Has anyone traded there 2014 Limited for a 2015 CVO. Thinking about it but I think the his will be too much.

 

Traded my 2011 Limited for a 2015 CVO Limited and couldn't be happier!

 

If I was convinced I was getting a better bike I'd be O.K. with the trade but to me it's just basically the same bike with a little bigger motor and a lot more bling. I guess it depends on what you're looking for. Good luck...

 

I concur.

The 7 cubes don't excite me enough, and for 10+k, I can add all the bling I want.

The paint sure is nice on them, however, and I understand why it's worth it to some....

 

If you are willing to lose on your 14 go for it. I bought a 15 CVO Limited because my wife was going to stop riding her own so I figured might as well go all out. Well, not long after she decided she needed a SG again. If we had know this beforehand I would have gotten the regular Limited. I do think you get your moneys worth but having owned it for a while I don't think I'm any happier with the CVO than I would have been with the regular one.

 

I keep saying this is my last bike every time I trade and my next one will be a trice. I guess that is what keeps me going.I just like the extras and the paint on the CVO. I'll wait to see how bad the hit is and maybe wait till the fall for a good deal.My ltd only has 7k on it and is like new cond.

 

Buddy of mine has a '13 CVO Limited, went to a dealer looking to trade for a '15 CVO Road Glide, they wanted his bike and $15G's, BIG HIT!

 

I definitely would if my 14 is almost or half way worn out.

 

Don't you know the hype?
Only certain paint and accessories can be found on the CVO!


I had a baby CVO...the softail deluxe.


Nice bike.


But your right...trade offs are the extra cost

But on the other hand I never purchased anything for the bike...it had everything I wanted and no reason to add more bling.

 

When I bought my '14 Limited, I considered a CVO - the biggest motivator being my wife would have been 100% behind the purchase. I haven't liked each & every CVO Harley has created, but for the most part think they are beautiful machines. When I thought it over, I decided the $10k+ I would spend on the CVO wasn't buying me that much extra value. I'm happy with the way my Stage I runs, & I'll add some bling here & there as time goes by. I don't regret my decision in the least.

That said, they are beautiful pieces of machinery & I understand the cost of admission.