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The Limited HAS a CB. it is mentioned in the site, even has number of presets listed. Dont' know about every other LIMITED on the planet but mine CAME WITH THE CB. I just had it on in the garage a few minutes ago just to check. No module is needed, just the Ultra and down do not have it.
The specs sheet used to mention a CB as standard. Now it only mentions the presets on the infotainment screen meaning it is capable of accepting the upgrade. I think we can conclude that they have recently deleted the CB as a standard feature. Yes, the pics still show two antennas but this is likely to change as they upgrade the site.
Where is it mentioned now? Please tell me. I cannot find CB mentioned other than presets. No one is arguing that it didn't used to be standard. We're trying to figure out if it still is.
...even has number of presets listed....
The Ultra also shows the number of CB presets, but it does not have CB as std equipment.
The specs sheet used to mention a CB as standard. Now it only mentions the presets on the infotainment screen meaning it is capable of accepting the upgrade.
I thought it used to show the CB as well but wasn't sure.
jt
Last edited by harleyjth; Apr 6, 2014 at 11:22 AM.
for the love of GOD YES YES YES it is still standard on a Limited. It does only mention the presets BUT THE LIMITED DOES come with a CB.......meaning it HAS one already on it, no module to buy. I'm working on a drawing now for those that are reading challenged.
Yeah, well it also has presets for Sirius XM but that is not standard equipment either. You have to spend another $400 for the XM module. Please give us documentation that the CB (also known as Bike to Bike communication) is still standard equipment.
Last edited by Dave Thorpe; Apr 6, 2014 at 04:38 PM.
for the love of GOD YES YES YES it is still standard on a Limited. It does only mention the presets BUT THE LIMITED DOES come with a CB.......meaning it HAS one already on it, no module to buy. I'm working on a drawing now for those that are reading challenged.
Ok. Just tell me where it says that on the website. Presets mean nothing.
jt
No it does NOT say it has a CB on the web site, only presets,but 3 or more guys here that have Limiteds have posted that they do have a CB on the bike from the factory yet guys are still asking if it has a CB. a CB is a CB, it may be used for bike to bike communication but don't know that its ever been marketed that way. Darn, you can actually talk to anyone that also has a CB on a bike, in a car, in a truck in a boat whatever. It has one
for the love of GOD YES YES YES it is still standard on a Limited. It does only mention the presets BUT THE LIMITED DOES come with a CB.......meaning it HAS one already on it, no module to buy. I'm working on a drawing now for those that are reading challenged.
I am able to read well thank you. I also can read that the Ultra Classic has presets for both CB and Sirius. That bike comes with neither.
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