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I recently traded in my '04 Ultra for a '15 CVO Roadglide Ultra. I went through American Harley in Leominster, MA and can't say enough good things about the people there. Because of all the snow we've had this year, they will be trailering the bike down to me next week (once I clear the snow from the garage door). The only add-on so far are the Rinehart 4" slip-ons. Originally I was going to get one in April but this bike became available and I decided to go for it. Can't wait for this *&^#@ snow to be gone!
Plenty of time for you to do more things to it. Plenty of time to day dream about riding it. plenty of time to just sit and stare at it. Plenty of time because of all of this F*%^*$G snow on the ground. Congrats on the new bike. Hope we get to ride sometime before June.
I just about did the same thing with my 14 Ultra CVO but instead added a new 15 CVO Street Glide. I like the Road Glide and may trade out of my 14 CVO ULTRA down the road. But enjoying the Street Glide right now. And know the feeling here in the Virginia DC area. Rode it a few times before the winter hit us here in February.
Congrats on the new bike! I definitely feel you pain with the snow. I still haven't gotten to do anything but fondle and tweak my new CVO Breakout. The anticipation is killing me.
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