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is it he 2019? my reasoning after a bit of research
- 117 m8 engine, no wet heads
- lowers with an extra pair of speakers
- GTS radio
- wineberry paint (thats the only available down here)
possible baddies... wheels (i have a bad feeling about those oddball tires costs compared to the good old egildes... possible bad oil pump being a 2019, i've heard only 2020s have good pumps... what else?
I have some available for purchase, one having only 110 km on the clock... go figure.
anything to be wary of?? is a 2020 better even with less speakers? is a 2017 (much cheaper) not that bad even with the wet head 114?
choosing harleys is hard... why the hell dont they BTO the goddam motorcycles
u sure those 2 extra speakers dont help? the more the better...
theres 1 thing i dislike tough... the gascap ... i wish it was like the other tourings
I definitely like having the lowers with speakers, Im about to scrap all the Boom 2 stuff though, I have blown several stock speakers and plan to put some good stuff in its place. I also like the flush mounted pop up gas cap, kind of a cvo trademark.
Im about to scrap all the Boom 2 stuff though, I have blown several stock speakers......
Pretty sure they are made of crackers and sugar frosting. I had the outfit that put my new system in pull the old stuff with the hopes of me selling it. Absolutely no interest. The folks here are too smart to buy that junk. I ended up giving it away to four different guys here, who like you had blown speakers and need a replacement. The guy who took the amps, was trying to cobble together a system and had been given speakers by someone else.
Again, the head unit is solid. And with the '19, you have the speaker pods in the lowers...the HD quick connects on the bag can be used....it's ready to have baller replacement aftermarket system put in.......if you put 6x9s in the bags, be sure that they use the special adapter kit that lets you retain your CVO autolocks....if a tech tells you it can't be done, find a new tech, or educate him
Pretty sure they are made of crackers and sugar frosting. I had the outfit that put my new system in pull the old stuff with the hopes of me selling it. Absolutely no interest. The folks here are too smart to buy that junk. I ended up giving it away to four different guys here, who like you had blown speakers and need a replacement. The guy who took the amps, was trying to cobble together a system and had been given speakers by someone else.
Again, the head unit is solid. And with the '19, you have the speaker pods in the lowers...the HD quick connects on the bag can be used....it's ready to have baller replacement aftermarket system put in.......if you put 6x9s in the bags, be sure that they use the special adapter kit that lets you retain your CVO autolocks....if a tech tells you it can't be done, find a new tech, or educate him
yeah Im going with 6x9s and have already discussed the locks and its no problem. Keeping stock head unit but everything else gets scrapped
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