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Hello everybody. I’m 5’6.My ride is 2009 Road King w/Power Duals and Monster Ovals (V&H), PC V and Auto Tune. I fill like King little heavy for me and I thinking of trading in for new CVO Fat Bob 2009.Most of my rides 30mi. round trip 6days a weak and sometimes on Sundays from 100 to 300mi. rides. Please, I need your advice what to do? Thanks. Stan.
Consider the CVO Convertible. This way you can strip down for local and dress up for longer rides. Take the stock windshield off and put on a fatboy windshield.
58278-95 = low profile smoke tint
58243-95 = standard height clear
This will make a huge difference in how the bike looks and reduce the wind buffeting greatly.
Consider the CVO Convertible. This way you can strip down for local and dress up for longer rides. Take the stock windshield off and put on a fatboy windshield.
58278-95 = low profile smoke tint
58243-95 = standard height clear
This will make a huge difference in how the bike looks and reduce the wind buffeting greatly.
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