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Hi at all,
I have a question for you. Look at this photo about new CVO breakout pro-street.
I think it's a little too similar to my 16 yo old Deuce ! It is from the year 2000 that my bike is with this style with numerous publications in magazines around the world!
I can think of one big difference, realizing opinions are subjective and mine is likely biased ... Deuce is much nicer looking!!
I'm not convinced of that, but I will say that when I bought my 2001 Deuce last year with 10k, for $5000, in garage queen condition, it left my bank account much better looking.
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