66K miles, $8.3K what worries/concerns should I have buying this bike? I am not a great mech, do not want to buy it and then spend all my time and $$ trying to keep it running, 1st time poster here - be gentle :-)
The main issues with the CVO 110" engines were the over-the-top valve springs, supplied to HD, via Comp Cams, that loaded the lifter axles to the point of failure.
Once those issues are addressed, very reliable engine.
Scott
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The main issues with the CVO 110" engines were the over-the-top valve springs, supplied to HD, via Comp Cams, that loaded the lifter axles to the point of failure.
Once those issues are addressed, very reliable engine.
Scott
Everything Scott speaks of will help with the CVOs 110" motor.
However, the 2006 CVO model year had a pretty solid motor platform in the CVO 103" motor.
The main issues with the CVO 110" engines were the over-the-top valve springs, supplied to HD, via Comp Cams, that loaded the lifter axles to the point of failure.
Once those issues are addressed, very reliable engine.
Scott