Sorry to point this out to you but, it sounds like you expect something for nothing just because you spent 40K.

You pulled into the nearest dealer - not the one you purchased the bike from.

You expected said dealer to provide you something for nothing - a ride home or a loaner bike.

If you wanted a rental bike then HD customer service was correct, you should have bought the coverage that provided this option.

 

Dealer I went to was not the dealer I bought from. They did a great job and got the bike back today and we will see how it is. That is the whole story. Abs system caused the rear brake to overheat and warped the rotor. I still think HD should have done more.

 

HD didn't do anything more or less than any other manufacturer would have.
What more should HD have done?

Chevy, Ford, Dodge, Toyota, Honda, ect wouldn't have done anything more.
If anybody gets a "loaner" or other service while their ride is being worked on, that comes from the dealer and not the manufacturer.

All dealers (both auto and bike) are separate independent business from the manufacturer.

You can't name any manufacturer out there that hasn't had defect issues with at least one part on something they build.
Man builds it, some of them are going to break. Just the way it is, and will never change.

HD fixed it for you.

The dealer you went too didn't supply you with a loaner, that isn't unique to HD.

 

I got the bike back Friday. Felt better on the way home but leaving the house Saturday shutter came back. With my 2014 limited I could tell the linked brakes were working because I could feel it in the rear pedal when you applied the front first. The pedal would be a little stiffer. Also does the 110 motor have a significant more vibration than the 103? Seems like a lot more vibration but I am wondering if it will get better after it is broken in.