Thank you for the photos... you just made me decide. I could not make up my mind between the brown(maple) and the blue... I have decided to go with the blue. Need to call the dealer first thing tomorrow to change my deposit (I had made a deposit on a maple/brown one... )

Cheers!!

 

Very nice. But what intrigued me was in the write up from the home page link which stated:
"2012 year: the Road Glide Custom, which features top of the line parts and design, including a liquid cooled engine that is one of Harley's most powerful ever."

Now I am sure that is a editorial phoopa as no one has said anything about that little fact.
Jeff

 

I thought the same thing!

 

Liquid-cooled? I like it.
Not crazy about the paint scheme/colors...
Would still option out a couple of things, such as seat & lower fairings.

Otherwise, it would be a great investment IF I had that amount of money to spend on such a thing!
It's 99 44/100% well done.

 

i rode one sunday, heres my take.liked the bars but they were 1 inch not 11/4 felt a little soft.but they fit nice seat was comfortable motor ran awsome.ride with the lowered shocks wasnt as bad as some ive been on.the windshield was useless and no lowers,had me tearin up glasses bouncing lid on the back of my head.the wind noise was so bad i couldnt hear the bad azz stereo.

 

Love the CVO but my god man your Avtar is crazy f...ing HOT!

 

Never liked the road glide - never will, no matter how they paint it - which is usually awful. Remember the watermellon green? ugh. Harley needs a new paint designer....NOW.

Liquid cooled - always have been. Water cooled - only the V-Rod.

Some people associate liquid meaning water - what do you think oil is???

 

Wondering that myself. In all the pictures, there doesn't appear to be a radiator. Guess the Motor Company is using a play on words to lure us in. I thing it would be great to have a V-rod type motor in a touring bike, more power, torque, etc.

 

Yep! What a doofus!

 

Maple metallic