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Some of us like the Wet heads and think they are outstanding.
Others see it differently.
As for a CVO if it is what you want and you are will to pay of it enjoy.
I have a 2014 CVO Limited. I bought it new and have had no problems. It now has 22000 miles on it. I really like this bike. I had a 2012 CVO ultra before this bike and I had no problems with it either.
I have a 15 CVO Limited that I bought new. I like it and everything about it. No problems. There's a Screaming Eagle area that has a lot of information as well as a Rushmore specific area. Welcome to the forum
Wet Heads
Wish they could/would expand them into the lower level ($$$) bikes.
If you live in a an area with HEAT they are the only way to go IMHO.
They had a few issues, mainly with the hose attach points (in the earlier models) but I think they worked that out.
The only reason I don't have one is 98% of my riding the big bagger takes most of the fun out of riding.
So I trade the Ultra for a Deluxe (but I am not tall/big guy).
Loved the Ultra on the road, not so much in town.
Love the Deluxe in & around town (99% of my riding).
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