later brother and be safe.
Thanks Bro
#5
11-09-2008, 05:13 AM
From the very mouths of HD the rocker C was developed to try and capture the chopper market that Big Dog and OCC made so popular.
These bikes are so completely different but IMO the springer CVO is a way better machine but also costs a lot more. If I had the cash though I would go CVO all the way.
These bikes are so completely different but IMO the springer CVO is a way better machine but also costs a lot more. If I had the cash though I would go CVO all the way.
#6
11-09-2008, 07:00 AM
Hey bro, the choice is yours. However, you ask for opinions and I will give you mine.
The CVO Springer is one beautiful scooter. But when you buy one it is already 99.9% tricked out, if you know what I mean. In my case, I like to make my scooter my very own.
That's what made me decide on a Rocker. Just brought it home this week. Its already tore down waiting on my Heartland E-Z Rocker Conversion System. Tins will be going out for custom paint and the list goes on. Your choice, but remember, there will be other Springers out there exactly like yours. But if you don't mind that then go for it. They are a very sweet looking scooter. Good luck with whatever you decide. Ride safe.
The CVO Springer is one beautiful scooter. But when you buy one it is already 99.9% tricked out, if you know what I mean. In my case, I like to make my scooter my very own.
That's what made me decide on a Rocker. Just brought it home this week. Its already tore down waiting on my Heartland E-Z Rocker Conversion System. Tins will be going out for custom paint and the list goes on. Your choice, but remember, there will be other Springers out there exactly like yours. But if you don't mind that then go for it. They are a very sweet looking scooter. Good luck with whatever you decide. Ride safe.
#7
11-09-2008, 07:13 AM
